FHIR Resource Definition: Structure Details for ror-practitioner
Intersection of ror-practitioner and ror-practitioner
Summary
This page details the structure and constraints of the 'ror-practitioner' resource type within the FHIR standard. This resource is designed to handle information about practitioners involved in providing healthcare services, including definitions for elements like identifiers and names.
Details
This document serves as a detailed specification from the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standard, outlining the structure of the 'ror-practitioner' resource type. This resource is intended to manage information about practitioners who provide medical services. The defined structure includes key elements such as `identifier`, `name`, and `text`. Notably, the `identifier` field suggests the use of national-level professional identifiers (e.g., idNat_PS), detailing its structure with fields like usage (`use`) and system (`system`). Furthermore, in addition to standard FHIR metadata elements, this definition provides mechanisms for advanced information management, such as security labels, tags, and additional extension fields. This demonstrates a concrete technical specification aimed at enhancing the interoperability of medical data. It serves as a foundational technical specification for managing professional information in Japanese electronic health records or regional healthcare networks. This material is purely a reference document; the structure definition itself dictates the constraints and data types for all associated elements.
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