type: exampleresource: Taskexample: task-example6
Task Example: task-example6
Example XML
<Task xmlns="http://hl7.org/fhir" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://hl7.org/fhir ../../schema/fhir-single.xsd">
<!--This is an example to demonstrate using task for actioning a servicerequest and to illustrate how to populate many of the task elements this is the first in a series of related Task examples: example1 action lipid panel -in progress =>. example2 specimen collection subtask -accepted => example4 specimen collection subtask - completed with output Specimen=>example 5 action lipid panel -in progress specimen collected with output Specimen => example 6 action lipid panel - completed with output Specimen and DiagnosticReport -->
<id value="example6"/>
<identifier>
<use value="official"/>
<system value="http:/goodhealth.org/identifiers"/>
<value value="20170201-001"/>
</identifier>
<basedOn>
<display value="General Wellness Careplan"/>
</basedOn>
<groupIdentifier>
<use value="official"/>
<system value="http:/goodhealth.org/accession/identifiers"/>
<value value="G20170201-001"/>
</groupIdentifier>
<status value="completed"/>
<!--fictive business status populated for this example -->
<businessStatus>
<text value="test completed and posted"/>
</businessStatus>
<intent value="order"/>
<priority value="routine"/>
<!--fictive code and description elements populated for this example -->
<code>
<coding>
<system value="http://hl7.org/fhir/CodeSystem/task-code"/>
<code value="fulfill"/>
</coding>
</code>
<description value="Create order for getting specimen, Set up inhouse testing, generate order for any sendouts and submit with specimen"/>
<!-- Use the lipid servicerequest example -->
<focus>
<valueReference>
<reference value="ServiceRequest/lipid"/>
<display value="Lipid Panel Request"/>
</valueReference>
</focus>
<!-- who the task is for
-->
<for>
<reference value="Patient/example"/>
<display value="Peter James Chalmers"/>
</for>
<encounter>
<reference value="Encounter/example"/>
<display value="Example In-Patient Encounter"/>
</encounter>
<!-- Lots of dates -->
<executionPeriod>
<start value="2016-10-31T08:25:05+10:00"/>
<!--added completion date-->
<end value="2016-10-31T18:45:05+10:00"/>
</executionPeriod>
<authoredOn value="2016-10-31T08:25:05+10:00"/>
<!-- updated last modified date to track task activity-->
<lastModified value="2016-10-31T18:45:05+10:00"/>
<requester>
<reference value="Practitioner/example"/>
<display value="Dr Adam Careful"/>
</requester>
<requestedPerformer>
<reference>
<reference value="PractitionerRole/f202"/>
</reference>
</requestedPerformer>
<owner>
<reference value="Organization/1832473e-2fe0-452d-abe9-3cdb9879522f"/>
<display value="Clinical Laboratory @ Acme Hospital"/>
</owner>
<!-- populate the reason just to demonstrate it use in this example
-->
<reason>
<concept>
<text value="The Task.reason should only be included if there is no Task.focus or if it differs from the reason indicated on the focus"/>
</concept>
</reason>
<note>
<text value="This is an example to demonstrate using task for actioning a servicerequest and to illustrate how to populate many of the task elements - this is the parent task that will be broken into subtask to grab the specimen and a sendout lab test"/>
</note>
<!-- add the link to the signature on the task to show how this element is usedemonstrating in this example the relevant history element using a contained resource for the purpose of this example only typically would reference an external resource
-->
<!-- complete the request within 48 hrs
-->
<restriction>
<repetitions value="1"/>
<period>
<end value="2016-11-02T09:45:05+10:00"/>
</period>
</restriction>
<!--The expected output of this task is a DiagnosticReport and Specimen-->
<output>
<type>
<text value="DiagnosticReport generated"/>
</type>
<valueReference>
<reference value="DiagnosticReport/lipids"/>
</valueReference>
</output>
<output>
<type>
<text value="collected specimen"/>
</type>
<valueReference>
<reference value="Specimen/101"/>
</valueReference>
</output>
</Task>