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Resource Location - Content5.6
Contact details and position information for a physical place that may be visited and where healthcare resources and participants may be found or contained, accommodated, or stored.
The resource name as it appears in a RESTful URL is [root]/location/
A Location includes both incidental locations (a place at which is used without prior designation or authorization) and dedicated, formally appointed locations. Examples of use for Location are:
- A hospital building, clinic or GP's office, a home
- A ward, corridor, bedroom, emergency room or operation room
- A freezer or cabinet
- An ambulance, personal car or roadside location
Non-examples are:
- An MRI-device (the room in which the device is placed is the Location)
- ...
Resource Content5.6.1
<Location xmlns="http://hl7.org/fhir"> <!-- from Resource: extension, narrative, and contained --> <name value="[string]"/><!-- 1..1 Name of the location --> <description value="[string]"/><!-- 0..1 Description of the Location --> <type><!-- 0..* CodeableConcept Classification of the location --></type> <telecom><!-- 0..1 Contact Contact details of the location --></telecom> <address><!-- 0..1 Address Physical location --></address> <position> <!-- 0..1 The absolute geographic location --> <longitude value="[decimal]"/><!-- 1..1 Longitude --> <latitude value="[decimal]"/><!-- 1..1 Latitude --> <altitude value="[decimal]"/><!-- 0..1 Altitude --> </position> <provider><!-- 0..1 Resource(Organization) The organization that provides services at the location --></provider> <active value="[boolean]"/><!-- 0..1 Whether the location is still used to provide services --> <partOf><!-- 0..1 Resource(Location) Another Location which this Location is physically inside of --></partOf> </Location>
Alternate definitions: Schema/Schematron, Resource Profile
Terminology Bindings 5.6.1.1
Notes:5.6.2
- Locations may range from whole buildings to cabinets; it is possible to relate smaller Locations to their containing bigger Location using the Location.partOf element.
- Location.position is expressed using the same syntax, datum and reference system as used in Google Earth's KML files, seeGoogle/OGS's KML.
Search Parameters 5.6.3
Search Parameters for RESTful searches. The standard parameters also apply. See Searching for more information.
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