2.16.840.1.113883.10.21.9.1/static-2017-05-02T000000

Id	2.16.840.1.113883.10.21.9.1	Effective Date	valid from 2017‑05‑02 There are versions of templates with this id: Useperiod as of 2017‑05‑02 Useperiod as of 2017‑01‑02
Status	Draft	Version Label
Name	Useperiod	Display Name	UV Use Period
Description This element encodes the start and stop time of the medication regimen. This an interval of time (xsi:type='IVL_TS'), and must be specified as shown. This is an additional constraint placed upon CDA Release 2.0 by this profile, and simplifies the exchange of start/stop and frequency information between EMR systems.
Classification	CDA Entry Level Template
Open/Closed	Open (other than defined elements are allowed)
Used by / Uses	Used by 0 transactions and 2 templates, Uses 0 templates Used by as Name Version 2.16.840.1.113883.10.21.4.1 Include UV Medication Order 2015‑10‑07 2.16.840.1.113883.10.21.4.7 Include UV Medication Statement 2017‑05‑01
Item DT Card Conf Description Label Choice 1 … 1 The <effectiveTime> element encodes the period of administration of the medication, it is always expressed as an interval of time. It may be expressed using the <low> and <high> OR with the <width> element. The first is used to indicate a specified interval (e.g. from march 15th, 2017); the latter for indicating a 'floating' period (e.g. 2 weeks). Elements to choose from: hl7:effectiveTime[hl7:low | hl7:high] hl7:effectiveTime[hl7:width] hl7:effectiveTime IVL_TS 0 … 1 R Case 1: specified interval The <low> and <high> values of the first <effectiveTime> element represent the start and stop times for the medication. The <low> value represents the start time, and the <high> value represents the stop time. If either the <low> or the <high> value is unknown, this shall be recorded by setting the nullFlavor attribute to UNK. In case of unbounded period (continuous terapy) the <high> element will be valued with the nullFlavor attribute to NA. The <high> value records the end of the medication regime according to the information provided in the prescription or order. For example, if the prescription is for enough medication to last 30 days, then the high value should contain a date that is 30 days later then the <low> value. The rationale is that a provider, seeing an un-refilled prescription would normally assume that the medication is no longer being taken, even if the intent of the treatment plan is to continue the medication indefinitely. (Use...iod) where [hl7:low or hl7:high] @nullFlavor cs 0 … 1     Example Known Interval <effectiveTime xsi:type="IVL_TS">   <low value="20130321"/>  <high value="20140321"/></effectiveTime>   Example Information not available about the period <effectiveTime xsi:type="IVL_TS" nullFlavor="NI"/>   Example Unknown end date <effectiveTime xsi:type="IVL_TS">   <low value="20130321"/>  <high nullFlavor="UNK"/></effectiveTime>   Example Continuous terapy <effectiveTime xsi:type="IVL_TS">   <low value="20130321"/>  <high nullFlavor="NA"/></effectiveTime> hl7:low IVXB_TS 1 … 1 R (Use...iod) hl7:high IVXB_TS 0 … 1 R (Use...iod) hl7:effectiveTime IVL_TS 0 … 1 R Case 2: 'floating' period: The width element is used to specify a period of (actual or intended) administration that is not anchored to any specific date (e.g. a two weeks therapy.....) (Use...iod) where [hl7:width]   Example 2 week period <effectiveTime xsi:type="IVL_TS">   <width value="2" unit="w"/></effectiveTime> hl7:width PQ 1 … 1 R (Use...iod) @unit cs 1 … 1 R   CONF The value of @unit shall be drawn from value set 2.16.840.1.113883.11.21.1 Medication Time Units (UCUM) (DYNAMIC)