TEMPLATE Pregnancy ecosystem testing (Pregnancy ecosystem testing)

TEMPLATE IDPregnancy ecosystem testing
ConceptPregnancy ecosystem testing
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PurposeNot Specified
References
Authorsname: Heather Leslie; organisation: Atomica Informatics; email: heather.leslie@atomicainformatics.com; date: 2022-04-14
Other Details Languagename: Heather Leslie; organisation: Atomica Informatics; email: heather.leslie@atomicainformatics.com; date: 2022-04-14
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Citeable Identifier1013.26.430
Root archetype idopenEHR-EHR-COMPOSITION.pregnancy_summary.v0
Pregnancy ecosystem testingPregnancy ecosystem testing: Summary or persistent details about a single pregnancy.
Pregnancy summaryPregnancy summary: Overview or summary record of a pregnancy and outcome, including the antenatal period, labour, birth and the immediate postnatal period.
Data
Pregnancy labelPregnancy label: *
Pregnancy confirmedPregnancy confirmed: Confirmation of the pregnancy.
Confirmation may be documented either by date, boolean selection or a link to a confirmatory test result within the health record. This data element may be used to trigger a 'Current' 'Pregnancy status' within the EVALUATION.pregnancy_status archetype.
  •  Date/Time
  •  URI
  •  Boolean
Pregnancy outcomePregnancy outcome: Outcome of the pregnancy as a whole.
Coding of the 'Pregnancy outcome' with an external terminology is recommended. This data element is redundant if 'Delivery outcome' has been recorded. If it is necessary to record outcome information per fetus post delivery use the 'Delivery outcome' data element. Please note - in some existing situations the possible value sets for 'Pregnancy outcome' and 'Delivery outcome' may overlap, and it may be necessary for the user interface in an application to present a merged value set.
Pregnancy synopsisPregnancy synopsis: Narrative description about the entire pregnancy, labour and delivery, including complications.
This data element may be used to populate the 'Pregnancy/birth synopsis' data element within the EVALUATION.birth_details archetype in an infant health record.
Assisted reproduction?Assisted reproduction?: Was the pregnancy a result of assisted reproductive technology?
True, if assisted reproduction was required to achieve the pregnancy.
Assisted reproduction typeAssisted reproduction type: Type of assisted reproductive technology used to achieve pregnancy.
Coding with a terminology is preferred, where possible.
Number of fetusesNumber of fetuses: Number of fetuses identified in utero.
>=0
Pregnancy durationPregnancy duration: The length of the pregnancy until the pregnancy has ended.
Also known as 'Gestation at birth' for pregnancies resulting in viable outcomes.
P0D..P52W
Units:
  • Week
  • Day
Onset of labourOnset of labour: Manner in which labour started.
  • No labour 
  • Spontaneous 
  • Induced 
Induction methodInduction method: Method of labour induction.
Coding of the 'Induction Method' with a terminology is desirable, where possible.
Reason for inductionReason for induction: Reason for induction of labour.
Augmentation methodAugmentation method: Method of labour augmentation.
Coding of the 'Augmentation Method' with a terminology is desirable, where possible.
Total duration of laborTotal duration of labor: Total duration of all three stages of labour.
>=PT0H
Units:
  • Day
  • Hour
  • Minute
PerineumPerineum: Coded or narrative description about the condition of the perineum after birth, including injuries and repairs.
  •  Text
  •  Coded Text
    • First degree vaginal tear 
    • Second degree vaginal tear 
    • Third degree vaginal tear 
    • Fourth degree vaginal tear 
EpisiotomyEpisiotomy: Was an episiotomy performed?
Estimated blood lossEstimated blood loss: Estimation of total maternal blood loss during birth and immediately postpartum.
Units: ml
Examination of a placentaExamination of a placenta: Findings observed during the physical examination of a placenta.
System or structure examinedSystem or structure examined: Identification of the examined body system or anatomical structure.
Coding of the system or structure examined with a terminology is preferred, where possible.
  • Placenta 
Body siteBody site: Identification of the area of the body under examination.
If the body site has been fully identified in the 'System or structure examined' data element, this data element becomes redundant.
Clinical descriptionClinical description: Narrative description of the overall findings observed during the physical examination.
Clinical interpretationClinical interpretation: Single word, phrase or brief description that represents the clinical meaning and significance of the physical examination findings.
For example: 'No abnormality detected' or 'Moderate inflammation present'. Coding of the 'Clinical interpretation' with a terminology is preferred, where possible.
CommentComment: Additional narrative about the physical examination findings, not captured in other fields.
Maternal complicationMaternal complication: Details about pregnancy complications or birth complications affecting the mother.
Maternal complications recorded within this maternal 'Pregnancy summary' archetype may be used to populate EVALUATION.problem_diagnosis or ACTION.procedure archetypes as part of a maternal Problem list, or similar. Alternatively these complications may be derived from relevant entries previously documented in the maternal health record using EVALUATION.problem_diagnosis or ACTION.procedure archetypes.
ComplicationComplication: Identification of the complication.
Coding of the 'Complication' with a terminology is desirable, where possible. For example, post partum haemorrhage or pre-eclampsia.
DescriptionDescription: Narrative description of the maternal complication.
Date/Time of onsetDate/Time of onset: Date of onset of complication, as assessed by a clinician.
If only a partial date is available, this is acceptable.
Per newbornPer newborn: Information about an single newborn infant.
These data elements may be used to record details about live births or stillborn infants.
Label/nameLabel/name: Identification of the newborn.
Identification might be by the name of the neonate or a label given to a non-viable fetus.
Delivery outcomeDelivery outcome: Description of the outcome delivery per newborn infant.
Coding of the 'Delivery outcome' with an external terminology is recommended. For example: 'Live birth'; 'Stillbirth'; or 'Neonatal death'. This data element is redundant if 'Pregnancy outcome' has been recorded. Please note - in some existing situations the possible value sets for 'Delivery outcome' and 'Pregnancy outcome' may overlap, and it may be necessary for the user interface in an application to present a merged value set.
Date/time of deliveryDate/time of delivery: Date and time of delivery for the newborn.
This data element may be used to populate the newborn's health record using the 'Date of birth' data element within the EVALUATION.birth_details archetype.
Assigned sexAssigned sex: Sex of the newborn assigned at, or near delivery, by direct observation of external genitalia.
Coding with a terminology is preferred, where possible. For example: Male; female; intersex; indeterminate. Indeterminate is to be used in the situation where the infant has ambiguous external genitalia. This data element may be used to populate the newborn health record using the 'Sex assigned at birth' data element within the EVALUATION.gender archetype.
  • Male 
  • Female 
  • Indeterminate 
Birth summaryBirth summary: A subset of persistent or summary information about the pregnancy and birth of an infant, selected for utility of use within both the maternal and infant health records.
DescriptionDescription: Narrative description of the newborn, including observed congenital abnormalities.
Birth orderBirth order: *
Gestational ageGestational age: The length of the pregnancy at the time of delivery of the infant.
The value for this data element will usually, but not always, be identical to the 'Pregnancy duration' data element within the EVALUATION.pregnancy_summary in the maternal record. It may also be derived using the 'Agreed date' data element within the EVALUATION.estimated_date_delivery archetype in the maternal record. Usually estimated by Naegele's rule or by ultrasound scan.
P0W..P52W Week
Gestational maturityGestational maturity: The postnatal gestation estimated by physical examination and/or neuromuscular assessment of newborn.
Usually estimated by physical examination and/or neuromuscular assessment of the newborn.
P0W..P52W Week
Mode of birthMode of birth: Method by which the newborn was delivered.
For example: vaginal; forceps rotation; or Caesarean Section.
  • Unassisted 
  • Assisted breech delivery 
  • Total breech extraction 
  • Vacuum extraction 
  • Vacuum extraction with rotation 
  • Lift-out forceps 
  • Low forceps 
  • High forceps 
  • High forceps with rotation 
  • Caesarean - lower uterine segment 
  • Caesarean - upper uterine segment 
Apgar recordApgar record: Description about Apgar scores recorded after birth.
This data element may be recorded as narrative text or as a numerical score. As different countries record Apgar at different times, the timing of this data element has been left unspecified. However the data element allows 0..* occurrences to enable recording a score for one or more timed Apgar scores to be recorded. These scores can be copied or derived from the 'Total' data element within the OBSERVATION.apgar archetype recorded within the maternal health record.
  •  Count
  •  Text
Presenting partPresenting part: Presenting part of the newborn at delivery.
The clinical context for recording this data element is only presentation at delivery, not at any other phase of labour.
  • Vertex 
  • Breech 
  • Face 
  • Brow 
  • Foot 
  • Arm 
  • Shoulder 
PositionPosition: Position of the newborn at delivery.
  • Left occiput anterior/transverse 
  • Right occiput anterior/transverse 
  • Unknown 
WeightWeight: Weight of the newborn at delivery.
This data element may be used to populate the newborn health record using both the 'Weight' data element and 'Birth' EVENT within the OBSERVATION.body_weight archetype.
0..1000; 0..10
Units:
  • g
  • kg
FeedingFeeding: Narrative description about feeding of the newborn.
Newborn complicationNewborn complication: Details about any complications affecting the newborn.
Newborn complications recorded within this maternal 'Pregnancy summary' archetype may be used to populate EVALUATION.problem_diagnosis or ACTION.procedure archetypes to initiate a Problem list, or similar, within a newborn health record.
ComplicationComplication: Identification of the complication after birth.
Coding of the 'Complication' with a terminology is desirable, where possible. For example, neonatal hypoglycaemia or hypothermia.
DescriptionDescription: Narrative description of complication.
Date/time of onsetDate/time of onset: Date and/or time of onset of the complication.
Protocol
Last updatedLast updated: The date/time the pregnancy summary was last updated.
Breast feeding summaryBreast feeding summary: Summary or persistent information about the all breastfeeding experience of an individual.
Data
StatusStatus: *
  • Currently breastfeeding 
  • Previous breastfeeding 
  • Never breastfed 
DescriptionDescription: Narrative description about the overall breastfeeding history for an individual.
Per episodePer episode: Detail about a discrete episode of breastfeeding activity.
Episode labelEpisode label: Identification of an episode of breastfeeding - either as a number in a sequence and/or a named event.
For example: '2' as the second episode within a sequence of episodes; or 'James' if describing the breastfeeding after the birth of an infant named James.
Episode descriptionEpisode description: Narrative description about breastfeeding during the identified episode.
Start dateStart date: The date when the episode of breastfeeding commenced.
Stop dateStop date: The date when the episode of breastfeeding ceased.
CommentComment: Additional narrative about all breastfeeding not captured in other fields.
Protocol
Last updatedLast updated: The date when the breast feeding summary was last updated.
Pregnancy findingPregnancy finding: An assertion about the current pregnant condition of an individual.
Data
Current statusCurrent status: The current state of pregnancy for the individual.
Data
FindingFinding: Is there a pregnancy present?
  • Pregnant 
  • Possible pregnancy 
  • Not pregnant 
  • Unknown 
EvidenceEvidence: Description of the evidence identified.
  •  Coded Text
    • On history 
    • Urine test 
    • Blood test 
    • Abdominal palpation 
    • Vaginal examination 
  •  Text
CommentComment: Additional narrative about the pregnancy, not captured in other fields.
Any eventAny event: *
Data
FindingFinding: Is there a pregnancy present?
  • Pregnant 
  • Possible pregnancy 
  • Not pregnant 
  • Unknown 
EvidenceEvidence: Description of the evidence identified.
  •  Coded Text
    • On history 
    • Urine test 
    • Blood test 
    • Abdominal palpation 
    • Vaginal examination 
  •  Text
CommentComment: Additional narrative about the pregnancy, not captured in other fields.
Data
FindingFinding: Is there a pregnancy present?
  • Pregnant 
  • Possible pregnancy 
  • Not pregnant 
  • Unknown 
EvidenceEvidence: Description of the evidence identified.
  •  Coded Text
    • On history 
    • Urine test 
    • Blood test 
    • Abdominal palpation 
    • Vaginal examination 
  •  Text
CommentComment: Additional narrative about the pregnancy, not captured in other fields.
Pregnancy test resultPregnancy test result: The result of a diagnostic test performed on a specimen in a non-laboratory environment.
Data
Any eventAny event: Default, unspecified point in time or interval event which may be explicitly defined in a template or at run-time.
Data
Test nameTest name: Name of the test carried out on nvestigation performed on the specimen(s).
It is strongly recommended that 'Test name' be coded with a terminology, for example LOINC or SNOMED CT. For example: 'Glucometer blood sugar'; or 'COVID-19 rapid antigen test'. The name may sometimes include specimen type and/or patient state, such as 'Fasting glucometer blood sugar' or 'Oral COVID-19 RAT'.
  • Urine pregnancy test 
SpecimenSpecimen: Simple description about the specimen tested.
For example: nasal swab; blood; or urine.
ResultResult: *
  •  Quantity
  •  Coded Text
    • Negative 
    • Positive 
    • Indeterminate 
  •  Text
CommentComment: Additional narrative about the test result not captured in other fields.
State
FastingFasting: *
Protocol
MethodMethod: Description about the method used to carry out the test.
For example: manual finger prick. Coding with a terminology is desirable, where possible.
Pregnancy statusPregnancy status: Pregnancy status
Data
StatusStatus: *
  • Current 
  • Previous 
  • Never 
CommentComment: *
Protocol
Last updatedLast updated: *
Birth detailsBirth details: birth details
Data
Date of birthDate of birth: The date/time of birth of the individual.
May also be used to record the assumed or agreed date/time of birth for operational purposes, if the actual date/time is not formally recorded. Possible alternatives for the date/time of birth of the individual can be recorded using the CLUSTER.DOB_alternative archetype 'Date of birth details' SLOT.
Date of birth alternativeDate of birth alternative: Date of birth details
Possible date/time of birthPossible date/time of birth: *
Partial dates are allowed...XXX
SourceSource: Source of information about the possible date of birth.
CommentComment: Additional information about the possible date/time of birth, not captured in other data elements.
Country of birthCountry of birth: The country of birth of the individual.
Place of birthPlace of birth: Simple representation of the place of birth
This data element provides the opportunity for simple detail about the place of birth, such as the city, region, town, or suburb within the identified 'Country of birth'. For example: Kingston (Jamaica); Manhattan (USA); or Box Hill (Australia).
Pregnancy/birth synopsisPregnancy/birth synopsis: Narrative description about the entire pregnancy, labour and delivery, including maternal and infant complications.
This data element may be derived from the 'Pregnancy synopsis' data element within the EVALUATION.pregnancy_summary archetype in the maternal health record.
Birth pluralityBirth plurality: Term representing the total number of live births and stillbirths resulting from the pregnancy.
Coding of the 'birth plurality' term is recommended. For example: singleton; twins; triplets; or quadruplets.The definition of 'stillbirth' may vary in different locations.
Birth summaryBirth summary: A subset of persistent or summary information about the pregnancy and birth of an infant, selected for utility of use within both the maternal and infant health records.
DescriptionDescription: Narrative description of the newborn, including observed congenital abnormalities.
Birth orderBirth order: *
Gestational ageGestational age: The length of the pregnancy at the time of delivery of the infant.
The value for this data element will usually, but not always, be identical to the 'Pregnancy duration' data element within the EVALUATION.pregnancy_summary in the maternal record. It may also be derived using the 'Agreed date' data element within the EVALUATION.estimated_date_delivery archetype in the maternal record. Usually estimated by Naegele's rule or by ultrasound scan.
P0W..P52W Week
Gestational maturityGestational maturity: The postnatal gestation estimated by physical examination and/or neuromuscular assessment of newborn.
Usually estimated by physical examination and/or neuromuscular assessment of the newborn.
P0W..P52W Week
Mode of birthMode of birth: Method by which the newborn was delivered.
For example: vaginal; forceps rotation; or Caesarean Section.
  • Unassisted 
  • Assisted breech delivery 
  • Total breech extraction 
  • Vacuum extraction 
  • Vacuum extraction with rotation 
  • Lift-out forceps 
  • Low forceps 
  • High forceps 
  • High forceps with rotation 
  • Caesarean - lower uterine segment 
  • Caesarean - upper uterine segment 
Apgar recordApgar record: Description about Apgar scores recorded after birth.
This data element may be recorded as narrative text or as a numerical score. As different countries record Apgar at different times, the timing of this data element has been left unspecified. However the data element allows 0..* occurrences to enable recording a score for one or more timed Apgar scores to be recorded. These scores can be copied or derived from the 'Total' data element within the OBSERVATION.apgar archetype recorded within the maternal health record.
  •  Count
  •  Text
Protocol
Last updatedLast updated: The date/time the birth details were last updated.
Estimated date of deliveryEstimated date of delivery: Estimated date of delivery for a pregnancy.
Data
By date of conceptionBy date of conception: The EDD calculated from a known date of conception.
The date of conception will be recorded elsewhere in the health record, for example as part of the record for an IVF procedure.
By cycleBy cycle: The EDD estimated from an LNMP and characteristics of the menstrual cycle.
The details about the menstrual cycle will be recorded elsewhere in the health record, usually captured using the OBSERVATION.menstruation archetype.
By ultrasoundBy ultrasound: Details about an EDD estimated from the findings on a pregnancy ultrasound.
Each ultrasound and estimated gestation pair will be captured as a separate instance of this CLUSTER.
Date of ultrasoundDate of ultrasound: The date on which the ultrasound was carried out.
Gestation by scanGestation by scan: The gestation estimated from the scan.
Estimated date by ultrasoundEstimated date by ultrasound: Details about an EDD estimated from the findings on a pregnancy ultrasound.
Only one 'Agreed EDD' is appropriate at any one time. If the agreed EDD needs to be revised then this should be captured in a new revision of this archetype within a health record.
Agreed EDDAgreed EDD: Details about the agreed EDD which is used as the basis for clinical decision-making during the pregnancy.
Agreed dateAgreed date: The EDD which is to be used as the basis for clinical decision-making.
RationaleRationale: The rationale which explains why the 'Agreed date' has been selected.
Protocol
Last updatedLast updated: The date any EDD was last updated.