Definition
Systems that do not know the extension can ignore it. It never changes the meaning of the resource.
Sub-extensions
start and end count characters of the full note. A context string is the note as it is. With context sections, the note is every section written as Title: on its own line, then the body, then a blank line. Only spans from a request with sections carry sectionId, sectionStart, and sectionEnd, which count characters of the section’s title followed directly by its body, so you can look up a span without rebuilding the note. A span that crosses from one section into the next has no section offsets.
Field values
field holds the R4 element name the mention supports. A choice element such as onset[x] uses its base name (onset), whichever type the resource carries. Nested elements use a dotted path.
A mention can exist for a field the resource leaves out. For example, a time stated as “last month” grounds
lastOccurrence even though that field only accepts dates and is omitted.
Example
Related pages
- Alternative extension: other codes that could also fit a field
- FHIR datatypes: how extensions sit on a resource