athena Data Catalog

Data Field

This column contains the actual data or information pertaining to a specific aspect of healthcare within the athena EHR dataset. Each row in this column represents a value related to a particular attribute, such as patient name, date of birth, diagnosis, or treatment plan.

Developers can use the "Data Field" column to access and analyze the actual healthcare data stored in the athena system, allowing for various operations such as querying, reporting, and integration with other systems.

Example Value

This column contains representative or sample values that exemplify the type of data stored in a particular field within the athena EHR dataset. Each entry in this column serves as an instance of the kind of information that might be recorded.

Developers can refer to the "Example Value" column to understand the structure and nature of the data within specific fields, aiding in the interpretation and handling of the actual data stored in the athena EHR system.

Source Data Field Description

This column provides comprehensive descriptions or explanations of the purpose, content, or meaning of the data stored in each specific field within the athena EHR dataset.

Developers can refer to the "Source Data Field Description" column to gain insights into the semantics and usage of each data field, helping them understand the context and meaning of the data they are working with.

Source Field Data Type

This column contains information about the type of data that is expected in each specific field within the athena EHR dataset. Data types define the kind of values that can be stored in a field, such as text, numeric, date, boolean, etc.

Developers can refer to the "Source Field Data Type" column to understand the nature of the data they are working with, ensuring proper handling and processing of information in accordance with its type.

Source Data Field Cardinality

The "Source Data Field Cardinality" field header in the athena EHR data table provides insights into the occurrence patterns of a specific data field. It informs developers about the possible presence and repetition characteristics of the field itself. The values within this column further specify:

• "0..1": Denotes that the field is optional, and if present, it will occur at most once.
• "1..1": Indicates that the field is mandatory and will always occur exactly once. It is not presented as an array.
• "0..*": Signifies that the field is optional, and if present, it will appear as an array with zero or more occurrences.

Mapped FHIR++ Resource

The "Mapped FHIR++ Resource" column in the table likely indicates the mapping of data to specific resources within the FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) standard. Each value in this column represents the type of FHIR resource to which the corresponding data is mapped.

The values in the "Mapped FHIR++ Resource" column provide developers with a clear reference to the specific FHIR resource type associated with the data in each corresponding field. This information is crucial for ensuring interoperability and standardized representation of healthcare data within the FHIR framework.

Mapped FHIR Data Field

The "Mapped FHIR Data Field" column in an athena EHR data table indicates how specific data fields align with the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standard. It specifies the equivalent FHIR resource and field for each data entry, facilitating interoperability and consistency when integrating healthcare data across different systems.

Augmented Mapping

This column provides supplemental mapping information for data fields in the athena EHR dataset. It goes beyond standard mappings and may include extended or customized mappings specific to the needs of the athena system.

Developers can refer to this column to understand any custom or extended mapping logic applied to certain data fields, providing insights into how data is handled within the athena EHR environment.

Associated Coding System

This column contains information about the coding system or terminology used for encoding data in a particular field within the athena EHR dataset. Coding systems are standardized sets of codes or identifiers used to represent medical concepts, procedures, conditions, or other healthcare-related information.

The "Associated Coding System" column may specify the coding system (e.g., SNOMED CT, ICD-10, LOINC) associated with the data in each field, providing a standardized way to interpret and exchange healthcare information.

Developers can refer to this column to understand the standardized coding conventions applied to each data field, ensuring consistency and facilitating interoperability with other healthcare systems that use the same coding standards.

Associated FHIR Data Field Extension

The "Associated FHIR Data Field Extension" column may contain information on FHIR extensions related to certain data fields, offering developers insights into any additional context or specialized data that goes beyond the core FHIR specifications.

Developers can refer to this column to understand how specific data fields in athena EHR are extended or enriched within the FHIR framework, providing a more comprehensive view of the healthcare data.

This column provides details about extensions or additional attributes associated with specific data fields in the athena EHR dataset when considering the FHIR standard. FHIR allows for extensions to standard data elements, enabling more detailed or customized information to be included.

Mapping Context

The column name "Mapping Context" in your athena EHR data table provides contextual information regarding the use of the "contained" field in FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) resources. Specifically, it helps clarify whether a given field is part of the main/top-level FHIR resource or if it is contained within another FHIR resource. This helps define the hierarchy and relationships between different data elements in the FHIR representation.