non-ratified care information
care information the relevance of which has not been assessed and explicitly stated as valid by a care professional
non-ratified care information extends the class care information
| Source multiplicity | Source class | Association | Target class | Target multiplicity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0..* | non-ratified care information | becomes | care information for import | 1..* |
| 0..* | non-ratified care information | recorded in | health record | 1..* |
| 0..* | automated care | results in | non-ratified care information | 0..* |
| 0..* | care third party activity | generates | non-ratified care information | 0..* |
| 1..* | self-care | generates | non-ratified care information | 0..* |
Plural non-ratified care information
Note 1 It is possible that care information that has been received and is proposed for incorporation in a professional health record has not yet been reviewed for validity or context by the care professional and as such its accuracy can remain arguable. In this respect, clinical ratification differs both from attesting information for the needs of an audit trail, or from committing information in the perspective of sending out messages containing care information outlined in ISO 13606-1.
Note 2 Regardless of the technical process meant practically, care information cannot be “inserted” into a professional health record unless ratified by a care professional. Until a decision is made regarding their insertion or rejection, they are held in a secure temporary storage. An exception to this would be when a care professional would directly import care information from a shareable data repository into the local health record they hold. In the case where this import resulted from a request to the care actor in the custody of whom the shareable data repository is placed, that care information would then need validation.