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32570091000036103: Event foundation reference set (foundation metadata concept)


Status: current, Primitive. Date: 30-Nov 2009. Module: SNOMED Clinical Terms Australian extension

Descriptions:

Id Description Lang Type Status Case? Module
108642131000036113 Event foundation reference set en Synonym Active Case insensitive SNOMED Clinical Terms Australian extension
108642141000036115 Event foundation reference set (foundation metadata concept) en Fully specified name Active Case insensitive SNOMED Clinical Terms Australian extension
4351061000168117 <p>Terminology to support the recording of information related to occurrences (excluding procedures and interventions) in Australian e-health implementations.</p><p>This reference set can be used:<ul><li>Within implementations where use-case specific reference sets for events are yet to be developed.</li><li>As the basis for developing further use-case specific reference sets for events, through a process of constraint.</li><li>As a benchmark, against which use-case specific reference sets developed by the SNOMED CT-AU user community can be tested, to assure that they are logical constraints of content relating to events.</li></ul></p><p><b>Target client: </b>NCTS</p> en Definition Active Case sensitive SNOMED Clinical Terms Australian extension


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Expanded Value Set


Outbound Relationships Type Target Active Characteristic Refinability Group Values
Event foundation reference set Has licence SNOMED CT-AU licence​ true Inferred relationship Some 1176966398
Event foundation reference set Developed by Australian Digital Health Agency true Inferred relationship Some 428005873
Event foundation reference set Is a Foundation reference sets true Inferred relationship Some
Event foundation reference set Is a Attribute value type false Inferred relationship Some
Event foundation reference set Is a Simple type reference set true Inferred relationship Some

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Accidental ingestion of toxic fungal species
Accidental ingestion of toxic non-essential plant oil
Accidental ingestion of toxic plant
Accidental ingestion of toxic plant oil
Accidental ingestion of toxic substance
Accidental ingestion of turpentine
Accidental ingestion of white bryony berries
Accidental ingestion of white spirit
Accidental ingestion of wild blackcherry berries
Accidental ingestion of wild privet berries
Accidental ingestion of woody nightshade berries
Accidental kicking against moving object
Accidental kicking against pedestrian conveyance
Accidental kicking against projected object
Accidental kicking against stationary object
Accidental mechanical suffocation
Accidental mechanical suffocation by collapsing building
Accidental mechanical suffocation by falling earth
Accidental mechanical suffocation by falling material
Accidental mechanical suffocation by plastic bag
Accidental mechanical suffocation by rockfall in mining
Accidental mechanical suffocation by snow or ice
Accidental mechanical suffocation by stored powder or grain
Accidental mechanical suffocation caused by machinery
Accidental mechanical suffocation due to lack of air in closed space
Accidental mechanical suffocation in bed
Accidental mechanical suffocation in bed or cradle
Accidental mechanical suffocation in cot
Accidental mechanical suffocation in refrigerator
Accidental mechanical suffocation when diving due to insufficient air
Accident
Accidental physical contact with animal
Accidental physical contact with unridden animal
Accidental poisoning by mercury and/or mercury compound and/or mercury fumes
Accidental mercury compound poisoning
Accidental mercury fumes poisoning
Accidental nickel compound poisoning
Accidental thallium compound poisoning
Accidental poisoning from exhaust gas of moving motor vehicle on road
Accidental stepping on moving object
Accidental stepping on pedestrian conveyance
Accidental stepping on projected object
Accidental stepping on stationary object
Accidental strangulation
Accidental strangulation by clothing
Accidental strangulation by clothing in fall
Accidental strangulation by electric car window
Accidental strangulation by machinery
Accidental strangulation during sexual activity
Accidental strangulation on clothing caught in machinery
Accidental submersion in bath
Accidental suffocation due to lack of oxygen in enclosed space
Accidental suffocation due to lack of oxygen in storage tank
Accidental unblinding during randomised clinical trial
Accidentally bumped by crowd
Accidentally burned by machinery
Accidentally caught in architectural feature
Accidentally caught in camp bed
Accidentally caught in car door
Accidentally caught in conveyer belt
Accidentally caught in deck chair
Accidentally caught in door frame
Accidentally caught in drying rack
Accidentally caught in escalator
Accidentally caught in folding chair
Accidentally caught in folding door
Accidentally caught in folding ladder
Accidentally caught in folding object
Accidentally caught in hand tool, appliance or implement
Accidentally caught in hand tool, appliance or implement, not causing cut or puncture
Accidentally caught in ironing board
Accidentally caught in letter box
Accidentally caught in machinery
Accidentally caught in or between objects
Accidentally caught in power press
Accidentally caught in sash window
Accidentally caught in sliding door
Accidentally caught in washing machine wringer
Accidentally caught under heavy object due to losing grip
Accidentally caught under packing crate due to losing grip
Accidentally crushed by a crowd by collective fear or panic
Accidentally crushed by machinery
Accidentally cut or pierced by machinery
Accidentally drowned by machinery
Accidentally hit by object or person in running water
Accidentally hit by or against moving object
Accidentally kicked during football game
Accidentally kicked during rugby game
Accidentally killed
Accidentally knocked down
Accidentally knocked down whilst boxing
Accidentally pinned under machinery
Accidentally pushed by a crowd by collective fear or panic
Accidentally pushed from moving motor vehicle on road
Accidentally run over by machinery
Accidentally stepped on by crowd by collective fear or panic
Accidentally stepped on during football game
Accidentally stepped on during rugby game
Accidentally struck - object falling from stationary vehicle
Accidentally struck by falling building
Accidentally struck by falling chimney pot

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