German Dental FHIR Profiles (R4)
0.41.6 - trial-use
Germany
German Dental FHIR Profiles (R4) - Local Development build (v0.41.6) built by the FHIR (HL7® FHIR® Standard) Build Tools. See the Directory of published versions
ProphylaxisObservationDE is the canonical PSI carrier. Every PSI component
contains a base score from 0 through 4 and a required psi-sextant extension.
Component order has no meaning.
The psi-additional-finding extension represents the KZBV star modifier
separately from the base score. A sextant that cannot be assessed uses
dataAbsentReason; it is not assigned an invented clinical score.
API, QHI, PI, SBI, PBI, and GI are distinct machine-readable component codes. Their values are not interchangeable. API and SBI use percent in the published examples. Producers must retain the source scale for other methods and must not convert between methods without an explicit, externally governed rule.
The cariesRisk component exchanges one qualitative risk level. It is not a
caries lesion, diagnosis, recall rule, or treatment recommendation. The IG
defines no thresholds for deriving the level.
DentalDepositObservationDE represents one deposit finding with:
The profile supports tooth, implant, and pontic findings without nested Observation components. Deposit terminology contains no fee codes or billing eligibility semantics.
PeriodontalObservationDE retains one mobility component bound to the
authoritative PAR mobility ValueSet. Suppuration on probing is a separate,
optional boolean component with the canonical periodontal measurement-site
extension.
A PAR CarePlan may reference baseline prophylaxis and periodontal observations
through CarePlan.supportingInfo. A UPT activity may reference follow-up
observations through CarePlan.activity.outcomeReference.
The current PAR-Richtlinie does not support a general hard invariant that PSI or MHU must have occurred within the previous six months. This IG therefore preserves source observations and dates without enforcing that rule.
Periodontal and prophylaxis profiles mark Observation.performer as Must
Support but do not make it mandatory when the source omitted it. The delegated
assessment Bundle demonstrates a measurement performed through one
PractitionerRole and a diagnosis asserted separately by a dentist.
The Observation records authorship; it does not prove authorization. A qualification audit requires resolved Practitioner or PractitionerRole references plus application or server policy. Measurement performer, diagnosis asserter, and billing provider are separate roles.
RadiographicBoneLossObservationDE records percentage bone loss at a reference
tooth. When boneLossPerAge is present, it is the bone-loss percentage divided
by the explicit age in completed years recorded in the same Observation.
The reviewed grading thresholds are below 0.25 for grade A, 0.25 through 1.0 for grade B, and above 1.0 for grade C. The ratio and related smoking or HbA1c Observations are evidence references; the IG does not calculate age, assign a grade, or override clinical judgment.
New Conditions reference those observations through
Condition.evidence.detail. The retired ParGradingEvidenceExt remains
resolvable only for compatibility with existing resources. HbA1c and smoking
evidence reuse the HbA1cObservationDE and SmokingStatusDE profiles from the
declared de.cognovis.fhir.praxis dependency. A smoking-status component in an
oral screening is only a derived summary and does not replace the independent
SmokingStatusDE evidence resource.
Historical resources may contain LOINC 32884-9, SNOMED CT 95570007, or the non-existent ICD-10-GM subdivision K05.31; importers should migrate them to LOINC 32910-2, SNOMED CT 109706009, and ICD-10-GM K05.3, respectively.
PeriodontalAdjunctiveProcedureDE distinguishes direct laser therapy,
antimicrobial photodynamic therapy (aPDT), antimicrobial photothermal therapy
(aPTT), and local subgingival antimicrobial application. usedReference
points to the laser Device and any locally applied Medication or Substance.
Device wavelength, lot, dose, and manufacturer details remain properties of
the referenced resource or an appropriate procedure note.
The profile uses standard basedOn and reasonReference relationships.
Systemic antibiotic prescribing remains in MedicationRequest or
MedicationAdministration. The procedure profile contains no billing triggers,
evidence grades, treatment recommendations, or proprietary product catalog.