Generated Narrative: StructureDefinition TWDentalPeriodontalSelfPayConsent Name Flags Card. Type Description & Constraints TWDentalPeriodontalSelfPayConsent 0..* Base 牙周炎病人自費同意書 (TW Periodontal Self-Pay Consent) 之邏輯模型 patientName 1..1 HumanName 姓名 birthDate 1..1 date 出生日期 medicalRecordNumber 1..1 Identifier 病歷號碼 organizationName 1..1 string 醫院(診所)名稱 consentDescription 1..1 string 同意說明 selfPayReasons 1..* CodeableConcept 自費原因 selfPayOtherReason 0..1 string 其他自費原因 selfPayItems 1..* BackboneElement 自費項目明細 itemName 1..1 string 品項名稱 unitPrice 0..1 Money 單價 quantity 0..1 integer 數量 amount 0..1 Money 自付金額 notes 0..* string 附註 consentPersonName 1..1 HumanName 立同意書人姓名 consentPersonId 1..1 string 身分證統一編號 consentRelation 1..1 string 與病人之關係 contactPhone 0..1 string 聯絡電話 contactMobile 0..1 string 手機 contactAddress 0..1 string 通訊地址 consentSignature 1..1 Signature 簽名 consentDate 1..1 date 同意日期 Documentation for this format
牙周炎病人自費同意書 (TW Periodontal Self-Pay Consent) 之邏輯模型
此模型說明本 IG 如何定義牙周炎病人自費同意書的資料結構。
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