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	An observation is considered a type of [[Health event]] that records some characteristic of the patient or some procedure performed on the patient, but excludes specialised events such as medication.		An observation is considered a type of [[Health event]] that records some characteristic of the patient or some procedure performed on the patient, but excludes specialised events such as medication.<br/>
	An observation in the DDS is much broader than an observation in FHIR~~. Because~~ observations ~~may~~ be highly specialised, like [[Encounter]]s, only the generic properties are illustrated in this article.		An observation in the DDS is much broader than an observation in FHIR and because observations can be highly specialised, like [[Encounter]]s, only the generic properties are illustrated in this article.<br/>
	The type of observation is deduced from the observation concept itself.		The type of observation is deduced from the observation concept itself, and can be linked at any level of nesting.<br/>
	~~Observations~~ can be linked at any level of nesting. In particular, tests and concept results observations are considered as 2 separate but linked observations, one for the test, and the other for the result.		In particular, tests and concept results observations are considered as 2 separate but linked observations, one for the test, and the other for the result.
	The Discovery observation model differs from the FHIR model, which includes both test and result in the same observation.<br/><br/>		The Discovery observation model differs from the FHIR model, which includes both test and result in the same observation.<br/><br/>
	For example, a blood pressure would be modelled as 3 observations as follows:<br/><br/>		For example, a blood pressure would be modelled as 3 observations as follows:<br/><br/>

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	An observation is considered a type of ~~health~~ event that records some characteristic of the patient or some procedure performed on the patient, but excludes specialised events such as medication.		An observation is considered a type of [[Health event]] that records some characteristic of the patient or some procedure performed on the patient, but excludes specialised events such as medication.
	An observation in the DDS is much broader than an observation in FHIR. Because observations may be highly specialised, like [[Encounter]]s, only the generic properties are illustrated in this article.		An observation in the DDS is much broader than an observation in FHIR. Because observations may be highly specialised, like [[Encounter]]s, only the generic properties are illustrated in this article.
	The type of observation is deduced from the observation concept itself.		The type of observation is deduced from the observation concept itself.

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	Observations can be linked at any level of nesting. In particular, tests and concept results observations are considered as 2 separate but linked observations, one for the test, and the other for the result.		Observations can be linked at any level of nesting. In particular, tests and concept results observations are considered as 2 separate but linked observations, one for the test, and the other for the result.
	The Discovery observation model differs from the FHIR model, which includes both test and result in the same observation.<br/><br/>		The Discovery observation model differs from the FHIR model, which includes both test and result in the same observation.<br/><br/>
	For example, a blood pressure would be modelled as 3 observations as follows:<br/>		For example, a blood pressure would be modelled as 3 observations as follows:<br/><br/>
	Observation 1 Blood pressure<br/>		Observation 1 Blood pressure<br/>
	Observation 2 Systolic blood pressure value= 120, part of observation 1<br/>		Observation 2 Systolic blood pressure value= 120, part of observation 1<br/>
	Observation 3 Diastolic blood pressure value= 80, part of observation 2<br/>		Observation 3 Diastolic blood pressure value= 80, part of observation 2<br/>

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	An observation in the DDS is much broader than an observation in FHIR. Because observations may be highly specialised, like [[Encounter]]s, only the generic properties are illustrated in this article.		An observation in the DDS is much broader than an observation in FHIR. Because observations may be highly specialised, like [[Encounter]]s, only the generic properties are illustrated in this article.
	The type of observation is deduced from the observation concept itself.		The type of observation is deduced from the observation concept itself.
	Observations ~~may~~ be linked at any level of nesting. In particular, tests and concept results observations are considered as 2 separate but linked observations, one for the test, the other for the result. ~~This varies the~~ Discovery observation model from the FHIR model ~~that~~ includes both test and result in the same observation.		Observations can be linked at any level of nesting. In particular, tests and concept results observations are considered as 2 separate but linked observations, one for the test, and the other for the result.
	For example, a blood pressure would be modelled as 3 observations as follows:		The Discovery observation model differs from the FHIR model, which includes both test and result in the same observation.<br/><br/>
	Observation 1 Blood pressure		For example, a blood pressure would be modelled as 3 observations as follows:<br/>
	Observation 2 Systolic blood pressure value= 120, part of observation 1		Observation 1 Blood pressure<br/>
	Observation 3 Diastolic blood pressure value= 80, part of observation 2		Observation 2 Systolic blood pressure value= 120, part of observation 1<br/>
			Observation 3 Diastolic blood pressure value= 80, part of observation 2<br/>

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	An observation is considered a type of health event that records some characteristic of the patient or some procedure performed on the patient, but excludes specialised events such as medication.		An observation is considered a type of health event that records some characteristic of the patient or some procedure performed on the patient, but excludes specialised events such as medication.
	An observation in the DDS is much broader than an observation in FHIR. Because observations may be highly specialised, like [[~~encounter~~]]s, only the generic properties are illustrated in this article.		An observation in the DDS is much broader than an observation in FHIR. Because observations may be highly specialised, like [[Encounter]]s, only the generic properties are illustrated in this article.
	The type of observation is deduced from the observation concept itself.		The type of observation is deduced from the observation concept itself.
	Observations may be linked at any level of nesting. In particular, tests and concept results observations are considered as 2 separate but linked observations, one for the test, the other for the result. This varies the Discovery observation model from the FHIR model that includes both test and result in the same observation.		Observations may be linked at any level of nesting. In particular, tests and concept results observations are considered as 2 separate but linked observations, one for the test, the other for the result. This varies the Discovery observation model from the FHIR model that includes both test and result in the same observation.

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	An observation is considered a type of health event that records some characteristic of the patient or some procedure performed on the patient, but excludes specialised events such as medication.		An observation is considered a type of health event that records some characteristic of the patient or some procedure performed on the patient, but excludes specialised events such as medication.
	An observation in the DDS is much broader than an observation in FHIR. Because observations may be highly specialised, like [[~~encounters~~]], only the generic properties are illustrated in this article.		An observation in the DDS is much broader than an observation in FHIR. Because observations may be highly specialised, like [[encounter]]s, only the generic properties are illustrated in this article.
	The type of observation is deduced from the observation concept itself.		The type of observation is deduced from the observation concept itself.
	Observations may be linked at any level of nesting. In particular, tests and concept results observations are considered as 2 separate but linked observations, one for the test, the other for the result. This varies the Discovery observation model from the FHIR model that includes both test and result in the same observation.		Observations may be linked at any level of nesting. In particular, tests and concept results observations are considered as 2 separate but linked observations, one for the test, the other for the result. This varies the Discovery observation model from the FHIR model that includes both test and result in the same observation.

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An observation is considered a type of health event that records some characteristic of the patient or some procedure performed on the patient, but excludes specialised events such as medication.
An observation in the DDS is much broader than an observation in FHIR. Because observations may be highly specialised, like [[encounters]], only the generic properties are illustrated in this article.
The type of observation is deduced from the observation concept itself.
Observations may be linked at any level of nesting. In particular, tests and concept results observations are considered as 2 separate but linked observations, one for the test, the other for the result. This varies the Discovery observation model from the FHIR model that includes both test and result in the same observation.
For example, a blood pressure would be modelled as 3 observations as follows:
Observation 1 Blood pressure
Observation 2 Systolic blood pressure value= 120, part of observation 1
Observation 3 Diastolic blood pressure value= 80, part of observation 2