Norwegian openEHR Repository
Name
Ethnic identity
Description
Affiliation, kinship or connection with one or more groupings of people, according to common origins or background.
Keywords
ethnicity
culture
language
race
tribe
affiliation
belief
kinship
identity
clan
group
nationality
citizenship
nation
political
Purpose
To record the affiliation, kinship or connection of an individual with one or more groupings of people, usually self-identified.
Use
Use to record the affiliation, kinship or connection of an individual with one or more groupings of people, usually self-identified.
Ethnicity is a concept that is frequently used inconsistently, such that existing or legacy data may be quite varied in content, including but not limited to:
- A long-shared history (written or oral);
- A cultural tradition, including family, social and religious customs;
- A common geographic origin;
- A common language; or
- A minority or distinct group within the local community context.
In designing this archetype, the structure has deliberately been kept simple, to support any and all requirements for representing ethnicity. As the understanding around ethnicity and appropriate value sets are identified and agreed upon, this archetype may grow to support evolving clarity of requirements. The data element 'Ethnicity' allows multiple occurrences so that more than one ethnic and cultural identity to be recorded for the individual from a single value set, and also so that more than one representation of 'Ethnicity' can be recorded, for example explicitly recording First People status.
The 'Ancestry' data element has also been included to support health risk assessment related to family history and inherited disease, such as a genetic variations that increase the risk of Crohn's disease in Ashkenazi Jews.
The amount of overlap between 'Ethnicity' and 'Ancestry may vary enormously between individuals, but separating each into distinct data elements will allow appropriate usage within the clinical context for decision support and provision of healthcare.
This archetype has been designed to be recorded as a single instance within a health record, persisted, updated and revised over time as a new version.
Ethnicity is often considered as a component of a demographic record for an individual however it has been represented within this clinical archetype for situations when it needs to be represented in a clinical data collection or is required to support culturally sensitive and appropriate healthcare delivery, for example in First Nations communities.
The concept of categorisation by race or skin colour is controversial. In some places, the term 'race' may be considered acceptable and interchangeable with 'ethnicity', yet is illegal in others. Contributing to the confusion, many value sets for ethnicity also contain values that describe physical characteristics such as skin colour or geographical origin. The concept of 'Race' may sometimes be used as a clumsy proxy for identifying risk factors related to social determinants of health (SDOH), however it is strongly recommended that archetypes that represent SDOH concepts be used for more accurate data capture.
Ethnicity is a concept that is frequently used inconsistently, such that existing or legacy data may be quite varied in content, including but not limited to:
- A long-shared history (written or oral);
- A cultural tradition, including family, social and religious customs;
- A common geographic origin;
- A common language; or
- A minority or distinct group within the local community context.
In designing this archetype, the structure has deliberately been kept simple, to support any and all requirements for representing ethnicity. As the understanding around ethnicity and appropriate value sets are identified and agreed upon, this archetype may grow to support evolving clarity of requirements. The data element 'Ethnicity' allows multiple occurrences so that more than one ethnic and cultural identity to be recorded for the individual from a single value set, and also so that more than one representation of 'Ethnicity' can be recorded, for example explicitly recording First People status.
The 'Ancestry' data element has also been included to support health risk assessment related to family history and inherited disease, such as a genetic variations that increase the risk of Crohn's disease in Ashkenazi Jews.
The amount of overlap between 'Ethnicity' and 'Ancestry may vary enormously between individuals, but separating each into distinct data elements will allow appropriate usage within the clinical context for decision support and provision of healthcare.
This archetype has been designed to be recorded as a single instance within a health record, persisted, updated and revised over time as a new version.
Ethnicity is often considered as a component of a demographic record for an individual however it has been represented within this clinical archetype for situations when it needs to be represented in a clinical data collection or is required to support culturally sensitive and appropriate healthcare delivery, for example in First Nations communities.
The concept of categorisation by race or skin colour is controversial. In some places, the term 'race' may be considered acceptable and interchangeable with 'ethnicity', yet is illegal in others. Contributing to the confusion, many value sets for ethnicity also contain values that describe physical characteristics such as skin colour or geographical origin. The concept of 'Race' may sometimes be used as a clumsy proxy for identifying risk factors related to social determinants of health (SDOH), however it is strongly recommended that archetypes that represent SDOH concepts be used for more accurate data capture.
Misuse
Not to be used to represent the 'Country of birth' of an individual. Use the 'Country of birth' data element within the EVALUATION.birth_details archetype for this purpose.
Not to be used to record a religious affiliation. Use the CLUSTER.religion archetype for this purpose.
Not to be used to record self-identified gender. Use the 'Gender identity' data element within the EVALUATION.gender archetype for this purpose.
Not to be used to record language requirements for translation purposes. Use the CLUSTER.language for this purpose.
Not to be used to represent or replace formal records of ethnic background or for the purposes of maintaining an official demographic register or index. Use a formal Master Patient Index for this purpose, or archetypes based on the openEHR Demographic Information Model.
Not to be used to record a religious affiliation. Use the CLUSTER.religion archetype for this purpose.
Not to be used to record self-identified gender. Use the 'Gender identity' data element within the EVALUATION.gender archetype for this purpose.
Not to be used to record language requirements for translation purposes. Use the CLUSTER.language for this purpose.
Not to be used to represent or replace formal records of ethnic background or for the purposes of maintaining an official demographic register or index. Use a formal Master Patient Index for this purpose, or archetypes based on the openEHR Demographic Information Model.
References
Wikipedia - Ethnic group. Available from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_group.
Archetype Id
openEHR-EHR-EVALUATION.ethnicity.v1
Copyright
Licencing
This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/.
Original Author
Heather Leslie
Atomica Informatics
Atomica Informatics
Date Originally Authored
2021-01-27
Language | Details |
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German |
Natalia Strauch
Medizinische Hochschule Hannover
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Norwegian Bokmal |
Vebjørn Arntzen
Oslo University Hospital, Oslo universitetssykehus HF
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Name | Card | Type | Description |
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Description
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0..1 | DV_TEXT |
Narrative description about the self-identified affiliations, kinship or connections with one or more groupings of people, by an individual.
Comment
For example: the context that influenced the individual to identify with each ethnicity.
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Ethnicity
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0..* | DV_TEXT |
Name of the ethnic or cultural grouping with whom the individual identifies an affiliation, kinship or connection.
Comment
For example: Australian; Torres Strait Islander; Maori; Roma Gypsy; Sikh, or Greek.
Coding with a terminology is preferred, where possible - for example ABS 1249.0 - Australian Standard Classification of Cultural and Ethnic Groups (ASCCEG), 2019. The occurrences for this data element is set to multiple occurences to allow for more than one social grouping to be selected.
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Ancestry
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0..* | DV_TEXT |
The hereditary or genetic line origins of the individual.
Comment
For example: English; Irish; Chinese; Italian; Aboriginal; Torres Strait Islander; Maori; Inuit or Ashkenazi Jew. Coding with a terminology is preferred, where possible. The occurrences for this data element is set to multiple occurrences to allow for more than one social grouping to be selected.
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National identity
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0..* | DV_TEXT |
Self identification with an ethno-national group.
Comment
An ethno-national group may share a sense national or collective political identity. For example: Australians; Norwegians; Flemish in Belgium.
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Additional details
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0..* | Slot (Cluster) |
Additional details about the cultural and ethnic identity.
Slot
Slot
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Comment
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0..1 | DV_TEXT |
Additional narrative about the identified cultural and ethnic identity, not captured in other fields.
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Name | Card | Type | Description |
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Extension
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0..* | Slot (Cluster) |
Additional information required to extend the model with local content or to align with other reference models or formalisms.
Comment
For example: local information requirements; or additional metadata to align with FHIR.
Slot
Slot
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Last updated
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0..1 | DV_DATE_TIME |
The date the cultural and ethnic identity details were last updated.
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archetype (adl_version=1.4; uid=4eb562da-9703-444f-a574-a6763c417310) openEHR-EHR-EVALUATION.ethnicity.v1 concept [at0000] -- Ethnic identity language original_language = <[ISO_639-1::en]> translations = < ["de"] = < language = <[ISO_639-1::de]> author = < ["name"] = <"Natalia Strauch"> ["organisation"] = <"Medizinische Hochschule Hannover"> ["email"] = <"Strauch.Natalia@mh-hannover.de"> > > ["nb"] = < language = <[ISO_639-1::nb]> author = < ["name"] = <"Vebjørn Arntzen"> ["organisation"] = <"Oslo University Hospital, Oslo universitetssykehus HF"> ["email"] = <"varntzen@ous-hf.no"> > > > description original_author = < ["name"] = <"Heather Leslie"> ["organisation"] = <"Atomica Informatics"> ["email"] = <"heather.leslie@atomicainformatics.com"> ["date"] = <"2021-01-27"> > details = < ["de"] = < language = <[ISO_639-1::de]> purpose = <"Zur Darstellung der Zugehörigkeit, Verwandtschaft oder Verbindung einer Person zu einer oder mehreren Personengruppen, die normalerweise durch die Person selbst identifiziert werden."> use = <"Wird verwendet, um die Zugehörigkeit, Verwandtschaft oder Verbindung einer Person zu einer oder mehreren Personengruppen darzustellen, die normalerweise selbst identifiziert werden. Ethnizität ist ein Konzept, das häufig uneinheitlich verwendet wird, sodass vorhandene oder ältere Daten inhaltlich sehr unterschiedlich sein können, einschließlich, aber nicht beschränkt auf: - Eine lange gemeinsame Geschichte (schriftlich oder mündlich); - Eine kulturelle Tradition, einschließlich familiärer, sozialer und religiöser Bräuche; - Ein gemeinsamer geografischer Ursprung; - Eine gemeinsame Sprache oder - Eine Minderheit oder eigenständige Gruppe innerhalb des lokalen Gemeindekontexts. Bei der Gestaltung dieses Archetyps wurde die Struktur bewusst einfach gehalten, um alle Anforderungen an die Repräsentation von Ethnizität zu unterstützen. Wenn das Verständnis für ethnische Zugehörigkeit und angemessene Wertesätze identifiziert und vereinbart wird, kann dieser Archetyp wachsen, um die sich entwickelnde Klarheit der Anforderungen zu unterstützen. Das Datenelement „Ethnizität“ ermöglicht Mehrfachvorkommen, sodass mehr als eine ethnische und kulturelle Identität für die Person aus einem einzigen Wertesatz erfasst werden kann, und dass auch mehr als eine Darstellung von „Ethnizität“ erfasst werden kann, z. B. explizite Erfassung First People-Status. Das Datenelement „Herkunft“ wurde ebenfalls aufgenommen, um die Bewertung des Gesundheitsrisikos in Bezug auf die Familiengeschichte und Erbkrankheiten zu unterstützen, wie z. B. genetische Variationen, die das Risiko für Morbus Crohn bei aschkenasischen Juden erhöhen. Das Ausmaß der Überschneidung zwischen „Ethnizität“ und „Herkunft“ kann von Person zu Person sehr unterschiedlich sein, aber die Aufteilung in einzelne Datenelemente ermöglicht eine angemessene Verwendung im klinischen Kontext zur Entscheidungsunterstützung und Bereitstellung von Gesundheitsleistungen. Dieser Archetyp wurde so konzipiert, dass er als einzelne Instanz in einer Gesundheitsakte aufgezeichnet und im Laufe der Zeit als neue Version beibehalten, aktualisiert und überarbeitet werden kann. Ethnizität wird oft als Bestandteil einer demografischen Aufzeichnung einer Person angesehen, wurde jedoch innerhalb dieses klinischen Archetyps für Situationen dargestellt, in denen sie in einer klinischen Datensammlung dargestellt werden muss oder beispielsweise zur Unterstützung einer kultursensiblen und angemessenen Gesundheitsversorgung erforderlich ist in Gemeinschaften der First Nations. Das Konzept der Kategorisierung nach Rasse oder Hautfarbe ist umstritten. An einigen Stellen mag der Begriff „Rasse“ als akzeptabel und austauschbar mit „Ethnizität“ angesehen werden, an anderen ist er jedoch illegal. Um zur Verwirrung beizutragen, enthalten viele Wertesätze für ethnische Zugehörigkeit auch Werte, die körperliche Merkmale wie Hautfarbe oder geografische Herkunft beschreiben. Das Konzept „Rasse“ kann manchmal als unbeholfener Proxy zur Identifizierung von Risikofaktoren im Zusammenhang mit sozialen Determinanten der Gesundheit (SDOH) verwendet werden, es wird jedoch dringend empfohlen, Archetypen zu verwenden, die SDOH-Konzepte für eine genauere Datenerfassung darstellen."> keywords = <"Ethnizität", "Kultur", "Sprache", "Rasse", "Stamm", "Zugehörigkeit", "Glauben", "Verwandtschaft", "Identität", "Clan", "Gruppe", "Staatsangehörigkeit", "Staatsbürgerschaft", "Nation", "politisch"> misuse = <"Darf nicht verwendet werden, um das „Geburtsland“ einer Person darzustellen. Verwenden Sie zu diesem Zweck das Datenelement „Geburtsland“ innerhalb des Archetyps EVALUATION.birth_details. Nicht zur Darstellung einer Religionszugehörigkeit verwenden. Verwenden Sie dazu den Archetyp CLUSTER.religion. Darf nicht verwendet werden, um das selbst identifizierte Geschlecht darzustellen. Verwenden Sie zu diesem Zweck das Datenelement „Geschlechtsidentität“ innerhalb des Archetyps EVALUATION.gender. Nicht zur Darstellung von Sprachanforderungen für Übersetzungszwecke verwenden. Verwenden Sie dazu die CLUSTER.language. Darf nicht verwendet werden, um formelle Aufzeichnungen über den ethnischen Hintergrund darzustellen oder zu ersetzen oder um ein offizielles demografisches Register oder einen Index zu führen. Verwenden Sie zu diesem Zweck einen formellen Master Patient Index oder Archetypen, die auf dem demografischen Informationsmodell von openEHR basieren."> > ["nb"] = < language = <[ISO_639-1::nb]> purpose = <"For å registrere et individs selvopplevde og vanligvis selvrapporterte tilknytning, likhet eller forbindelse med en eller flere grupperinger av mennesker."> use = <"Bruk for å registrere et individs selvopplevde og vanligvis selvrapporterte tilknytning, likhet eller forbindelse med en eller flere grupperinger av mennesker. Etnisitet er et konsept som ofte brukes inkonsekvent, som gjør at eksisterende eller historiske data kan variere voldsomt i innhold. Dette inkluderer, men er ikke begrenset til: - Langvarig og delt historie (muntlig eller skriftlig) - Kulturelle tradisjoner, inkludert familiære, sosiale og religiøse skikker - Delt geografisk opphav - Felles språk - En minoritet eller særskilt gruppe innenfor lokalsamfunnet I utarbeidelsen av denne arketypen har strukturen bevisst blitt laget enkel, for å kunne støtte hvilket som helst krav for å representere etnisitet. Når det er en allmenn og omforent forståelse av etnisitet og tilhørende verdisett, kan denne arketypen utvides for å dekke de kravene som utkrystalliserer seg. Dataelementet \"Etnisitet\" er åpen for å kunne repeteres, slik at mer enn én etnisk og kulturell identitet kan lagres, enten i form av et flervalg i et verdisett, eller ved at flere forekomster av \"Etnisitet\" blir registrert. For eksempel hvis man skal registrere eksplisitt tilhørighet til en urbefolkningsgruppe. Dataelementet \"Opphav\" er også lagt til, for å legge til rette for å registrere tilhørighet til grupper som kan ha familiær og arvelig sykdom, slik som genetiske variasjoner som øker sannsynligheten for Crohns sykdom hos askenasiske jøder. Andel av overlapp mellom \"Etnisitet\" og \"Opphav\" kan variere veldig mellom individer, men å separere disse to til distinkte dataelementer vil øke muligheten til å bruke dem til beslutningsstøtte og tilpasning av helsetjenester på en god måte. Arketypen er utformet for å kunne fungere som en enkeltstående forekomst i en pasientjournal og som blir oppdatert som en ny versjon når den blir revidert. Etnisitet er ofte ansett som en del av de demografiske oppføringene i en journal. Likevel er etnisitet tatt inn som del av denne kliniske arketypen i de tilfellene en trenger å samle data som kan støtte kulturelt tilpasset og hensiktsmessige helsetjenester, for eksempel for urbefolkningsgrupper. Konseptet med kategorisering etter rase eller hudfarge er kontroversielt. Noen steder kan begrepet \"rase\" være akseptabelt og anses å være synonymt med \"etnisitet\", mens det er ulovlig andre steder. Noe som øker forvirring er at mange verdisett for etnisitet også inneholder verdier som beskriver fysiske karaktertrekk som hudfarge eller geografisk opprinnelse. \"Rase\" også er i noen myndighetsområder brukt som et klossete stedfortredende begrep for sosiale determinanter for helse. Vi anbefaler imidlertid sterkt å bruke arketyper som er laget spesielt for sosiale determinanter for helse for å få mer presis datafangst."> keywords = <"etnisitet", "kultur", "språk", "nasjon", "stamme", "rase", "tilknytning", "tro", "slektskap", "nasjonalitet", "statsborgerskap", "identitet", "klan", "gruppe"> misuse = <"Skal ikke brukes for å registrere fødeland til et individ. Bruk elementet \"Country of birth\" i arketypen EVALUATION.birth_details til dette. Skal ikke brukes for å registrere religiøs tilknytning. Bruk arketypen CLUSTER.religion (Livssyn) til dette. Skal ikke brukes for å registrere den selvopplevde kjønnsidentiteten til et individ. Bruk elementet \"Kjønnsidentitet\" i arketypen EVALUATION.gender til dette. Skal ikke brukes for å registrere individets språk i forbindelse med behov for tolking. Bruk arketypen CLUSTER.language til dette. Skal ikke brukes for å representere eller erstatte formelle registreringer av etnisk bakgrunn eller for å vedlikeholde et offisielt demografisk register eller indeks. Bruk en formell Master Pasient Indeks for dette, eller arketyper som er basert på openEHR Demographic Information Model."> > ["en"] = < language = <[ISO_639-1::en]> purpose = <"To record the affiliation, kinship or connection of an individual with one or more groupings of people, usually self-identified."> use = <"Use to record the affiliation, kinship or connection of an individual with one or more groupings of people, usually self-identified. Ethnicity is a concept that is frequently used inconsistently, such that existing or legacy data may be quite varied in content, including but not limited to: - A long-shared history (written or oral); - A cultural tradition, including family, social and religious customs; - A common geographic origin; - A common language; or - A minority or distinct group within the local community context. In designing this archetype, the structure has deliberately been kept simple, to support any and all requirements for representing ethnicity. As the understanding around ethnicity and appropriate value sets are identified and agreed upon, this archetype may grow to support evolving clarity of requirements. The data element 'Ethnicity' allows multiple occurrences so that more than one ethnic and cultural identity to be recorded for the individual from a single value set, and also so that more than one representation of 'Ethnicity' can be recorded, for example explicitly recording First People status. The 'Ancestry' data element has also been included to support health risk assessment related to family history and inherited disease, such as a genetic variations that increase the risk of Crohn's disease in Ashkenazi Jews. The amount of overlap between 'Ethnicity' and 'Ancestry may vary enormously between individuals, but separating each into distinct data elements will allow appropriate usage within the clinical context for decision support and provision of healthcare. This archetype has been designed to be recorded as a single instance within a health record, persisted, updated and revised over time as a new version. Ethnicity is often considered as a component of a demographic record for an individual however it has been represented within this clinical archetype for situations when it needs to be represented in a clinical data collection or is required to support culturally sensitive and appropriate healthcare delivery, for example in First Nations communities. The concept of categorisation by race or skin colour is controversial. In some places, the term 'race' may be considered acceptable and interchangeable with 'ethnicity', yet is illegal in others. Contributing to the confusion, many value sets for ethnicity also contain values that describe physical characteristics such as skin colour or geographical origin. The concept of 'Race' may sometimes be used as a clumsy proxy for identifying risk factors related to social determinants of health (SDOH), however it is strongly recommended that archetypes that represent SDOH concepts be used for more accurate data capture."> keywords = <"ethnicity", "culture", "language", "race", "tribe", "affiliation", "belief", "kinship", "identity", "clan", "group", "nationality", "citizenship", "nation", "political"> misuse = <"Not to be used to represent the 'Country of birth' of an individual. Use the 'Country of birth' data element within the EVALUATION.birth_details archetype for this purpose. Not to be used to record a religious affiliation. Use the CLUSTER.religion archetype for this purpose. Not to be used to record self-identified gender. Use the 'Gender identity' data element within the EVALUATION.gender archetype for this purpose. Not to be used to record language requirements for translation purposes. Use the CLUSTER.language for this purpose. Not to be used to represent or replace formal records of ethnic background or for the purposes of maintaining an official demographic register or index. Use a formal Master Patient Index for this purpose, or archetypes based on the openEHR Demographic Information Model."> > > lifecycle_state = <"published"> other_contributors = <"Vebjørn Arntzen, Oslo University Hospital, Norway (openEHR Editor)", "Silje Ljosland Bakke, Helse Vest IKT AS, Norway (openEHR Editor)", "SB Bhattacharyya, Bhattacharyyas Clinical Records Research & Informatics LLP, India", "Samanta Dallagnese, Prontmed, Brazil", "Stefan Dubois, Dep't of Pathology and Genetics, University Hospitals of Lund and Malmö, Sweden", "Grant Forrest, Lunaria Ltd, United Kingdom", "Heather Grain, Llewelyn Grain Informatics, Australia", "Mikkel Johan Gaup Grønmo, Regional forvaltning EPJ, Helse Nord, Norway (openEHR Editor)", "Evelyn Hovenga, EJSH Consulting, Australia", "Akriti Jamwal, DCHIKITSA Pvt Ltd, India", "Kanika Kuwelker, Helse Vest IKT, Norway (openEHR Editor)", "Jörgen Kuylenstierna, eWeave AB, Sweden", "Tomi Laptoš, Marand, Slovenia", "Liv Laugen, Oslo University Hospital, Norway, Norway (openEHR Editor)", "Heather Leslie, Atomica Informatics, Australia (openEHR Editor)", "Rikard Lovstrom, Swedish Medical Association, Sweden", "Michael Lutz, BITsoft, Germany", "Mikael Nyström, Cambio Healthcare Systems AB, Sweden", "Natalia Strauch, Medizinische Hochschule Hannover, Germany", "Norwegian Review Summary, Norwegian Public Hospitals, Norway", "Pencho Tonchev, Medical University- Pleven, Bulgaria", "John Tore Valand, Helse Bergen, Norway (openEHR Editor)", "Marit Alice Venheim, Helse Vest IKT, Norway (openEHR Editor)", "Michael Zampaglione, Australia"> other_details = < ["licence"] = <"This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/."> ["custodian_organisation"] = <"openEHR Foundation"> ["references"] = <"Wikipedia - Ethnic group. Available from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_group."> ["original_namespace"] = <"org.openehr"> ["original_publisher"] = <"openEHR Foundation"> ["custodian_namespace"] = <"org.openehr"> ["MD5-CAM-1.0.1"] = <"1AB55D841D5CCB09A19EB8D4991F8AFB"> ["build_uid"] = <"b32af756-ab3e-4a3f-9632-e64bab9eaf63"> ["revision"] = <"1.0.2"> > definition EVALUATION[at0000] matches { -- Ethnic identity data matches { ITEM_TREE[at0001] matches { -- Item tree items cardinality matches {0..*; unordered} matches { ELEMENT[at0002] occurrences matches {0..1} matches { -- Description value matches { DV_TEXT matches {*} } } ELEMENT[at0003] occurrences matches {0..*} matches { -- Ethnicity value matches { DV_TEXT matches {*} } } ELEMENT[at0004] occurrences matches {0..*} matches { -- Ancestry value matches { DV_TEXT matches {*} } } ELEMENT[at0010] occurrences matches {0..*} matches { -- National identity value matches { DV_TEXT matches {*} } } allow_archetype CLUSTER[at0009] occurrences matches {0..*} matches { -- Additional details include archetype_id/value matches {/.*/} } ELEMENT[at0005] occurrences matches {0..1} matches { -- Comment value matches { DV_TEXT matches {*} } } } } } protocol matches { ITEM_TREE[at0006] matches { -- Item tree items cardinality matches {0..*; unordered} matches { allow_archetype CLUSTER[at0007] occurrences matches {0..*} matches { -- Extension include archetype_id/value matches {/.*/} } ELEMENT[at0008] occurrences matches {0..1} matches { -- Last updated value matches { DV_DATE_TIME matches {*} } } } } } } ontology term_definitions = < ["en"] = < items = < ["at0000"] = < text = <"Ethnic identity"> description = <"Affiliation, kinship or connection with one or more groupings of people, according to common origins or background."> > ["at0001"] = < text = <"Item tree"> description = <"@ internal @"> > ["at0002"] = < text = <"Description"> description = <"Narrative description about the self-identified affiliations, kinship or connections with one or more groupings of people, by an individual."> comment = <"For example: the context that influenced the individual to identify with each ethnicity."> > ["at0003"] = < text = <"Ethnicity"> description = <"Name of the ethnic or cultural grouping with whom the individual identifies an affiliation, kinship or connection."> comment = <"For example: Australian; Torres Strait Islander; Maori; Roma Gypsy; Sikh, or Greek. Coding with a terminology is preferred, where possible - for example ABS 1249.0 - Australian Standard Classification of Cultural and Ethnic Groups (ASCCEG), 2019. The occurrences for this data element is set to multiple occurences to allow for more than one social grouping to be selected."> > ["at0004"] = < text = <"Ancestry"> description = <"The hereditary or genetic line origins of the individual."> comment = <"For example: English; Irish; Chinese; Italian; Aboriginal; Torres Strait Islander; Maori; Inuit or Ashkenazi Jew. Coding with a terminology is preferred, where possible. The occurrences for this data element is set to multiple occurrences to allow for more than one social grouping to be selected."> > ["at0005"] = < text = <"Comment"> description = <"Additional narrative about the identified cultural and ethnic identity, not captured in other fields."> > ["at0006"] = < text = <"Item tree"> description = <"@ internal @"> > ["at0007"] = < text = <"Extension"> description = <"Additional information required to extend the model with local content or to align with other reference models or formalisms."> comment = <"For example: local information requirements; or additional metadata to align with FHIR."> > ["at0008"] = < text = <"Last updated"> description = <"The date the cultural and ethnic identity details were last updated."> > ["at0009"] = < text = <"Additional details"> description = <"Additional details about the cultural and ethnic identity."> > ["at0010"] = < text = <"National identity"> description = <"Self identification with an ethno-national group."> comment = <"An ethno-national group may share a sense national or collective political identity. For example: Australians; Norwegians; Flemish in Belgium."> > > > ["nb"] = < items = < ["at0000"] = < text = <"Etnisk identitet"> description = <"Tilknytning, likhet eller forbindelse med en eller flere grupperinger av mennesker, i overenstemmelse med felles opphav eller bakgrunn."> > ["at0001"] = < text = <"Item tree"> description = <"@ internal @"> > ["at0002"] = < text = <"Beskrivelse"> description = <"Fritekstlig beskrivelse av den selvoppgitte tilknytningen eller likheten et individ har med en eller flere grupper av mennesker."> comment = <"For eksempel omstendighetene som har bidratt til at individet identifiserer seg med etnisiteten/-e."> > ["at0003"] = < text = <"Etnisitet"> description = <"Navn på den etnisiteten eller kulturell gruppe som individet angir som tilknytning eller likhet med."> comment = <"For eksempel \"Australsk\", \"Maori\", \"Rom\", \"Sikh\", \"Skandinavisk\". Det anbefales å kode etnisitet med en terminologi, dersom mulig. For eksempel: ABS 1249.0 - Australian Standard Classification of Cultural and Ethnic Groups (ASCCEG), 2019, eller https://volven.no/produkt.asp?id=456538&catID=3&subID=8. Forekomsten av dette dataelementet er satt til repeterende, for å tillate at flere enn en etnisitet kan bli valgt."> > ["at0004"] = < text = <"Opphav"> description = <"Den arvemessige eller det genetiske opphavet til individet."> comment = <"For eksempel Engelsk, Irsk, Kinesisk, Italiensk, Aboriginer, Maori, Inuitt, Samisk. Det anbefales å kode \"Opphav\" med en terminologi dersom mulig. Forekomsten av dette dataelementet er satt til repeterende, for å tillate at flere enn ett opphav kan bli valgt."> > ["at0005"] = < text = <"Kommentar"> description = <"Ytterligere fritekst om den identifiserte kulturelle og etniske identiteten og som ikke er fanget i andre felt."> > ["at0006"] = < text = <"Item tree"> description = <"@ internal @"> > ["at0007"] = < text = <"Tilleggsinformasjon"> description = <"Ytterligere informasjon som trengs for å kunne registrere lokalt definert innhold eller for å tilpasse til andre referansemodeller/formalismer."> comment = <"For eksempel lokale informasjonsbehov eller ytterligere metadata for å kunne tilpasse til tilsvarende konsepter i FHIR."> > ["at0008"] = < text = <"Sist oppdatert"> description = <"Datoen detaljer om den kulturelle og etniske identiteten sist ble oppdatert."> > ["at0009"] = < text = <"Ytterligere detaljer"> description = <"Ytterligere strukturerte detaljer om den kulturelle og etniske identiteten."> > ["at0010"] = < text = <"Nasjonal identitet"> description = <"Selvoppgitt tilhørighet til en etno-nasjonal gruppe."> comment = <"En etno-nasjonal gruppe kan ha en følelse av å dele en kollektiv nasjonal og politisk identitet. For eksempel Australiere, Nordmenn, Flamsk i Belgia."> > > > ["de"] = < items = < ["at0000"] = < text = <"Ethnische Identität"> description = <"Zugehörigkeit, Verwandtschaft oder Verbindung zu einer oder mehreren Personengruppen nach gemeinsamer Herkunft oder Hintergrund."> > ["at0001"] = < text = <"Item tree"> description = <"@ internal @"> > ["at0002"] = < text = <"Beschreibung"> description = <"Unstrukturierte Beschreibung der selbst identifizierten Zugehörigkeiten, Verwandtschaft oder Verbindungen zu einer oder mehreren Personengruppen durch eine Person."> comment = <"Zum Beispiel: der Kontext, der das Individuum beeinflusst hat, sich mit jeder Ethnizität zu identifizieren."> > ["at0003"] = < text = <"Ethnizität"> description = <"Name der ethnischen oder kulturellen Gruppierung, mit der die Person eine Zugehörigkeit, Verwandtschaft oder Verbindung identifiziert."> comment = <"Zum Beispiel: Australier, Torres-Strait-Insulaner, Maori, Roma-Zigeuner, Sikh, Grieche. Wenn möglich, wird die Kodierung mit einer Terminologie bevorzugt – zum Beispiel ABS 1249.0 – Australian Standard Classification of Cultural and Ethnic Groups (ASCCEG), 2019. Die Kardinalität für dieses Datenelement ist auf mehrfache Vorkommen eingestellt, um die Auswahl von mehr als eine soziale Gruppierung zu ermöglichen."> > ["at0004"] = < text = <"Herkunft"> description = <"Die erbliche oder genetische Abstammung des Individuums."> comment = <"Zum Beispiel: Englisch, Irisch, Chinesisch, Italienisch, Ureinwohner, Torres-Strait-Insulaner, Maori, Inuit. Wenn möglich, wird die Kodierung mit einer Terminologie bevorzugt. Die Kardinalität für dieses Datenelement ist auf mehrere Vorkommen eingestellt, damit mehr als eine soziale Gruppierung ausgewählt werden kann."> > ["at0005"] = < text = <"Kommentar"> description = <"Zusätzlicher Text über die identifizierte kulturelle und ethnische Identität, die in anderen Bereichen nicht erfasst wird."> > ["at0006"] = < text = <"Item tree"> description = <"@ internal @"> > ["at0007"] = < text = <"Erweiterung"> description = <"Zusätzliche Informationen zur Erfassung lokaler Inhalte oder Anpassung an andere Referenzmodelle/Formalismen."> comment = <"Zum Beispiel: Lokaler Informationsbedarf oder zusätzliche Metadaten zur Anpassung an FHIR-Ressourcen oder CIMI-Modelle."> > ["at0008"] = < text = <"Letzte Aktualisierung"> description = <"Das Datum an dem die Kulturelle und ethnische Identität zuletzt aktualisiert wurde."> > ["at0009"] = < text = <"Zusätzliche Angaben"> description = <"Zusätzliche Angaben zur kulturellen und ethnischen Identität."> > ["at0010"] = < text = <"Nationalität"> description = <"Selbstidentifizierung mit einer ethnisch-nationalen Gruppe."> comment = <"Eine ethnisch-nationale Gruppe kann ein Gefühl der nationalen oder kollektiven politischen Identität teilen. Zum Beispiel: Australier, Norweger oder Flämisch in Belgien."> > > > >