anatomicPathologistA clinician who is board certifified in the field of Anatomic Pathology. This person may or may not also be board certified in the field of Clinical Pathology. This person is responsible for applying clinical judgement to arrive at an interpretation of the subject of the study.
clinicalPathologistA clinician who is board certifified in the field of Clinical Pathology. This person may or may not also be board certified in the field of Anatomic Pathology. This person is responsible for applying clinical judgement to arrive at an interpretation of the subject of the study, but limited to the clinical, non-anatomic pathology testing (e.g., hematology, chemistry)
diagnosisDiagnoses associated with the Pathology Report. Such diagnoses are typically determined by the pathologist based on the observations made and documented in the report.
image pathologyReportSectionA section of a Pathology Report. Pathology results generally take the form of documents, which in turn are composed of sections containing free-form text. The College of American Pathologists lists a number of sections that a well-formed pathology report should or may contain. The Pathology Result class therefore is comprised of Lab Report Sections, the Section Title of which should come from some pre-defined vocabulary.
referenceRangeAnitbiotic Sensitivity observations generally do not have a reference range, so the inherited reference range is being constrained out. FHIR and CIMI both are designed so any Observation can have a reference range, but generally only numeric observations use reference ranges.
residentAnatomicPathologistA clinician who is currently undergoing a Anatomic Pathology residency program. This person is responsible for applying clinical judgement to arrive at an interpretation of the subject of the study, subject to the delegated authority and confirmation from the anatomic pathologist.
