Transfers a patient from one organisation/service/care context to another. Invoked at the Patient type level because the fulfiller does not know the server-assigned Patient id.

MODS Definition: This is a record of the things that a person feels it is important to communicate about their needs, strengths, values, concerns and preferences to others providing support and care.

MODS Definition: Details of an alert, which should be determined locally. They might, for example, include the fact that the person has a dangerous dog. It is important that alerts are managed and removed when they are no longer relevant - e.g. 'the dangerous dog' alert if the dog is no longer present.

MODS Definition: Details about the Subject of care's allergies or adverse reactions.

MODS Definition: Organisation involved in providing care and support.

MODS Definition: Information about a care worker who provides care for the subject of care. Usually an employee of a provider, local authority, healthcare organisation or voluntary organisation.

MODS Definition: Observation of activities relating to personal care and mobility about the home that are basic to daily living.

MODS Definition: Details of the person's educational history.

MODS Definition: All health and care needs, including emotional, social, cultural, religious and spiritual needs, should be included in assessments about the care and treatment people receive.

MODS Definition: The current and/or previous occupation(s) of the person.

MODS Definition: Health and social care third party having person role with the right to take decisions on behalf of the subject of care.

MODS Definition: The result of a registration operation. This response contains the identifier of the Subject of Care for whom registration was requested, along with the current registration status and a timestamp. If the registration operation fails, a reason will be provided. Registration is processed asynchronously, and clients should poll the registration status endpoint at intervals to obtain an updated or terminal status. For new registrations, an initial status of pending is returned.

MODS Definition: Risks identified as part of a risk assessment.

MODS Definition: Identified safeguarding concerns protecting vulnerable people from neglect or physical, financial, psychological, verbal or other forms of abuse. Implementation guidance: It is recognised that local authorities may not record the details of safeguarding concerns as a matter of policy. In such scenarios, health and social care organisations enquiring about a safeguarding flag may be directed to the local Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH) team.

MODS Definition: Details of the persons social circumstances

MODS Definition: A person who seeks to receive, is receiving, or has received care.

MODS Definition: Represents the input payload required to trace an NHS number and register a subject of care in the local Care Data Repository (CDR). This object contains core demographic details (such as name, date of birth, gender and home address) to assist with the trace process. It is intended for use with the /care-actors/subjects-of-care/register endpoint and must include all required fields to successfully perform the trace and create the patient record in the CDR.

MODS Definition: Represents the response returned from an NHS number trace request. The response includes the verified NHS Number along with the core demographic and registration details associated with the individual.

MODS Definition: A model for cross‑provider subject of care data transfer workflow between DSCR systems

MODS Definition: A record of a person's aspirations and a description of things they want someone supporting them to do (or not to do)

Observation capturing About Me preferences/information using up to eight sections.

Defines a single activity within an Instruction, such as a medication administration.

This profile defines the MODS constraints and extensions on the HL7 UK Core FHIR AllergyIntolerance resource AllergyIntolerance

Local authorities must carry out an assessment of anyone who appears to require care and support. The aim of assessment is to understand the person's needs and goals.

This records the decisions reached during conversation between the individual and health and care professional about future plans and also records progress

Care actors who perform an activity or performed the action or made an observation

This profile defines the MODS constraints and extensions on the HL7 UK Core FHIR Condition resource Condition

Input parameters for $transfer. Uses logical-only references for subject (NHS no) and organizations (ODS).

Output parameters for $transfer. Returns OperationOutcome first and echoes logical-only references (identifier + display).

Observation of activities relating to personal care and mobility about the home that are basic to daily living

Observation capturing the details of a person's educational history.

This profile defines the MODS constraints and extensions on the HL7 FHIR Flag resource Flag

Information about how care should be provided, including a set of planned / scheduled activities, as well as a record of the actions that have been completed and the outcomes of those actions

This profile defines the MODS constraints and extensions on the UKCore FHIR Resource Location

Observation capturing a All health and care needs, including emotional, social, cultural, religious and spiritual needs.

Observation capturing the current and/or previous occupation(s) of a person.

This profile defines the MODS constraints and extensions on the UKCore FHIR Resource Organization

This profile defines the MODS constraints and extensions on the UKCore FHIR Resource Patient

This profile defines the MODS constraints and extensions on the UKCore FHIR Resource Practitioner

A description of what is most important to a person, the people who are important to a person and things a person wants someone supporting them to do or not to do.

This profile defines the MODS constraints and extensions on the UKCore FHIR Resource RelatedPerson

An assessment of health, safety, wellbeing and ability to manage essential daily routines

Observation capturing a subject of care risk

Identified safeguarding concerns protecting vulnerable people from neglect or physical, financial, psychological, verbal or other forms of abuse. Implementation guidance: It is recognised that local authorities may not record the details of safeguarding concerns as a matter of policy. In such scenarios, health and social care organisations enquiring about a safeguarding flag may be directed to the local Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH) team.

Observation capturing the details of a persons social circumstances.

Observation capturing a subject of care wish/preference

The country of the patient's place of residence (ISO3166 Countries)

An indication of whether the female PERSON is pregnant.

Used across various MODS entities, typically activities, observations, planning

A care actor who is involved in, kept informed by, performs, proxies or is responsible for a subject of care observation, instruction or task

A provider organisation, registered with the Care Quality Commission to provide personal care and support to the Subject of care.

Information relating to the death of a PERSON, including the date and cause of death

MODS type of email address, home, work

The gender identity of a PERSON as stated by the PERSON.

The immigration status of the individual; for example Asylum Seeker.

The NATIONALITY of a PERSON, as specified by a PERSON.

Local authority where the person is ordinarily resident in, as defined in the Care Act 2014

The preferred pronouns for the person. Eg: He/Him, She/Her, They/Them etc.

MODS type of telephone number, e.g. Carer, Work, Old

Used across various MODS entities, typically activities, observations, planning

The RELIGIOUS_OR_OTHER_BELIEF_SYSTEM_AFFILIATION of a PERSON, as specified by a PERSON. Note: This is the Religious_Affiliation of a PERSON, not their Religion.

Indication of the person's sexual preferences

A person who requests or fulfills a transfer

A collection of SNOMED CT concepts representing aspects of an individual’s daily living, including health-related behaviours, mobility, and functional ability to perform activities of daily living.

All descendants of the SNOMED CT hierarchies for Social context, Procedure, and Clinical finding.

A SNOMED coded value for safeguarding concerns

Two‑letter country codes per ISO‑3166‑1

A CodeSystem enumerating the urls of StructureMap resources used for MODS -> FHIR transformations.

A CodeSystem enumerating the urls of StructureMap resources used for FHIR -> MODS transformations.

A mapping between the MODS telecom use type and fhir contact point use

A mapping between the MODS telecom use type and fhir contact point use

Used by the MODS Adapter MODS Service to lookup transforms for FHIR -> MODS

A mapping to/from the MODS allergy severity and FHIR reaction event severity code systems

Used by the MODS Adapter FHIR Service to lookup transforms for MODS -> FHIR

A mapping between the MODS gender identity and FHIR administrative gender code systems

A mapping to/from the MODS sex and FHIR gender code systems

A mapping to/from the MODS Flag Status to FHIR Flag Status

A mapping to/from the MODS type of reaction to FHIR allergy intolerance type code systems

​This example was generated by executing the $transform operation using the Allergy to AllergyIntolerance StructureMap and a MODS Allergy resource.

Populated with subject, performer and all PRSB About Me sections. This example was generated by executing the $transform operation using the About Me to About Me Observation StructureMap and a MODS About Me resource.

This example was generated by executing the $transform operation using Daily Living to Daily Living Observation Structure Map and a MODS Daily Living resource.

This example was generated by executing the $transform operation using Education History to Education History Observation Structure Map and a MODS Education History resource.

​This example was generated by executing the $transform operation using Need to Need Observation Structure Map and a MODS Needs resource.

This example was generated by executing the $transform operation using Occupational History to Occupational History Observation Structure Map and a MODS Occupational History resource.

​Populated with name, organisation identifier (ODS) and address details. This example was generated by executing the $transform operation using the Care Organisation to Organization StructureMap and a MODS Care Organisation resource.

​Fully Populated, including death details. This example was generated by executing the $transform operation using the Subject of Care to Patient StructureMap and a MODS Subject of Care.

"Skinny" patient resource created as a result of a Subject of Care Registration. This example was generated by executing the $transform operation using the Subject of Care Registration to Patient StructureMap and a MODS Subject of Care Registration.

Contains operation outcome and registration error http://build.fhir.org/ig/FHIR/fhir-tools-ig/branches/master/CodeSystem-ig-parameters.html This example was generated by executing the $transform operation using the Subject of Care Registration to Patient StructureMap and a MODS Subject of Care Registration.

Populated with name and contact details. This example was generated by executing the $transform operation using the Care Worker to Practitioner StructureMap and a MODS Care Worker resource.

This example was generated by executing the $transform operation using the Proxy for Subject of Care to Related Person StructureMap and a MODS Proxy for Subject of Care resource.

Fairly complete example (missing informed and end date). This example was generated by executing the $transform operation using Risk to Risk Observation Structure Map and a MODS Risk resource.

This example was generated by executing the $transform operation using Safeguarding to Safeguarding Observation Structure Map and a MODS Safeguarding resource.

This example was generated by executing the $transform operation using Social Circumstance to Social Circumstance Observation Structure Map and a MODS Social Circumstance resource.

Fully populated. This example is the expected input necessary to transform to a MODS Transfer using the Task to Transfer StructureMap.

Example generated from the TEST PDS FHIR API This patient resource example will be transformed to a MODS Trace response using the Patient Trace StructureMap and a FHIR UK Core Patient Resource.

Work in progress.

This example was generated by executing the $transform operation using Wish to Wish Observation Structure Map and a MODS Wish resource.

This example was generated by executing the $transform operation using the Alert to Flag StructureMap and a MODS Flag resource.