Confirmation

The document ontology 'Kind of Document' property in LOINC characterizes the general structure of the document at a macro level. This value set contains Kind of Document codes supported by Ontario Health assets - some from LOINC ontology parts and some Ontario Health-defined types (CGTA codes). This resource is an informative sample value set only; a reference subset containing the expanded values can be found in the latest ConnectingOntario Terminology Worksheet.

The document ontology 'Role' property in LOINC characterizes the general function responsibility or capabilities of the author in relation to a document. The role category is a high-level classification that does not get as detailed as specialty or subspecialty so as to avoid potential overlap with the subject matter domain axis. (example Physician Nurse Social worker Device etc). This value set contains document role codes supported by Ontario Health assets - some from LOINC ontology parts and some Ontario Health-defined codes. This resource is an informative sample value set only; a reference subset containing the expanded values can be found in the latest ConnectingOntario Terminology set.

This value set contains all document type codes used to represent clinical documents and or medical record reports in the EHR. The full subset of LOINC codes are available in the ConnectingOntario Site Terminology Mapping Worksheet under cON Terminology.

This subset contains all concepts represented in the [Licensed Natural Health Products Database](https www.canada.ca en health-canada services drugs-health-products natural-non-prescription applications-submissions product-licensing licensed-natural-health-products-database.html). The Licensed Natural Health Products Database contains information about natural health products that have been issued a product license by Health Canada. This informative value set includes Natural Product Number (NPN) and Homeopathic Medicine Number (DIN-HM). NPN is an eight (8) digit numerical code assigned to each natural health product approved to be marketed under the Natural Health Products Regulations. A DIN-HM is an eight (8) digit numerical code assigned to each homeopathic medicine approved to be marketed under the Natural Health Products Regulations. This is a broad data exchange subset that is intended to support semantic interoperability and conformance testing. Further information about this code system including instructions on how to obtain the latest database extract can be found [here](https www.canada.ca en health-canada services drugs-health-products natural-non-prescription applications-submissions product-licensing licensed-natural-health-products-database.html).

Codes representing data domains within Ontario Health Clinical Data Foundation.

Attachment mime type supported by Ontario Health interfaces including but not limited to acCDR and eForms.

This value set contains a subset of provincial ConnectingOntario diagnostic imaging report codes used in OH assets.

The type of participation a provenance participant.

This subset is the combination of the PharmaceuticalBiologicProductCode and SubstanceCode subsets. This subset contains concepts that represent drug and vaccine products including generic names and tradenames as well as concepts that represent general substances the chemical constituents of pharmaceutical biological products body substances dietary substances and diagnostic substances. This is a broad data exchange subset that is intended to support semantic interoperability and conformance testing. It is recommended that jurisdictions define and implement more specific clinically curated subsets that contain a portion of these concepts for data capture at the point of care for their specific use case. This subset was defined using the intensional definition of 373873005|Pharmaceutical biologic product (product)| and 105590001|Substance (substance)| against the substrate SNOMED CT Canadian Edition. This resource is an informative value set; a normative subset containing the expanded values can be found on Canada Health Infoway's [Terminology Server](https infocentral.infoway-inforoute.ca en tools standards-tools terminology-server).

Codes representing provenance activity types.