docs(data-integration): templates for related_persons and social_history, several example rows each - #60
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Drops preferred_language from related_persons: RelatedPerson.communication is not must-support, not uscdi-requirement, and not in the US Core differential. Every social_history column is USCDI-backed, so none go.
One row per shape worth showing: required-only, deceased, multi-valued codes, a name change; and one per observation_type, which is what makes industry_code visibly occupation-only. Also corrects NCH, which is in neither v3-RoleCode nor v2-0131. The child code is CHILD.
USCDI lists classes and the elements in each; US Core maps an element onto a FHIR element.
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Templates for
related_personsandsocial_history, alongside thepatientsone already on main.preferred_languagedropped fromrelated_persons:RelatedPerson.communicationis not must-support, notuscdi-requirement, and absent from the US Core differential. Everysocial_historycolumn is USCDI-backed, so none go.Several example rows per template instead of one. Each row shows a shape worth seeing: required-only, deceased, multi-valued codes, a name change; and for
social_history, one perobservation_type, which is what makesindustry_codevisibly occupation-only.Every code validated against its bound value set.
Corrects
NCH, documented as the child relationship code but present in neither v3-RoleCode nor v2-0131. It isCHILD.Wording: USCDI lists data classes and the elements in each; US Core maps an element onto a FHIR element. The two were used interchangeably across all 11 pages.