Query US Core profiles for a patient's clinical data ensuring MustSupport element compliance

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Verified steps

  1. Identify the applicable US Core profile for the resource type being queried (e.g., US Core Patient, US Core Condition, US Core Observation Laboratory Result) and retrieve the profile's StructureDefinition to identify MustSupport elements
  2. Construct a FHIR search request using the required search parameters defined in the US Core profile's CapabilityStatement (e.g., Patient?identifier, Condition?patient&category, Observation?patient&category=laboratory)
  3. Inspect the returned resources against the profile's MustSupport flag — a receiving system must be capable of processing all flagged elements even if they contain no value, and must not error on their presence
  4. For required bindings (strength=required), verify that coded values in the response conform to the specified value sets; for extensible bindings, map to the value set where possible and flag unmapped codes for review
  5. When writing US Core resources back, populate all MustSupport elements for which data is available — omitting a MustSupport element when the data is known is a conformance violation

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