Appointment
| Rule Number | Rule description | Semantic Common Data Model mapping | Use cases affected | In CACDI? |
| CC-BR-00019 | Appointments can only be scheduled with providers or resources (rooms, equipment) that are available. | Appointment -> Appointment Health Care Service -> Health Care Service -> Health Care Service Party Role Location -> Health Care Service Party Role Location Availability -> Availability Period Appointment Service Schedule |
n/a | No |
| CC-BR-00020 | Single-patient double-booking should be disallowed unless override permissions exist. | Appointment -> Appointment Start Date and Appointment->Patient (subject Of) | Procedure, Health Concern | No |
| CC-BR-00021 | Patients must meet criteria (age, diagnosis, referral) for specific appointments. | Appointment -> Appointment Health Care Service -> Health Care Service -> Eligibility Requirement |
Procedure | No |
| CC-BR-00022 | Each appointment may be linked to a health care encounter record for billing, documentation and continuity of care. | Appointment -> Encounter | n/a | Yes |
| CC-BR-00023 | Every appointment must capture the following information: Who created/updated it, date/time stamps and status (scheduled, confirmed, cancelled, no-show, completed). | Appointment.Appointment Status Code Appointment.Appointment Start Date Time Appointment.Appointment End Date Time Appointment Party Role.Appointment Party Role Type Code |
Procedure | No |
| CC-BR-00024 | Primary Health Care Service indicator should specify most critical health care service | Appointment Health Care Service.Primary Health Care Service Indicator | n/a | No |
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How to cite:
Canadian Institute for Health Information. Appointment. Accessed November 02, 2026.
