Attachment

A digital object or a file that supplements a structured narrative document or observation, by providing additional clinical evidence (e.g., key images, waveforms, or other supporting documentation), and is linked to a report or a study.

Contraintes

  • XOR: Clinical Document, Clinical Document Section, Document Reference

Stéréotypes

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Attributs

AttributTypeMultiplicitéNote sur l’attribut
Attachment Content Type Code Codeable Concept 1
Uniquely specifies a MIME (short for Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) type of an attachment (e.g., PDF, TIFF). Value Set: To be developed.
Attachment Language Code Codeable Concept 0..1
Uniquely specifies the human language of the attachment's content (e.g., English, French). Value Set: To be developed.
Attachment Title String 0..1
A clear, descriptive name that helps users quickly identify the attached file and understand its purpose.
Attachment Data File 1
The binary content of an attachment provided inline, typically encoded (for example, using Base64).

Relations

Classe d’origine Multiplicité d’origine Relation Classe de destination Multiplicité de destination
Clinical Document Section 0..* has (aggregation) Attachment 0..*
Clinical Document 0..* has (aggregation) Attachment 0..*
Diagnostic Report 0..* has (composition) Attachment 0..*
Document Reference 0..* has (aggregation) Attachment 0..*
Patient Consent 0..* has (aggregation) Attachment 0..*

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Institut canadien d’information sur la santé. Attachment. Consulté le 02 novembre 2026.