MII IG Pathologie-Befund EN v2026

FHIR Profiles

Note	Mandatory / must-support elements
	For mandatory or must-support elements, please refer to the corresponding IPS rules, which also apply to this Implementation Guide.

The work of the core dataset specifications is based, where possible, on international standards and terminologies. In particular, the Anatomic Pathology Structured Report (APSR) and the International Patient Summary (IPS) are highlighted. Adaptation to the general conditions of the German healthcare system is achieved through the use of the Deutschen Basisprofile von HL7 Deutschland.

All elements of the core dataset, adapted to the details and requirements of the use cases of the medical informatics initiative, are described below in the form of FHIR Structure Definitions. The need to adapt the FHIR profiles is explained in text form below the respective profiles.

Profile Overview

• FHIR Profiles
• Pathology Report (DiagnosticReport)
• Observation (abstract)
• Observation Report Section (abstract)
• Macroscopic Assessment (Observation)
• Microscopic Assessment (Observation)
• Intraoperative Assessment (Observation)
• Diagnostic Conclusion (Observation)
• Additional Observation (Observation)
• Finding (Observation)
• Report Summary (Composition)
• Examination Request (ServiceRequest)
• Specimen (Specimen)
• Active Problems (List)
• History of present illness (List)
• Problem (Condition)
• Attached Image (Media)
• Report Document (Bundle)

Pathology Observations

All observations in the Pathology Findings module share the abstract observation profile MII PR Base Observation as their common basis.

Complete overview of all profiles and references