EffectEvidenceSynthesis resource (FHIR R4)
EffectEvidenceSynthesis is the FHIR R4 resource for the EffectEvidenceSynthesis resource describes the difference in an outcome between exposures states in a population where the effect estimate is derived from a combination of research studies.
| Resource | EffectEvidenceSynthesis |
|---|---|
| FHIR version | R4 (4.0.1) |
| Canonical URL | http://hl7.org/fhir/StructureDefinition/EffectEvidenceSynthesis |
| Required elements | status (1..1), population (1..1), exposure (1..1), exposureAlternative (1..1), outcome (1..1) |
Example
{
"resourceType": "EffectEvidenceSynthesis",
"id": "effectevidencesynthesis-fb200d89cd49b7b8905b115f0ea9c84a",
"status": "draft",
"population": {
"reference": "EvidenceVariable/evidencevariable-358c96fc60a585b5fd45aa664a062b2b"
},
"exposure": {
"reference": "EvidenceVariable/evidencevariable-f7cce3d3f860355e8d0de014352d46aa"
},
"exposureAlternative": {
"reference": "EvidenceVariable/evidencevariable-f3c7a118836c7342cae2b55548662f1e"
},
"outcome": {
"reference": "EvidenceVariable/evidencevariable-69f9ead7a2345a3eee081467b1c3273c"
}
}Generated by the Pidgeon engine: pidgeon generate EffectEvidenceSynthesis --seed 20260722.
Validation context
- strict pidgeon validate grades a EffectEvidenceSynthesis instance against the base R4 structure definition: missing required elements raise REQUIRED_FIELD_MISSING and cardinality violations raise CARDINALITY_MIN or CARDINALITY_MAX.(REQUIRED_FIELD_MISSING)
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