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Changelog

All notable changes to the WellData FHIR profiles will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[0.1.2] - 2025-12-03

Changed

  • WellDataObservation: Extended value[x] to support additional data types:
    • dateTime, string
    • Previously only CodeableConcept and Quantity were allowed
  • Documentation: Updated RDF example in dynamic-data.md to show all supported value types

[0.1.1] - 2025-11-28

Added

  • WellDataQuestionnaireResponse: Extended item.answer.value[x] to support additional data types:
    • integer, decimal, boolean, date, dateTime, Quantity
    • Previously only string and Coding were allowed

Changed

  • Example Observations: Added derivedFrom references linking observations to their source QuestionnaireResponse
  • Example Observations: Added explicit id and Usage: #example to all observation instances for proper TTL generation

Added (Examples)

  • New Health Check Questionnaire (questionnaire-health-check) covering:
    • Vital signs (weight, height, waist circumference, blood pressure)
    • Laboratory values (cholesterol)
    • Wellbeing (mood, stress, daily life, social contact, physical limitation)
    • Lifestyle (smoking, alcohol - AUDIT-C)
    • Physical activity
  • New Health Check QuestionnaireResponse (questionnaireresponse-health-check) with values matching example observations

[0.1.0] - 2025-10-30

Added

  • Initial release of WellData FHIR profiles
  • WellDataPatient: Patient profile for WellData project
  • WellDataObservation: Observation profile for health metrics and survey data
  • WellDataQuestionnaire: Questionnaire profile for data collection
  • WellDataQuestionnaireResponse: QuestionnaireResponse profile for questionnaire answers
  • Example instances for all profiles including:
    • Patient examples (Dutch patient)
    • 20 Observation examples (vital signs, laboratory, survey, social history, activity)
    • Zipster Questionnaire (social determinants of health)
    • Zipster QuestionnaireResponse