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Attribute names are the GDSN names, and where applicable they include unit of measure.  Use the GDD to lookup an attributes description.  A good reference in how they are being used is GHSC-PSM's attribute guide.

  1. gtin
  2. tradeItemUnitDescriptorCode
  3. brandName
  4. functionalName
  5. tradeItemDescription
  6. inBoxCubeDimension
  7. dosageFormTypeCodeReference
  8. dosageRecommendation
  9. routeOfAdministration
  10. netContent
  11. nonFoodIngredient
  12. ingredientStrength
  13. totalQuantityOfNextLowerLevelTradeItem
  14. minimumTemperature
  15. maximumTemperature
  16. gpcCategoryCode
  17. 2,3 or 4 pairs for classification systems:
    1. additionalTradeItemClassificationSystemCode
    2. additionalTradeItemClassificationSystemCodeValue


Others:

  • activeIngredient(s)
  • storage
  • handling
  • authorized substitutions (don't believe this is in GDSN)
  • usage guidelines


FHIR


What's the use-cases for adding Items to FHIR?

  1. As a common reference to a product when using other FHIR resources (mostly clinical)
  2. To convey the definition of the product to other IT systems (e.g. reference in metrics/indicators)
  3. As a reference for supply-chain operations (e.g. those that are concerned with packaging, resupply, traceability, recall, etc)


What's currently in FHIR (R4):

  • Medication - prescribing, dispensing, administration (use-case #1)
    • CodeableConcept used to reference "product"
  • Immunization - similar to Medication (use-case #1)
    • CodeableConcept used to reference "product"
  • NutritionOrder
    • CodeableConcept used to reference "product"
  • CatalogEntry
    • Wraps an "item" in a catalog, adding only those things that aren't specific to the "item".  Here "item" could be anything in a catalog:  products, services, devices, etc.
  • MedicinalProduct and MedicinalProductPackaged
    • These are early drafts - maturity level 0
    • Pharmacy focused
    • They include the regulatory authorization
    • With packaging they could be good candidates for our use-case 2 and 3,if they were less pharmacy focused.
    • It's unclear if a MedicinalProduct would be good for general supply chain things (like bandages).
    • Why are these being added?  Whats the relationship to other resources such as Medication?


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