One row per member, and all the tables in this section describe that same single row: each table is one group of its columns, split up only for readability. Send every column you maintain from every group together in the one patients file.
If you use a slot, fill both value and system. A value without a system is rejected. A slot left blank is ignored.
<n> is a slot number starting at 2, because the Identity columns are slot 1: the first extra identifier goes in identifier_2_value + identifier_2_system, the next in identifier_3_…, and so on. Keep the numbers consecutive — three extra identifiers use slots 2, 3, and 4; skipping a number (2 and 4 with no 3) is invalid.
2106-3 White, 2054-5 Black or African American, 2028-9 Asian, 1002-5 American Indian or Alaska Native, 2076-8 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, UNK unknown, ASKU asked but declined; ;-separated OMB race categories
the value for this observation_type, with value_system
29-1141.00.005678, 266919005
value_system
Yes for occupation; blank means SNOMED CT for the others
http://terminology.hl7.org/CodeSystem/PHOccupationalDataForHealthODH for occupation, SNOMED CT for smoking-status, pregnancy-status and pregnancy-intent
occupation is the one row shape with no default value_system: send the ODH system URI explicitly. A plain ONET-SOC code (29-1141.00) is not the same code space as an ODH composite code (29-1141.00.005678) — sending the bare ONET-SOC value or leaving value_system blank is rejected rather than guessed at.
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