This page is part of the MII IG Kerndatensatz-Modul Biobank (v2027.0.0-ballot: 2027 Ballot 1) based on FHIR (HL7® FHIR® Standard) R4. No current official version has been published yet. For a full list of available versions, see the Directory of published versions

Changelog

Version 2027.0.0-ballot

Chore:

• Update MIABIS Dependency to 1.3.0 Breaking Changes: MIABIS changes all canonical URLs. This impacts extensions as well as the system URLs for temperature & sample material codes.

Version 2027.0.0-ballot.rc2

Fix (package repair, content as rc1):

• Package rc1 shipped empty snapshots (Specimen/SpecimenCore) and no THO pin — rebuilt with correct resolution
• caseSensitive = true for both code systems
• Corrected CLO:0037375 display ("derives from cell with knockout gene")

Version 2027.0.0-ballot.rc1

Feat:

• Added an extension for Specimen to state the infectiosity status
• Added the Specimen.focus extension from the EU Lab IG

Version 2026.0.1

Fix:

• Fixed a problem with the cardinality of the extensions in Specimen.processing

Version 2026.0.0

Implementation of the ballot comments:

• collection.method MS
• container 1..
• MS and 1..1 now consistent and, for all codings/quantities, applied to system and code
• Several slicing fixes

Search parameters now live in the meta package.

Version 2026.0.0-ballot

The new version of the KDS module Biobank / biospecimen data adds several elements to the Specimen. In particular, aspects of the MIABIS on FHIR modelling were adopted (initially optional) to create compatibility. Also influenced by MIABIS on FHIR, the collection/biobank profile changed: among other things, extensions previously defined within the KDS module were replaced by MIABIS extensions. At the specimen level, a new profile for modelling cell lines/organoids with the corresponding observations was created. In addition, various changes were made to the terminology resources, mainly to ensure compatibility with the latest SPREC version (4.0). Furthermore, an extension was introduced to mark the specimen level, and definitions for the terms used there were developed.