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Definition
The representation of a medicinal product as it is supplied in a package that contains within the package more than one type of clinical drug.
Use Cases
The use cases supported by the Combination (Real) Packaged Clinical Drug concept type are the same as those for the basic real packaged clinical drug, with the additional detail that administration records may wish to identify which of the particular component clinical drugs were administered at any particular point in time administration event (using AIDC or similar).
Discussion
For abstract concepts, the combination packaged clinical drug, contains two or more different clinical drugs.
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Figure 3945: Diagram of options for a national extension describing combination real packaged clinical drugs
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For those combination packages that contain a diluent as an item in the package, national extensions may decide not to explicitly describe the diluent as a component, but merely to describe its presence in the text of the fully specified name for the real packaged medicinal product; alternatively the national extension may author a "diluent" clinical drug concept and use that as one of the components of the combination product. If the constitution of the diluent is known (e.g. water for injections, 0.9% sodium chloride solution for injection), the clinical drug for the diluent can be explicitly described. Dual chamber products containing the two components (where one is the diluent) in a single unit of presentation can be described as combination products if required.
Attributes
The following table describes the attributes for combination (real) packaged clinical drugs in a national extension.
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Semantic tag | (packaged clinical drug) OR (real packaged clinical drug) | |||||||||
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Note: This can only be the case if extensions author concepts to represent real clinical drugs and/or product names and manufacturer / supplier organisations | |||||||||
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Cardinality
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Role Group 1..* for combination packaged clinical drugs | Attribute:
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Example Diagrams
Example: combination packaged clinical drug: stated view followed by the inferred view
Figure 4046: Example of a combination packaged clinical drug - stated view
Figure 4147: Example of a combination packaged clinical drug - inferred view
Example: combination real packaged clinical drug: stated view followed by the inferred view
Figure 4248: Example of a combination real packaged clinical drug - stated view
Figure 4349: Example of a combination real packaged clinical drug - inferred view
IDMP Compatibility
Since the ISO 11615 standard treats all Packaged Medicinal Products in the same manner, whether they are standard products or combination products, because the associations between the manufactured item(s) present in the package are described using recursive relationships, the Combination Real Packaged Medicinal Product is equivalent to a Packaged Medicinal Product identified by a PCID. As with the Real Packaged Medicinal Product. the Combination Real Packaged Medicinal Product is a representation of the "real world product" authorised for sale and/or supply that exists for all jurisdictions and which is marketed into the supply chain for use, it is a concept that should form the 1:1 join between representation in the regulatory domain (IDMP) and representation in the clinical domain (SNOMED CT and national medicinal product terminologies), even if some national medicinal product terminologies choose not to represent it.
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