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health.hats.fhir.allergyIntolerance

A FHIR R4 AllergyIntolerance resource. The record is the resource itself: its JSON fields as FHIR defines them, plus $type and the HATS integrity fields. Decimals are strings, since atproto has no floats; codes keep their code system's case.

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resourceType

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FHIR resource type.

  • const: "AllergyIntolerance"

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