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SearchParameter: Practitioner's Recorded Sex or Gender Search Parameter

Official URL: http://digitalhealth.gov.au/fhir/hcpd/SearchParameter/practitioner-rsg Version: 26.0.0
Active as of 2026-04-30 Computable Name: SearchParameterPractitionerRSG

Usage:Jurisdiction: Australia

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Search a Practitioner record by their recorded sex or gender. This search parameter operates on the 'value' element of the individual-recordedSexOrGender extension (typically an administrative gender code). However, to fully understand the meaning and context of the recorded sex or gender, the complete extension structure returned in results should be examined, including metadata elements such as 'type' (category of what's recorded), 'source', 'sourceDocument', 'effectivePeriod', and other contextual information.

SearchParameterPractitionerRSG

Parameter rsg:token

Search a Practitioner record by their recorded sex or gender. This search parameter operates on the 'value' element of the individual-recordedSexOrGender extension (typically an administrative gender code). However, to fully understand the meaning and context of the recorded sex or gender, the complete extension structure returned in results should be examined, including metadata elements such as 'type' (category of what's recorded), 'source', 'sourceDocument', 'effectivePeriod', and other contextual information.

ResourcePractitioner
ExpressionPractitioner.extension.where(url = 'http://hl7.org/fhir/StructureDefinition/individual-recordedSexOrGender').extension.where(url = 'value').value.ofType(CodeableConcept).coding
Target ResourcesPractitioner
Multiples
  • multipleAnd: It's up to the server whether the parameter may repeat in order to specify multiple values that must all be true
  • multipleOr: It's up to the server whether the parameter can have multiple values (separated by comma) where at least one must be true