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HL7 Domain Analysis Model, Nutrition Care, Release 3 (Jira PSS-2688)

Basics

HL7 Domain Analysis Model, Nutrition Care, Release 3 (Jira PSS-2688)

1948
Ballot - Normative (no STU)


Domain Analysis Model (DAM)

Create New Standard

Details

Standards for the transmission and exchange of nutrition orders including information on oral diets, enteral nutrition (tube feeding), infant formula, and oral nutritional supplements, along with food textures, allergies, intolerances and preference information are required to safely provide patients with nutritionally appropriate foods. The purpose of the diet and nutrition orders domain analysis model is to implement the nutrition care process, and the required data and flow of information needed for the development of other HL7 products in the nutrition domain.

The current Release 2 Normative Domain Analysis Model was reaffirmed once to allow time to mature the Release 3 STU publication as the eventual replacement for Release 2. It covers a much broader scope than the Release 2 DAM, which focused on acute care use cases.

The Release 3 DAM has informed the development of FHIR resources in the Nutrition topic area, as well as the content in the Nutrition Module of the FHIR specification.

Feedback from this process will be applied to the STU model and an updated Release 3 DAM prepared for Normative ballot to replace the existing Normative DAM

Note - we recognize the naming conventions have changed to use the term Edition - we will adopt the new conventions but it was easier to describe the existing content using their current names


Standards for the electronic transmission and exchange of nutrition orders including information on oral diets, enteral nutrition (tube feeding), infant formula, and oral nutritional supplements, along with food textures, allergies, intolerances and preference information are required to safely provide patients with nutritionally appropriate foods. To improve the interoperability of diet and nutrition order information across the continuum of care, it is critical that health care providers and sending and receiving system vendors have a clear understanding of the components involved in ordering, preparing and providing meal trays, formula feedings, and nutritional supplements to patients. The purpose of the diet and nutrition orders domain analysis model is to implement the nutrition care process, and the required data and flow of information needed for the development of other HL7 products in the nutrition domain such as nutrition order clinical messages, FHIR resources and profiles, and Clinical Document Architecture nutrition templates using structured data.



2026 May: Ballot Normative Release of HL7 Domain Analysis Model: Nutrition Care, Release 3


https://jira.hl7.org/browse/PSS-2688 https://confluence.hl7.org/spaces/OO/pages/49646219/Nutrition

Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics



Nutrition Domain Clinical Resources Drug and Food Preference Clinical Messages


Nutrition DAM, Nutrition Care Process

HL7 Domain Analysis Model: Nutrition Care, Release 3



No

2026 August: TSC approved a Normative Publication Request for HL7 Domain Analysis Model: Nutrition Care, Edition 4 2026 MAY Ballot Cycle Info: NORMATIVE Ballot Results: Met basic vote requirements. 2 Negatives to reconcile Document Name: HL7 Domain Analysis Model: Nutrition Care, Release 3 Stakeholders: Healthcare IT Vendors, Healthcare Provider/User, Patients, Providers, Standards Development Organizations, Vendor/Manufacturer
Organization & Realm

Universal

People

Michelle Ashafa



Orders and Observations Work Group


Status & Dates

Active

Normative - Reconcile

10/21/2025

01/01/2027

2027 Jan WGM/Ballot

01/15/2027

2027 Jan WGM/Ballot

Leave blank until NIB is submitted
Approvals

12/17/2025


Not Needed


Not Needed




System Info

267217

PSS-2688



08/18/2026

Anne Wizauer