ActMoodConceptKey Property

public virtual Guid? MoodConceptKey { get; set; }

Public Overridable Property MoodConceptKey As Guid?
	Get
	Set

public:
virtual property Nullable<Guid> MoodConceptKey {
	Nullable<Guid> get ();
	void set (Nullable<Guid> value);
}

abstract MoodConceptKey : Nullable<Guid> with get, set
override MoodConceptKey : Nullable<Guid> with get, set

Property Value

In SanteDB, a mood of an act describes the mode of that act. The mood of the act classifies whether the act did occur, is intended to occur, is requested to occur or proposed. Mood codes may include:

• Event Occurence – The ACT did or did not occur (i.e. the patient presented and the data represents the outcome of that encounter)
• Proposed – The ACT exists because a computerized process proposed that the act occur
• Request – The ACT represents a request by a human to perform the action provided
• Intent – The ACT has not yet occurred, however a human has indicated their intent to perform the act at a future date (i.e. appointment)
• Goal – The ACT represents a goal rather than something that has, or will occur. A goal act is used to store goals in care plans

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