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Person Gender to HL7 Gender Identity
https://healthterminologies.gov.au/fhir/ConceptMap/person-gender-to-hl7-gender-identity-1
The Person Gender to HL7 Gender Identity concept map defines relationships from concepts in the Person Gender value set to concepts in the HL7 Gender Identity value set used in the base FHIR specification.

# description
The Person Gender to HL7 Gender Identity concept map defines relationships from concepts in the Person Gender value set to concepts in the HL7 Gender Identity value set used in the base FHIR specification.

# purpose
The Person Gender to HL7 Gender Identity concept map assumes semantic equivalence. This map is only valid in one direction

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The 'Different term' concept is used when other options aren't suitable, whereas 'Unknown' is used when no information is known about the gender.