NHS North West Genomics
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| Official URL: https://fhir.nwgenomics.nhs.uk/Questionnaire/WGSTestAdditionalAskAtOrderQuestions | Version: 2.2.0 | ||||
| Active as of 2026-09-20 | Computable Name: | ||||
Test Specific Additional Ask At Order Entry Questions for Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) orders - used alongside the common core order form and Ask At Order Entry Questions Common, rather than instead of it - see Order Entry Questions. A WGS order therefore combines three Questionnaires, not the usual two.
Split out of Genomic General Ask At Order
Entry: Related Individual
(NK1) and Record of Discussion attached or to follow are only genuinely
relevant to WGS orders, not every order/test type that Questionnaire covers
(Cancer, WGS and Rare and Inherited Disease generally) - see that
Questionnaire's own Guidance by Order Type section. WGS participant type
is new here, surfaced by a real NHS Trust WGS order-entry screen with no
prior equivalent anywhere in this IG.
Diagnostic Genomics
Used alongside Genomic Test Order (the common core) and Ask At Order Entry Questions Common for Whole Genome Sequencing orders specifically - see Order Entry Questions. A WGS order therefore combines three Questionnaires, not the usual two.
Used for the WGS tests within Rare and Inherited Disease Test
Codes - i.e. Rare and
Inherited Disease WGS, identified via test-method = WGS on Genomic Test
Code, rather than one fixed code.
| Name | Code System | Answer ValueSet | Cardinality | HL7 v2 OML_O21 Message | OBX-2 Value Type | HL7 FHIR Resource (Message + RESTful) |
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| WGS participant type? | NWGMSA WGSParticipantTypeProband / WGSParticipantTypeFamilyMember | Proband/Family Member | 1..1 | OBX | CE | Observation.valueCodeableConcept |
| ROD attached or to follow | NWGMSA RODToFollow | Yes/No/Unknown | 0..1 | OBX | CE | Observation.valueCodeableConcept |
| Related Individual (NK1) | 0..* | NK1 | RelatedPerson | |||
| - Role (Consultand or Proband) | NWGMSA RelatedIndividualRole | 1..1 | CE | n/a (discriminator only) | ||
| - Name | 1..1 | NK1-2 | XPN | RelatedPerson.name | ||
| - Relationship | UKCore-PersonRelationshipType | 1..1 | NK1-3 | CE | RelatedPerson.relationship | |
| - Administrative Sex | AdministrativeGender | 0..1 | NK1.15 | CE | RelatedPerson.gender | |
| - Date of Birth | 0..1 | NK1-16 | DT | RelatedPerson.birthDate | ||
| - NHS Number (if known) | LOINC 89061-6 | 0..1 | NK1-33 | CX | RelatedPerson.identifier:nhsNumber | |
| - Hospital Number (if known) | LOINC 76435-7 | 0..1 | NK1-33 | CX | RelatedPerson.identifier:MedicalRecordNumber | |
| - This order's own Patient | 1..1 | RelatedPerson.patient |
WGS participant type states which role this order's own Patient plays
in the family study (Proband or Family Member) - distinct from, and
complementary to, Related Individual's own Role, which describes the
named relative's role (Consultand or Proband) relative to this order's
Patient, not the Patient's own role directly. Give particular attention to
both when the order's own Patient is a baby or fetus, not the person the
family history is actually about - the order's own Patient is expected to
be the baby/fetus, and the mother is named as the Related Individual
(Role = Consultand, Relationship = mother), not the other way round. See
WGS Local Test Order's
own NOS/WGSPathway item for a related but distinct four-value field (WGS
pathway + participant type combined) used by that specific local paper
form, not this generic path.
This Questionnaire was split out of Ask At Order Entry Questions
Common: Related
Individual and Record of Discussion attached or to follow are only
genuinely relevant to WGS orders, not every order/test type that
Questionnaire covers - see that Questionnaire's own Guidance by Order
Type
section. A real NHS Trust WGS order-entry screen confirms Record of
Discussion is specifically required "if requesting whole genome sequencing
or rapid whole genome sequencing (R14)", and surfaces WGS participant
type as a required field with no prior equivalent anywhere in this IG.
Profile: Questionnaire
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**Test Specific Additional Ask At Order Entry Questions** for Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) orders - used *alongside* the [common core order form](Questionnaire-GenomicTestOrder.html) **and** [Ask At Order Entry Questions Common](Questionnaire-GenomicGeneralAskAtOrderEntry.html), rather than instead of it - see [Order Entry Questions](Questionnaire-GenomicTestOrder.html#order-entry-questions). A WGS order therefore combines **three** Questionnaires, not the usual two. Split out of [Genomic General Ask At Order Entry](Questionnaire-GenomicGeneralAskAtOrderEntry.html): `Related Individual (NK1)` and `Record of Discussion attached or to follow` are only genuinely relevant to WGS orders, not every order/test type that Questionnaire covers (Cancer, WGS and Rare and Inherited Disease generally) - see that Questionnaire's own Guidance by Order Type section. `WGS participant type` is new here, surfaced by a real NHS Trust WGS order-entry screen with no prior equivalent anywhere in this IG. | Questionnaire | https://fhir.nwgenomics.nhs.uk/Questionnaire/WGSTestAdditionalAskAtOrderQuestions#2.2.0 | |
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Ask At Order Entry Questions | 0..1 | group | Value Set: |
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WGS participant type? | 1..1 | choice | Definition: Observation.valueCodeableConcept Value Set: Options: 2 options |
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States which role *this order's own Patient* plays in the family study - distinct from, and complementary to, `Related Individual`'s own **Role** item below: that item describes the *named relative's* role (Consultand or Proband) relative to this order's Patient, not a direct statement about the Patient's own role. Also distinct from [WGS Local Test Order](Questionnaire-WGSLocalTestOrderAskAtOrderEntry.html)'s own `NOS/WGSPathway` item, which conflates this same Proband/Family Member distinction with the WGS pathway (Rare Disease vs Cancer) into a single four-value field for that specific local paper form - this item is deliberately just the participant-type half of that, for use alongside the generic order path. Surfaced by a real NHS Trust WGS order-entry screen as a required field, with no prior equivalent anywhere in this IG. | 0..1 | display | Value Set: |
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ROD attached or to follow | 0..1 | choice | Definition: Observation.valueCodeableConcept Value Set: Options: 3 options |
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Moved here from [Genomic General Ask At Order Entry](Questionnaire-GenomicGeneralAskAtOrderEntry.html): a real NHS Trust WGS order-entry screen requires this specifically "if requesting whole genome sequencing or rapid whole genome sequencing (R14)", confirming it as a WGS-specific requirement in practice rather than a generic one. | 0..1 | display | Value Set: |
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Related Individual (NK1) | 0..* | group | Definition: RelatedPerson Value Set: |
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Moved here from [Genomic General Ask At Order Entry](Questionnaire-GenomicGeneralAskAtOrderEntry.html), where it was originally generalised from Genetic Clinical Referral - Consultand (RelatedPerson): the same NK1-shaped RelatedPerson group, but not always a consultand. Role below states which - a **Consultand** is a relative referenced from this order's own Patient (who is the proband), the usual case; a **Proband** is the opposite direction - used when this order's own Patient is actually a family member (e.g. WGS Local Test Order's Family Member pathway), and this group instead names the original proband the family member is being tested alongside. Repeats, since an order can name more than one related individual (e.g. several consultands, or occasionally both a proband reference and a consultand on the same order). | 0..1 | display | Value Set: |
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Role | 1..1 | choice | Value Set: Options: 2 options |
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Name | 1..1 | string | Definition: RelatedPerson.name Value Set: |
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Relationship | 1..1 | choice | Definition: RelatedPerson.relationship Value Set: UK Core Person Relationship Type |
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Real examples in this IG currently code this with HL7 v3 RoleCode (e.g. MTH "mother") rather than UKCore-PersonRelationshipType - see RelatedPerson-MotherCerseiLondon. When Role = Proband, this is the family member's relationship to the proband (e.g. the family member is the proband's MTH "mother"), the same direction as when Role = Consultand. | 0..1 | display | Value Set: |
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Administrative Sex | 0..1 | choice | Definition: RelatedPerson.gender Value Set: AdministrativeGender |
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Date of Birth | 0..1 | date | Definition: RelatedPerson.birthDate Value Set: |
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NHS Number (if known) | 0..1 | string | Definition: RelatedPerson.identifier:nhsNumber Value Set: |
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Hospital Number (Medical Record Number), if known | 0..1 | string | Definition: RelatedPerson.identifier:MedicalRecordNumber Value Set: |
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This order's own Patient | 1..1 | reference | Definition: RelatedPerson.patient Value Set: |
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The same Patient as this order's own common-core Patient group. When Role = Consultand, that Patient is the proband and this group names a relative of theirs. When Role = Proband, that Patient is instead a family member whose specimen this particular order carries, and this group names the original proband instead - see WGS Local Test Order Ask At Order Entry's Family Member pathway. | 0..1 | display | Value Set: |
Documentation for this format | ||||
Options Sets
Answer options for NOS/WGSParticipantType
Answer options for NOS/RODToFollow
Answer options for NOS/RelatedIndividualRole
Profile: Questionnaire
Ask At Order Entry Questions
WGS participant type?*
States which role *this order's own Patient* plays in the family study - distinct from, and complementary to, `Related Individual`'s own **Role** item below: that item describes the *named relative's* role (Consultand or Proband) relative to this order's Patient, not a direct statement about the Patient's own role. Also distinct from [WGS Local Test Order](Questionnaire-WGSLocalTestOrderAskAtOrderEntry.html)'s own `NOS/WGSPathway` item, which conflates this same Proband/Family Member distinction with the WGS pathway (Rare Disease vs Cancer) into a single four-value field for that specific local paper form - this item is deliberately just the participant-type half of that, for use alongside the generic order path. Surfaced by a real NHS Trust WGS order-entry screen as a required field, with no prior equivalent anywhere in this IG.
ROD attached or to follow
Moved here from [Genomic General Ask At Order Entry](Questionnaire-GenomicGeneralAskAtOrderEntry.html): a real NHS Trust WGS order-entry screen requires this specifically "if requesting whole genome sequencing or rapid whole genome sequencing (R14)", confirming it as a WGS-specific requirement in practice rather than a generic one.
Related Individual (NK1)
Moved here from [Genomic General Ask At Order Entry](Questionnaire-GenomicGeneralAskAtOrderEntry.html), where it was originally generalised from Genetic Clinical Referral - Consultand (RelatedPerson): the same NK1-shaped RelatedPerson group, but not always a consultand. Role below states which - a **Consultand** is a relative referenced from this order's own Patient (who is the proband), the usual case; a **Proband** is the opposite direction - used when this order's own Patient is actually a family member (e.g. WGS Local Test Order's Family Member pathway), and this group instead names the original proband the family member is being tested alongside. Repeats, since an order can name more than one related individual (e.g. several consultands, or occasionally both a proband reference and a consultand on the same order).
Role*
Name*
Relationship*
Real examples in this IG currently code this with HL7 v3 RoleCode (e.g. MTH "mother") rather than UKCore-PersonRelationshipType - see RelatedPerson-MotherCerseiLondon. When Role = Proband, this is the family member's relationship to the proband (e.g. the family member is the proband's MTH "mother"), the same direction as when Role = Consultand.
Administrative Sex
Date of Birth
NHS Number (if known)
Hospital Number (Medical Record Number), if known
This order's own Patient*
The same Patient as this order's own common-core Patient group. When Role = Consultand, that Patient is the proband and this group names a relative of theirs. When Role = Proband, that Patient is instead a family member whose specimen this particular order carries, and this group names the original proband instead - see WGS Local Test Order Ask At Order Entry's Family Member pathway.
Profile: Questionnaire
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Value Set: |
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Definition: Observation.valueCodeableConcept Value Set: Options: 2 options |
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Definition: Observation.valueCodeableConcept Value Set: Options: 3 options |
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Value Set: |
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Definition: RelatedPerson Value Set: |
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Value Set: |
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Value Set: Options: 2 options |
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Definition: RelatedPerson.name Value Set: |
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Definition: RelatedPerson.relationship Value Set: UK Core Person Relationship Type |
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Value Set: |
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Definition: RelatedPerson.gender Value Set: AdministrativeGender |
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Definition: RelatedPerson.birthDate Value Set: |
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Definition: RelatedPerson.identifier:nhsNumber Value Set: |
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Definition: RelatedPerson.identifier:MedicalRecordNumber Value Set: |
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Definition: RelatedPerson.patient Value Set: |
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Value Set: |
Documentation for this format | |
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