Ok, I gave it some thought. And I think we should leave it as “EHR Drug Administration record” because administration is only needed to distinguish the provenance of administered Drugs from dispensed Drugs. It’s not applicable in other domains. Let me know your thoughts, @Christian_Reich.
Devices: These may be administered or dispensed to a Person. However, the type of Device informs us if it was administered or dispensed. Examples: Pacemakers are implanted (aka administered) by a Provider, they are not dispensed for the Person to take home and self administer. Blood sugar monitoring devices are given (aka dispensed) to a Person for them to use as directed. You don’t administer a blood sugar monitoring device. You give the device to the Person for them to use. It’s inherent. Are there Devices that can be administered and dispensed? Is there a use case to know the difference?
Procedures: There aren’t dispensed or administered Procedures. The Person either received/underwent a Procedure, reported a past procedure or it was ordered.
Administered and dispensed type concepts are not applicable for Conditions, Measurements, Specimens, Notes, Deaths, Visits, Visit Details, or Observations.