vulnerability
has metadata:
  namespace: directives.org.iso
  key: clauseType
  value: bodyAndTerm
has metadata:
  namespace: directives.org.iso
  key: example1
  value: Released from prison.
has metadata:
  namespace: directives.org.iso
  key: example2
  value: Drug addiction.
has metadata:
  namespace: directives.org.iso
  key: example3
  value: Loss of employment.
has metadata:
  namespace: directives.org.iso
  key: example4
  value: Lives up a steep flight of stairs leading to increased risk of falls.
has metadata:
  namespace: directives.org.iso
  key: example5
  value: Immunosuppressed leading to risk of infection.
has metadata:
  namespace: directives.org.iso
  key: figureTitle
  value: Figure 18 — vulnerability (UML Representation)
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  namespace: directives.org.iso
  key: note 1
  value: In the perspective of healthcare and wellbeing, the term “vulnerable condition” is often used to label frail citizens or socio-economic and education conditions (e.g. housing, job, disability), or both, that motivate certain interventions in social care, generally addressing a target population (e.g. older persons, children, families, homeless, refugees).
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  namespace: directives.org.iso
  key: note 2
  value: The potential harm is a risk condition.
has metadata:
  namespace: directives.org.iso
  key: plural
  value: vulnerabilities
has metadata:
  namespace: directives.org.iso
  key: termClause
  value: 3.2.17
has metadata:
  namespace: directives.org.iso
  key: _profiled
  value: Yes
type: Class
comment: health condition that is an exposure to the risk of harm
subclass of: professionally assessed condition
subclass of: Restriction
  min qualified cardinality: 1
  on class: risk condition