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| − | This QDM to QI Core Mapping for the QDM Datatype "Diagnosis" was | + | This QDM to QI Core Mapping for the QDM Datatype "Diagnosis" was reviewed by the CQI WG on March 30, 2018 for QDM version 5.3. There are no changes in "Condition/Diagnosis/Problem" in QDM version 5.4.<br><br> |
QDM defines Condition/Diagnosis/Problem as a practitioner’s identification of a patient’s disease, illness, injury, or condition. This category contains a single datatype to represent all of these concepts: Diagnosis. A practitioner determines the diagnosis by means of examination, diagnostic test results, patient history, and/or family history. Diagnoses are usually considered unfavorable, but may also represent neutral or favorable conditions that affect a patient’s plan of care (e.g., pregnancy). | QDM defines Condition/Diagnosis/Problem as a practitioner’s identification of a patient’s disease, illness, injury, or condition. This category contains a single datatype to represent all of these concepts: Diagnosis. A practitioner determines the diagnosis by means of examination, diagnostic test results, patient history, and/or family history. Diagnoses are usually considered unfavorable, but may also represent neutral or favorable conditions that affect a patient’s plan of care (e.g., pregnancy). | ||
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''QDM Attribute''' | | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''QDM Attribute''' | ||
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| row1cell1 | Diagnosis | | row1cell1 | Diagnosis | ||
| − | | row1cell2 | Condition (the . | + | | row1cell2 | Condition (the Condition.clinicalStatus metadata allows conformance to the specific QDM datatype context) |
| − | | row1cell3 | QDM defaults the status to active and prevalence period provides the evidence of activity. | + | | row1cell3 | QDM defaults the status to active and prevalence period provides the evidence of activity. Note: The FHIR Condition resource does not specify a status for Condition.clinicalStatus; however, the QDM datatype Diagnosis default state is "active"; hence, the Condition.clinicalStatus should be constrained to "active". Also, the Condition.verificationStatus should be constrained to "confirmed". |
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| row2cell1 | Prevalence Period | | row2cell1 | Prevalence Period | ||
| row2cell2 | Condition.onset[x], OR Condition.asserted | | row2cell2 | Condition.onset[x], OR Condition.asserted | ||
| − | | row2cell3 | Use | + | | row2cell3 | Use Condition.onset[x], if present, use Condition.asserted as a fallback. Note that it may not be appropriate to map Condition.asserted to Diagnosis.prevalencePeriod.start when Condition.status is inactive. QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR for start of Prevalence Period |
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| row2cell1 | Author dateTime | | row2cell1 | Author dateTime | ||
| − | | row2cell2 | | + | | row2cell2 | Condition.assertedDate |
| − | | row2cell3 | | + | | row2cell3 | QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR |
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| row2cell1 | id | | row2cell1 | id | ||
Latest revision as of 23:27, 18 December 2018
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This QDM to QI Core Mapping for the QDM Datatype "Diagnosis" was reviewed by the CQI WG on March 30, 2018 for QDM version 5.3. There are no changes in "Condition/Diagnosis/Problem" in QDM version 5.4.
QDM defines Condition/Diagnosis/Problem as a practitioner’s identification of a patient’s disease, illness, injury, or condition. This category contains a single datatype to represent all of these concepts: Diagnosis. A practitioner determines the diagnosis by means of examination, diagnostic test results, patient history, and/or family history. Diagnoses are usually considered unfavorable, but may also represent neutral or favorable conditions that affect a patient’s plan of care (e.g., pregnancy).
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Condition/Diagnosis/Problem
| QDM Attribute | QI Core Metadata Element | Comment |
| Diagnosis | Condition (the Condition.clinicalStatus metadata allows conformance to the specific QDM datatype context) | QDM defaults the status to active and prevalence period provides the evidence of activity. Note: The FHIR Condition resource does not specify a status for Condition.clinicalStatus; however, the QDM datatype Diagnosis default state is "active"; hence, the Condition.clinicalStatus should be constrained to "active". Also, the Condition.verificationStatus should be constrained to "confirmed". |
| Prevalence Period | Condition.onset[x], OR Condition.asserted | Use Condition.onset[x], if present, use Condition.asserted as a fallback. Note that it may not be appropriate to map Condition.asserted to Diagnosis.prevalencePeriod.start when Condition.status is inactive. QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR for start of Prevalence Period |
| Condition.abatement[x] | QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR for end of Prevalence Period | |
| Anatomical Location Site | Condition.bodySite | QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR |
| Severity | Condition.severity | QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR |
| Code | Condition.code | QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR |
| Author dateTime | Condition.assertedDate | QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR |
| id | Condition.id | QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR |
| Source | Condition.asserter | QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR |
