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QDM defines Communication as the transmission, receipt, or acknowledgement of information sent from a source to a recipient, such as from one clinician to another regarding findings, assessments, plans of care, consultative advice, instructions, educational resources, etc. It also may include the receipt of response from a patient with respect to any aspect of the care provided. Furthermore, it may include the conveying of information from provider to patient (e.g., results, findings, plans for care, medical advice, instructions, educational resources, appointments). A time and date stamp is required. QDM defines three contexts for communication: Communication, Patient to Provider; Communication, Provider to Patient; Communication, Provider to Provider. For the CQI Work Group, please consider what is intended by the concept of communication as it is identified in FHIR / QI Core, and whether that matches to the intent in QDM.<br><br> | QDM defines Communication as the transmission, receipt, or acknowledgement of information sent from a source to a recipient, such as from one clinician to another regarding findings, assessments, plans of care, consultative advice, instructions, educational resources, etc. It also may include the receipt of response from a patient with respect to any aspect of the care provided. Furthermore, it may include the conveying of information from provider to patient (e.g., results, findings, plans for care, medical advice, instructions, educational resources, appointments). A time and date stamp is required. QDM defines three contexts for communication: Communication, Patient to Provider; Communication, Provider to Patient; Communication, Provider to Provider. For the CQI Work Group, please consider what is intended by the concept of communication as it is identified in FHIR / QI Core, and whether that matches to the intent in QDM.<br><br> | ||
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QDM defines Communication as the transmission, receipt, or acknowledgement of information sent from a source to a recipient, such as from one clinician to another regarding findings, assessments, plans of care, consultative advice, instructions, educational resources, etc. It also may include the receipt of response from a patient with respect to any aspect of the care provided. Furthermore, it may include the conveying of information from provider to patient (e.g., results, findings, plans for care, medical advice, instructions, educational resources, appointments). A time and date stamp is required. QDM defines three contexts for communication: Communication, Patient to Provider; Communication, Provider to Patient; Communication, Provider to Provider. For the CQI Work Group, please consider what is intended by the concept of communication as it is identified in FHIR / QI Core, and whether that matches to the intent in QDM.
FHIR Communication Resource
This resource is a record of a communication. A communication is a conveyance of information from one entity, a sender, to another entity, a receiver. The sender and receivers may be patients, practitioners, related persons, organizations, or devices. Communication use cases include:
- A reminder or alert delivered to a responsible provider
- A recorded notification from the nurse that a patient's temperature exceeds a value
- A notification to a public health agency of a patient presenting with a communicable disease reportable to the public health agency
- Patient educational material sent by a provider to a patient
- Non-patient specific communication use cases may include:
- A nurse call from a hall bathroom
- Advisory for battery service from a pump
HL7 FHIR Procedure Resource
The boundary between determining whether an action is a Procedure (training or counseling) as opposed to a Communication is based on whether there's a specific intent to change the mind-set of the patient. Mere disclosure of information would be considered a Communication. A process that involves verification of the patient's comprehension or to change the patient's mental state would be a Procedure.
Contents
Communication, Patient to Provider
QDM Attribute | QI Core Metadata Element | Comment |
Communication, Patient to Provider | Communication.status | QDM matched to FHIR / QI Core (the .status metadata allows conformance to the specific QDM datatype context) |
Code | Communication.reasonCode | Note - CommunicationRequest in QI Core could be considered but QDM does not differentiate a Communication recommended or ordered, only communication so the mapping assumes the communication has occurred, with or without a response. |
Negation Rationale | Communication.notDoneReason | QDM matched to FHIR / QI Core |
Author dateTime | Communication.sent | QDM addresses authorDatetime as the time the communication is sent. |
Related to | Communication.basedOn | An order, proposal or plan fulfilled in whole or in part by this Communication. |
id | Communication.id | QDM matched to FHIR / QI Core |
Source | Communication.sender | The entity (e.g. person, organization, clinical information system, or device) which was the source of the communication. |
Communication, Provider to Patient
QDM Attribute | QI Core Metadata Element | Comment |
Communication, Provider to Patient | Communication.status | QDM matched to FHIR / QI Core (the .status metadata allows conformance to the specific QDM datatype context) |
Code | Communication.reasonCode | Note - CommunicationRequest in QI Core could be considered but QDM does not differentiate a Communication recommended or ordered, only communication so the mapping assumes the communication has occurred, with or without a response. |
Negation Rationale | Communication.notDoneReason | QDM matched to FHIR / QI Core |
Author dateTime | Communication.sent | QDM addresses authorDatetime as the time the communication is sent. |
Related to | Communication.basedOn | An order, proposal or plan fulfilled in whole or in part by this Communication. |
id | Communication.id | QDM matched to FHIR / QI Core |
Source | Communication.sender | The entity (e.g. person, organization, clinical information system, or device) which was the source of the communication. |
Communication, Provider to Provider
QDM Attribute | QI Core Metadata Element | Comment |
Communication, Provider to Provider | Communication.status | QDM matched to FHIR / QI Core (the .status metadata allows conformance to the specific QDM datatype context) |
Code | Communication.reasonCode | Note - CommunicationRequest in QI Core could be considered but QDM does not differentiate a Communication recommended or ordered, only communication so the mapping assumes the communication has occurred, with or without a response. |
Negation Rationale | Communication.notDoneReason | QDM matched to FHIR / QI Core |
Author dateTime | Communication.sent | QDM addresses authorDatetime as the time the communication is sent. |
Related to | Communication.basedOn | An order, proposal or plan fulfilled in whole or in part by this Communication. |
id | Communication.id | QDM matched to FHIR / QI Core |
Source | Communication.sender | The entity (e.g. person, organization, clinical information system, or device) which was the source of the communication. |