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This QDM to QI Core Mapping for the QDM Datatype "Symptom" was updated 3 April 2018 based on discussion in the CQI WG on March 30, 2018. <br>
 
QDM defines Symptom as an indication that a person has a condition or disease. Some examples are headache, fever, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, and pain.  Also, symptoms are subjective manifestations of the disease perceived by the patient.  As an example to differentiate symptom from finding, the patient’s subjective symptom of fever is distinguished from the temperature (a finding). For a finding, there is either a source of either a temperature-measuring device together with a recorder of the device (electronically) or an individual (healthcare provider, patient, etc.).
 
QDM defines Symptom as an indication that a person has a condition or disease. Some examples are headache, fever, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, and pain.  Also, symptoms are subjective manifestations of the disease perceived by the patient.  As an example to differentiate symptom from finding, the patient’s subjective symptom of fever is distinguished from the temperature (a finding). For a finding, there is either a source of either a temperature-measuring device together with a recorder of the device (electronically) or an individual (healthcare provider, patient, etc.).
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* Note: Definitions regarding symptom on the FHIR condition resource (http://hl7.org/fhir/condition.html):
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# Use the Observation resource when a symptom is resolved without long term management, tracking, or when a symptom contributes to the establishment of a condition.
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# Use Condition when a symptom requires long term management, tracking, or is used as a proxy for a diagnosis or problem that is not yet determined.
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* The QDM User Group will review the use of the Symptom QDM datatype.  For now, the mapping below, references symptom as an observation (option 1 above).
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| row1cell1 | Symptom
 
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| row1cell2 | Condition (the .clinicalstatus metadata allows conformance to the specific QDM datatype context)
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| row1cell2 | Symptom maps to Observation [Observation.status]
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| row1cell3 | QDM defaults the status to active and prevalence period provides the evidence of activity.
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| row1cell3 | Constrain status as “final”
 
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| row2cell1 | Prevalence Period
 
| row2cell1 | Prevalence Period
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| row2cell2 | Condition.onset[x]
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| row2cell2 | Observation.effective(x)
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| row2cell3 | QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR for start of Prevalence Period
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| row2cell3 | Observation.effective(x) The time or time-period the observed value is asserted as being true. For biological subjects - e.g. human patients - this is usually called the "physiologically relevant time".  
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| row2cell2 | Condition.abatement[x]
 
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| row2cell3 | QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR for end of Prevalence Period
 
 
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| row2cell1 | Severity
 
| row2cell1 | Severity
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| row2cell2 | Condition.severity
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| row2cell2 | There is no clear observation severity concept in the FHIR observation resource
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| row2cell3 | QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR
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| row2cell3 | Consider the value set binding may allow a measure developer to indicate symptom severity as a pre-coordinated concept or set of concepts
 
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| row2cell1 | Code
 
| row2cell1 | Code
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| row2cell2 | Condition.code
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| row2cell2 | Observation.code
 
| row2cell3 | QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR
 
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| row2cell1 | Author dateTime
 
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| row2cell2 | Condition.assertedDate
 
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| row2cell3 | FHIR provenance addressed author time, Condition.assertedDate may be closer to the onset of the QDM Prevalence Period. Consider - the software may default assertedDate to the date entered requiring manual editing to enter a different date. Further, does it reflect the date the assertion is made or the date the patient asserted that the condition began? Seeking guidance - due to potential ambiguity, should QDM map to FHIR provenance?
 
 
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| row2cell2 | Observation.id
 
| row2cell3 | QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR
 
| row2cell3 | QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR
 
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| row2cell1 | Source
 
| row2cell1 | Source
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| row2cell2 | Observation.performer
 
| row2cell3 | QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR
 
| row2cell3 | QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR
 
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Revision as of 16:58, 3 April 2018

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This QDM to QI Core Mapping for the QDM Datatype "Symptom" was updated 3 April 2018 based on discussion in the CQI WG on March 30, 2018.
QDM defines Symptom as an indication that a person has a condition or disease. Some examples are headache, fever, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, and pain. Also, symptoms are subjective manifestations of the disease perceived by the patient. As an example to differentiate symptom from finding, the patient’s subjective symptom of fever is distinguished from the temperature (a finding). For a finding, there is either a source of either a temperature-measuring device together with a recorder of the device (electronically) or an individual (healthcare provider, patient, etc.).

  1. Use the Observation resource when a symptom is resolved without long term management, tracking, or when a symptom contributes to the establishment of a condition.
  2. Use Condition when a symptom requires long term management, tracking, or is used as a proxy for a diagnosis or problem that is not yet determined.
  • The QDM User Group will review the use of the Symptom QDM datatype. For now, the mapping below, references symptom as an observation (option 1 above).
QDM Attribute QI Core Metadata Element Comment
Symptom Symptom maps to Observation [Observation.status] Constrain status as “final”
Prevalence Period Observation.effective(x) Observation.effective(x) The time or time-period the observed value is asserted as being true. For biological subjects - e.g. human patients - this is usually called the "physiologically relevant time".
Severity There is no clear observation severity concept in the FHIR observation resource Consider the value set binding may allow a measure developer to indicate symptom severity as a pre-coordinated concept or set of concepts
Code Observation.code QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR
id Observation.id QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR
Source Observation.performer QDM matched to QI Core / FHIR
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