R6 Checklist for Patient Care

Workgroup: pc - Patient Care

Specification Pages

Page File Name Maturity Label Maturity Level Standards Status Content Disposition Disposition Location Ready For Removal Management Comments Workgroup Comments
clinicalsummary-module.htmlInformativeInformativeUnknown

Artifacts

Id Name Artifact Type Status Maturity Level Standards Status Content Disposition Disposition Location Ready For Removal Management Comments Workgroup Comments
AdverseEventAdverseEventResourceActive2normativeCoreAsNormativeDiffering opinions on Normative Resources (whether to keep in R6) Generally, there is more harm/consequences with removing resources vs possibly needing breaking changes on normative resources Russ Leftwich is most concerned that the decision is binary - either normative or nothing. Resources may not have been fully implemented (implementers focused on elements in US Core profiles). Lack of detailed tracking on which elements have been implemented (beyond just the IG).
AllergyIntoleranceAllergyIntoleranceResourceActive3normativeCoreAsNormativeAgreement for Patient Care to remove the Trial Use designation on all 4 elements (all have been implemented by large EHRs as well as having been available since DSTU2) AllergyIntolerance.type AllergyIntolerance.reaction
CarePlanCarePlanResourceActive2normativeCoreAsNormative
CareTeamCareTeamResourceActive2normativeCoreAsNormative
CommunicationCommunicationResourceActive2normativeCoreAsNormative
CommunicationRequestCommunicationRequestResourceActive2normativeCoreAsNormative
ConditionConditionResourceActive5normativeCoreAsNormativeAgreement for Patient Care to remove the Trial Use designation on all 4 elements (all have been implemented by large EHRs as well as having been available since DSTU2) Condition.stage Condition.evidence
FamilyMemberHistoryFamilyMemberHistoryResourceActive2normativeCoreAsNormative
FlagFlagResourceActive1normativeCoreAsNormative
GoalGoalResourceActive2normativeCoreAsNormative
ProcedureProcedureResourceActive4normativeCoreAsNormative