Condition Resource - Overview

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Condition Resource - Overview Used to record detailed information about conditions, problems or diagnoses recognized by a clinician – e.g. Recording a diagnosis during an encounter Populating a problem list or a summary statement

Condition Resource – Assumptions The meaning of a Condition resource depends on the combination of clinicalStatus and verificationStatus clinicalStatus The clinical status of the condition active, relapse, remission, resolved verificationStatus The verification status to support the clinical status of the condition provisional, differential, confirmed, refuted, entered-in-error, unknown

Condition Resource – Assumptions clinicalStatus Active Relapse Remission Resolved verificationStatus Provisional The statement that the condition is active is provisional. The statement that the condition is in relapse is provisional. The statement that the condition is in remission is provisional. The statement the condition is resolved is provisional. Differential The statement that the condition is active is differential. The statement that the condition is in relapse is differential. The statement that the condition is in remission is differential. The statement the condition is resolved is differential. Confirmed The statement that the condition is active is confirmed. The statement that the condition is in relapse is confirmed. The statement that the condition is in remission is confirmed. The statement the condition is resolved is confirmed. Refuted The statement that the condition is active is refuted. The statement that the condition is in relapse is refuted. The statement that the condition is in remission is refuted. The statement the condition is resolved is refuted. Entered-in- error The statement that the condition is active was entered in error. The statement that the condition is in relapse was entered in error. The statement that the condition is in remission was entered-in-error The statement the condition is resolved was entered in error. unknown The condition is active. The condition is in relapse. The condition is in remission. The condition is resolved.

Condition Resource – Assumptions clinicalStatus verificationStatus FINDING CONTEXT  Active Relapse Remission Resolved Provisional 415684004 |Suspected| 609412005 |Suspected or known present| 410593006 |Probably NOT present| Differential Confirmed 410605003 |Confirmed present| 410594000 |Definitely NOT present| Refuted 410516002 |Known absent| 36692007 |Known| 609412005 |Suspected or known present|. 410515003 |Known present| Entered-in- error - unknown 410516002 |Known absent|

Condition Resource – Model Meaning Element SNOMED CT Binding Condition IF (($code = < 404684003 |Clinical finding|) AND $verificationStatus != ‘entered-in-error’)) THEN 413350009 |Finding with explicit context|: 246090004 |Associated finding| = ([[ $code ]]: 246112005 |Severity| = [[ $severity ]], 363698007 |Finding site| = [[ $bodySite ]]) 408732007 |Subject relationship context| = 410604004 |Subject of record|, 408731000 |Temporal context| = 410512000 |Current or specified time|, 408729009 |Finding context| = [[ $FC ]]

Condition Resource – Model Meaning Element SNOMED CT Binding Condition ELSEIF (($code = <413350009 |Finding with explicit context|) AND ($verificationStatus != ‘entered-in-error’)) THEN [[ $code ]]: 246090004 |Associated finding| = (404684003 |Clinical finding|: 246112005 |Severity| = [[ $severity ]], 363698007 |Finding site| = [[ $bodySite ]]), 408732007 |Subject relationship context| = 410604004 |Subject of record|, 408731000 |Temporal context| = 410512000 |Current or specified time|, 408729009 |Finding context| = [[ $FC ]]

Condition Resource – Model Meaning Element SNOMED CT Binding code IF ($code = < 404684003 |Clinical finding|) THEN 246090004 |Associated finding| ELSEIF ($code = < 413350009 |Finding with explicit context|) THEN 116680003 |Is a| severity 246112005 |Severity| bodySite 363698007 |Finding site|

Condition Resource – Value Sets SNOMED CT Value Sets Condition-code Condition-severity Condition-stage Manifestation-or-symptom Body-site Other Value Sets in scope of SNOMED CT Condition-category Condition-clinical Condition-ver-status

Allergy Intolerance Resource - Overview Used to record a clinical assessment of an allergy, intolerance, propensity, or a potential risk to an individual to have an adverse reaction on future exposure to a specified substance or class of substances.

Allergy Intolerance Resource - Assumptions Status: Assertion about certainty associated with a propensity or potential risk of a reaction to identified substance Status Finding Context (FC) Temporal Context (TC) Active 410515003 |Known present| 410512000 |Current or specified time| Unconfirmed 415684004 |Suspected| Confirmed 410605003 |Confirmed present| Inactive 609412005 |Suspected or known present| 410513005 |In the past| Resolved 410516002 |Known absent| Refuted 410594000  |Definitely NOT present| Entered-in- error -

Allergy Intolerance Resource – Model Meaning Element SNOMED CT Binding Allergy Intolerance IF (($status != ‘entered-in-error’) AND ($substance = (< 105590001 |Substance| OR < 373873005 |Pharmaceutical / biologic product|)) AND ($type = ‘allergy’) AND ($status != ‘resolved’)) THEN 413350009 |Finding with explicit context|: { 246090004 |Associated finding| = (404684003|Clinical finding|: 370135005  |Pathological process| = 472964009 |Allergic process|, { 255234002 |After| = 609327009|Allergic sensitization|, 246075003 |Causative agent| = [[ $substance ]]}) 408732007 |Subject relationship context| = 410604004 |Subject of record|, 408731000 |Temporal context| = [[ $TC ]], 408729009 |Finding context| = [[ $FC ]] }

Allergy Intolerance Resource – Model Meaning Element SNOMED CT Binding Allergy Intolerance IF (($status != ‘entered-in-error’) AND $substance = (< 105590001 |Substance| OR < 373873005 |Pharmaceutical / biologic product|) AND ($type = ‘allergy’ AND $status = ‘resolved’) THEN 413350009 |Finding with explicit context|: {246090004 |Associated finding| = (404684003|Clinical finding|: 370135005  |Pathological process| = 472964009 |Allergic process|, { 255234002 |After| = 609327009|Allergic sensitization|, 246075003 |Causative agent| = [[ $substance ]] }) 408732007 |Subject relationship context| = 410604004 |Subject of record|, 408731000 |Temporal context| = 410513005 |In the past|, 408729009 |Finding context| = 609412005 |Suspected or known present|}, . . . . . .

Allergy Intolerance Resource – Model Meaning Element SNOMED CT Binding Allergy Intolerance . . . . . { 246090004 |Associated finding| = (404684003|Clinical finding|: 370135005  |Pathological process| = 472964009 |Allergic process|, { 255234002 |After| = 609327009|Allergic sensitization|, 246075003 |Causative agent| = [[ $substance ]] }) 408732007 |Subject relationship context| = 410604004 |Subject of record|, 408731000 |Temporal context| = 410512000 |Current or specified time|, 408729009 |Finding context| = 410516002 |Known absent|}