Practice Management data not available in EHR - DTR #23

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    • Type: Change Request
    • Resolution: Persuasive with Modification
    • Priority: Medium
    • US Da Vinci DTR (FHIR)
    • STU3
    • Clinical Decision Support
    • (profiles) [deprecated]
    • 2.1.4
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      Will add clarification that there can be separtion between "practice management", scheduling,"EHR" and other components. If information is not availalbe to the SMART on FHIR application, then the application will need to prompt the provider to enter information that is not available to application. Ultimately, the solution is to provide greater integration (including possibly FHIR APIs) between the EHR and other supporting applications. (Quaity measures may also require this type of integration to provide access to required information)

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      Will add clarification that there can be separtion between "practice management", scheduling,"EHR" and other components. If information is not availalbe to the SMART on FHIR application, then the application will need to prompt the provider to enter information that is not available to application. Ultimately, the solution is to provide greater integration (including possibly FHIR APIs) between the EHR and other supporting applications. (Quaity measures may also require this type of integration to provide access to required information)
    • Bob Dieterle / Floyd Eisenberg: 9-0-3
    • Enhancement
    • Non-substantive

      Comment:

      Comment From Practice Management System:

      Da Vinci Use Cases do not take into account that the patient's health plan information can be in Practice Management systems and not in the EHRs. Take the DTR use case for example. How would you know when a patient has an appointment and is a member of a specific health plan in order to invoke a CDS Hook to allow for a FHIR API to present a document or questionnaire or whatever needs to come from a health plan partner? Even using CQL rules to try and capture what health plan a patient is a member of could prove difficult since the source of truth for claims is the Practice Management system. We see that as a gap and until we are actually trying to implement one of these, we won't know the real impact. Even the simple 30-Day Medication Reconciliation Post-Discharge use case shows that the medication reconciliation needs to be accompanied with a claims CPT Code that may not be in the EHR. We do not hear Da Vinci meetings discuss the fact that most EHRs use a separate Practice Management system.

      Summary:

      Practice Management data not available in EHR

            Assignee:
            Unassigned
            Reporter:
            George Dixon
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