QDM mapping for DeviceRequest

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    • Type: Change Request
    • Resolution: Persuasive
    • Priority: Medium
    • US QI Core (FHIR)
    • STU3
    • Clinical Quality Information
    • STU
    • QICore DeviceRequest
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      Suggested Resolution: Persuasive

      DeviceRequest is focused on orders/prescriptions for devices intended for use by patients. The QDM datatype Device, Order and Device, Recommended is focused on implantable devices. As such ServiceRequest is more appropriate for existing use cases. However, although not included in existing eCQMs, there is justification for using DeviceRequest especially for use cases such as appropriate orders for non-implantable devices such as Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machines for a diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea. The use case is already addressed in existing DaVinci examples: Templates and Rules (which references a sleep study procedure and a CPAP DeviceRequest), LookupServiceInitiative _ _ (referencing documentation requirements for CPAP use), and PayerCoverageDecisionExchangeUseCases _ _ (referencing CPAP machines and face masks as devices). Therefore, QI-Core should retain Device _ _ and DeviceRequest _ _and QI-Core should develop a profile for DeviceNotRequested consistent with the other QDM negation rationale concepts.

      Retain DeviceRequest and add DeviceNotRequested.

      DeviceRequest (DeviceNotRequested)

      _Value set for negation:[ http://hl7.org/fhir/extension-valueset-reference.html|http://hl7.org/fhir/extension-valueset-reference.html] _

      status ="completed"

      _doNotPerform is true _

      DeviceRequest.reasonCode (new extension) = use a value set created from a combination of existing eCQM rationale value set (still extensible binding)

      timing = DeviceRequest.authoredOn

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      Suggested Resolution: Persuasive DeviceRequest is focused on orders/prescriptions for devices intended for use by patients. The QDM datatype Device, Order and Device, Recommended is focused on implantable devices. As such ServiceRequest is more appropriate for existing use cases. However, although not included in existing eCQMs, there is justification for using DeviceRequest especially for use cases such as appropriate orders for non-implantable devices such as Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machines for a diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea. The use case is already addressed in existing DaVinci examples: Templates and Rules (which references a sleep study procedure and a CPAP DeviceRequest), LookupServiceInitiative _ _ (referencing documentation requirements for CPAP use), and PayerCoverageDecisionExchangeUseCases _ _ (referencing CPAP machines and face masks as devices). Therefore, QI-Core should retain Device _ _ and DeviceRequest _ _and QI-Core should develop a profile for DeviceNotRequested consistent with the other QDM negation rationale concepts. Retain DeviceRequest and add DeviceNotRequested. DeviceRequest (DeviceNotRequested) _Value set for negation:[ http://hl7.org/fhir/extension-valueset-reference.html |http://hl7.org/fhir/extension-valueset-reference.html] _ status ="completed" _doNotPerform is true _ DeviceRequest.reasonCode (new extension) = use a value set created from a combination of existing eCQM rationale value set (still extensible binding) timing = DeviceRequest.authoredOn
    • Linda Michaelsen/Rob Samples: 24-0-0
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    • Compatible, substantive

      QDM to Qi-Core mapping for Device order and recommended (DeviceRequest) includes incorrect links - corrected links in the attacment.

      Also, DeviceRequest includes an extension for doNotPerform, but it does not provide a method to define reason for doNotPerform, not does it include a timing for doNotPerform reason - see attached document for explanation. IF existing attributes can be used for doNotPerform reason and for timing of that reason, clear description needs to be placed in the QDM mapping table.

            Assignee:
            cschuler
            Reporter:
            Floyd Eisenberg
            Floyd Eisenberg
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