"Smoking gun" seems like a punitive and informal term - is there a more neutral and/or more formal phrase to use?

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    • Type: Change Request
    • Resolution: Persuasive
    • Priority: Highest
    • US Da Vinci DEQM (FHIR)
    • 2.1.0 [deprecated]
    • Clinical Quality Information
    • Individual Reporting
    • 2.3.2.2
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      Here is the language used in QRDA IG: "QDM-based QRDA adheres to a "smoking gun" philosophy where, at a minimum, the conclusive evidence needed to confirm that a criterion was met shall be included in the instance". 

      Define "smoking gun" (historical term) and revise with similar clarification text. 

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      Here is the language used in QRDA IG: "QDM-based QRDA adheres to a "smoking gun" philosophy where, at a minimum, the conclusive evidence needed to confirm that a criterion was met shall be included in the instance".  Define "smoking gun" (historical term) and revise with similar clarification text. 
    • Molly Malavey/Linda Michaelsen: 20-0-0
    • Clarification
    • Non-substantive

      "Smoking gun" seems like a punitive and informal term - is there a more neutral and/or more formal phrase to use?

      Existing Wording:

      smoking gun

            Assignee:
            Linda Michaelsen
            Reporter:
            molly.malavey@ama-assn.org
            molly.malavey@ama-assn.org
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