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Emne: Re: ACTIONs, OBSERVATIONs and procedures
Hi Vebjørn,
I agree with Sam. You could certainly use an action archetype for this purpose.
The consent archetype developed by Heather for NEHTA actually does this yo
track the consenting process. Sorry I can't provide a
gt; an arbitrary way specific to a particular software.
> Cheers Sam
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Subject: SV: ACTIONs, OBSERVATIONs and procedures
Hi everyone
What about the need to track a workflow of a kind – e.g. something we are
dealing with ri
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Emne: Re: ACTIONs, OBSERVATIONs and procedures
That is not 100% correct, actions can be recorded without any related
That is not 100% correct, actions can be recorded without any related
instruction/activity.
I agree with Ian, action recording makes sense when there is some tracking
going on, if just the measures are needed (from the clinical point of view) no
actions will be recorded, just obs.
Sent
In my view when you get any Observation about the patient, just take it and
store in the record.
The concept of action is only necessary when some activity is planned and
ordered to be done in the next future.
Etienne Saliez
On Wednesday 02 Sep 2015 10:56:17 Ian McNicoll wrote:
> Hi David,
Hi David,
In theory you are correct but in many clinical records the date of the
observation acts as a sufficient proxy for activity being performed.
Where we do use actions is where we need to track the workflow of the
procedure though there is not always a direct correlation between the
procedu
Hello,
I have just had an interesting conversation with Diego during a coffee
break, and several doubts arose around the representation of procedures.
At the CKM we have an ACTION archetype to represent any type of procedures.
It is described as "A clinical activity carried out for screening,
inv
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