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Adding SNOMED finding for Overweight & underweight to get credit in CQR

MEL, SQL, Oracle

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rlust

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I am using the following MEL to add a SNOMED order when a BMI is out of range ... According to GE I must also connect the appropriate DX with the order.

Below is my statement ...

{MEL_ADD_ORDER("S","PQRI","Dietary management education, guidance, and counseling", "","","","","","","","")} .... this statement gets my order added correctly, but I do not have the required "Attribute:Reason" according to GE. Can someone give me some direction as to how to add this to my MEL statement.

Attribute: Reason: Overweight	Overweight SNOMED-CT Value Set	SNOMED 238131007 Overweight (finding)	Potential diagnosis associated with Intervention Order.
Attribute: Reason: Underweight	Underweight SNOMED-CT Value Set	SNOMED 248342006 Underweight (finding)	Potential diagnosis associated with Intervention Order.

Any and all suggestions are appreciated

Rosemary Lust, RN

Ambulatory Systems

Management Information Systems

North Mississippi Health Services

Cardiology Associates of North Mississippi

662.620.6806

[email protected]

Posted : November 11, 2015 11:28 am

DavidShower

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GE descriptions in the PQRI category from CCC Basic 1.3 are shown below. I think your description is too generic. I think you need to put the actual SNOMED code in the description and the word underweight or overweight in the descriptions too. Your question shows that there are different codes for underweight and overweight.
SNOMED-CT: 134388005 Physical Exam, Performed: Sensory Exam of Foot
SNOMED-CT: 225323000 Smoking Cessation Counseling
SNOMED-CT: 274798009 Physical Exam, Performed: Retinal Exam
SNOMED-CT: 371530004 Clinical consultation report
SNOMED-CT: 371531000 Report of clinical encounter
SNOMED-CT: 371545006 Confirmatory consultation report
SNOMED-CT: 401191002 Physical Exam, Performed: Visual Exam of Foot
SNOMED-CT: 408589008 Risk Category Assessment: Falls Screening
SNOMED-CT: 428191000124101 Current Medications Documented
SNOMED-CT: 44441009 Procedure, Performed: Flexible Sigmoidoscopy
SNOMED-CT: 73761001 Procedure, Performed: Colonoscopy
SNOMED-CT: 91161007 Physical Exam, Performed: Pulse Exam of Foot

Posted : December 4, 2015 6:40 am

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