Chapter 12: Patient Care
Problems, goals and care plans.
The longitudinal side of care rather than the encounter: what the patient's problems are, what the plan is, and what progress has been made against it.
What is in this chapter
- 8 trigger eventsthe real-world things that cause one of these messages to be sent
- 5 segmentsthe lines these messages are built from, and the fields on each
- 3 code tablesthe value sets the fields in this chapter draw from
- 8 message typesPGL, PPG, PPP, PPR, PPT, PPV, PRR, PTR
Message types defined here
PGLPatient goal message1 structure, fired by 1 trigger event.
PPGPatient pathway message (goal-oriented)1 structure, fired by 1 trigger event.
PPPPatient pathway message (problem-oriented)1 structure, fired by 1 trigger event.
PPRPatient problem message1 structure, fired by 1 trigger event.
PPTPatient pathway goal-oriented response1 structure, fired by 1 trigger event.
PPVPatient goal response1 structure, fired by 1 trigger event.
PRRPatient problem response1 structure, fired by 1 trigger event.
PTRPatient pathway problem-oriented response1 structure, fired by 1 trigger event.
Segments defined here
These 5 segments are defined in chapter 12. Messages in other chapters may still carry them.
GOLGoal Detail SegmentPRBProblem Detail Segment PRBPTHPathway SegmentROLRole SegmentVARVariance Segment
Trigger events
A trigger event is the thing that happens in the hospital and causes a message to be sent. Chapter 12 defines 8 of them.
PC1PC5Patient Problem ResponsePC6PCAPatient Goal ResponsePCBPCFPatient Pathway (Problem-Oriented) ResponsePCGPCLPatient Pathway (Goal-Oriented) Response