This statement defines the expected capabilities of systems wishing to conform to the ''CRD Client'' role for USCDI 1 (US Core 3.1.1). This role is responsible for initiating CDS Hooks calls and consuming received decision support. It is also responsible for returning data requested by the CRD Server needed to provide that decision support. This capability statement doesn't define the CDS Hooks capabilities as there is no standard way to do that as yet. Instead, it focuses on the 'server' capabilities needed to respond to CRD Server queries. These capabilities are based on US Core.

In addition to the U.S. core expectations, the CRD Client SHALL support all 'SHOULD' 'read' and 'search' capabilities listed below for resources referenced in supported hooks and order types if it does not support returning the associated resources as part of CDS Hooks pre-fetch. The CRD Client SHALL also support 'update' functionality for all resources listed below where the client allows invoking hooks based on the resource.

This statement defines the expected capabilities of systems wishing to conform to the ''CRD Client'' role for USCDI 3 (US-Core 6.1.0). This role is responsible for initiating CDS Hooks calls and consuming received decision support. It is also responsible for returning data requested by the CRD Server needed to provide that decision support. This capability statement doesn't define the CDS Hooks capabilities as there is no standard way to do that as yet. Instead, it focuses on the 'server' capabilities needed to respond to CRD Server queries. These capabilities are based on US Core.

In addition to the U.S. core expectations, the CRD Client SHALL support all 'SHOULD' 'read' and 'search' capabilities listed below for resources referenced in supported hooks and order types if it does not support returning the associated resources as part of CDS Hooks pre-fetch. The CRD Client SHALL also support 'update' functionality for all resources listed below where the client allows invoking hooks based on the resource.

This statement defines the expected capabilities of systems wishing to conform to the ''CRD Client'' role for USCDI 4 (US-Core 7.9.0). This role is responsible for initiating CDS Hooks calls and consuming received decision support. It is also responsible for returning data requested by the CRD Server needed to provide that decision support. This capability statement doesn't define the CDS Hooks capabilities as there is no standard way to do that as yet. Instead, it focuses on the 'server' capabilities needed to respond to CRD Server queries. These capabilities are based on US Core.

In addition to the U.S. core expectations, the CRD Client SHALL support all 'SHOULD' 'read' and 'search' capabilities listed below for resources referenced in supported hooks and order types if it does not support returning the associated resources as part of CDS Hooks pre-fetch. The CRD Client SHALL also support 'update' functionality for all resources listed below where the client allows invoking hooks based on the resource.

This statement defines the expected capabilities of systems wishing to conform to the ''CRD Server'' role for USCDI 1 (US-Core 3.1.1), USCDI 3 (US-Core 6.1.0), and USCDI 4 (US-Core 7.0.0). This role is responsible for responding to CDS Hooks calls and responding with appropriate decision support. Much of its interactions will be with payer back-end systems over non-FHIR protocols. This CapabilityStatement does not describe these 'server <-> payer' interactions. Instead, it focuses on the ability of the CRD service to interact with the CRD client's FHIR endpoint to retrieve additional data. All such interactions are optional, as their necessity is dependent on what types of information is needed to support payer rules, the types of coverage the payer offers, and the degree of sophistication of the decision support offered by the CRD server. All resources and search parameters supported by US Core are fair game, though the 3.1.1, 6.1.0, and 7.0.0 clients might vary in which resources they support.

A logical model describing the information that should be captured by CRD implementers about every CRD invocation to support measures evaluating CRD implementation

This profile specifies extensions and constraints on the Appointment resource to support coverage requirements discovery.

An appointment where the details of what the appointment is being booked for are provided inline and there is no associated ServiceRequest

An appointment where the details of what the appointment is being booked for are provided in the associated ServiceRequest

This profile specifies constraints on the CommunicationRequest resource to support coverage requirements discovery.

This profile specifies constraints on the Coverage resource to support coverage requirements discovery.

This profile specifies additional constraints on the US Core Device Profile to support coverage requirements discovery.

This profile specifies extensions and constraints on the DeviceRequest resource to support coverage requirements discovery.

This profile specifies constraints on the Task resource to capture details of dispatching a request to a particular performer.

This profile specifies additional extensions and constraints on the US Core Encounter profile to support coverage requirements discovery.

This profile specifies constraints on the US Core Location profile to support coverage requirements discovery.

This profile specifies additional constraints on the US Core MedicationRequest profile to support coverage requirements discovery.

This profile specifies extensions and constraints on the NutritionOrder resource to support coverage requirements discovery.

This profile specifies additional constraints on the US Core Organization profile to support coverage requirements discovery.

This profile specifies additional constraints on the US Core Patient profile to support coverage requirements discovery.

This profile specifies constraints on the Task resource to support requests for form (Questionnaire) completion.

This profile specifies constraints on the ServiceRequest resource to support coverage requirements discovery.

This profile defines an initial profile on the VisionPrescription resource to support coverage requirements discovery.

Captures assertions from a payer about whether the service is covered and/or requires prior authorization.

Allows passing configuration parameters when invoking a card

Indicates a request resource that is one of those that drove the creation of the card

Indicates a value to assert as an if-none-exist header on a create or update action

An extension for the CDS Hooks 'services' object that indicates configuration options supported by the CDS server

Codes identifying a type of CDS Hook

Codes allowed for defining the type of action in a CDS Hooks suggestion

Numeric codes defined by CMS to identify types of locations

Extends the base HL7-defined value set codes with supplementary codes needed to provide full coverage to the CMS location code set

Actions to take after completing form

List of card types defined by the CRD spec

Allowed data types for configuration settings in the CDS Hook configuration extension

Reasons for a coverage assertion in the coverage-information extension

Restriction of coverage classes for CRD purposes

Codes for name-value-pair details on a coverage assertion

Codes defining whether additional documentation needs to be captured

Codes defining whether the ordered/requested service is covered under patient's plan

List of reasons for additional documentation

Codes defining whether prior auth will be needed for coverage to be provided

Codes for ordering devices.

NOTE: This value set contains many inappropriate codes because the underlying code systems do not provide a straight-forward mechanism to select only device-related codes and, given the evolving nature of the underlying code systems, strict enumeration is not a viable approach to defining the value set.

Codes defining whether information about the perfomer, location, and/or performance date is needed to determine coverage information

Address codes allowed for CRD locations - those that are physical addresses

A list of codes indicating the perspective from which metric data was captured

A list of codes indicating whether an access token was used as part of CDS Hook processing

Detail codes for products and services that are the focus of a CRD call

Example value set defines a set of CPT, SNOMED CT, HCPCS Level II and LOINC codes mirroring bindings found in the US Core Procedure and Observation Lab profiles

Reasons for creating tasks in CRD

Codes temporarily defined as part of the CRD implementation guide. These will eventually migrate into an officially maintained terminology (likely either SNOMED CT or HL7's UTG code systems).

A mapping between the location code mandated by HL7 with the equivalent concepts in the CMS code system (where equivalents exist)

Example appointment tied to a SeriveRequest based on CRD profile

Example stand-alone appointment populated based on CRD profile

Example communication request populated based on CRD profile

Example identified coverage populated based on CRD profile

Example device populated based on CRD profile

Example devicerequest populated based on CRD profile

Example dispatch Task populated based on CRD profile

Example encounter populated based on CRD profile

The response to a CRD service query for information not returned in prefetch

Sample of an CRD service searching an EHR that does not support prefetch

Example location populated based on CRD profile

Example medication request with an annotation showing coverage expectations

Example medication request populated based on CRD profile

Example nutrition order populated based on CRD profile

Example organization populated based on CRD profile

Example patient populated based on CRD profile

An example showing a fully populated US Core Practitioner instance (used in CRD examples)

Example questionnaire-completion Task populated based on CRD profile

Example service request populated based on CRD profile

Example vision prescription based on CRD profile

An example of a CRD request for order-sign with ServiceRequests

An example of a CRD request for order-sign with MedicationRequests

An example of a CRD response with links

An example CRD response with Coverage Information extension

An example of a CRD services response