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Plandefinition-example-cardiology-os

Clinical Decision Support Work Group

Maturity Level: N/A

Standards Status: Informative

Compartments: Not linked to any defined compartments

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id: example-cardiology-os

contained: , , , , , , , , , , , ,

url: http://va.gov/kas/orderset/B5-Cardiology-ChestPainCAD-OS

identifier: bb7ccea6-9744-4743-854a-bcffd87191f6 (OFFICIAL), CLIN0004AG, KP-914

version: 0.1

name: ChestPainCoronaryArteryDiseaseOrderSetKNART

title: Chest Pain (CP) - Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) Order Set KNART

type: Order Set (Details : {http://terminology.hl7.org/CodeSystem/plan-definition-type code 'order-set' = 'Order Set', given as 'Order Set'})

status: active

date: 29/08/2017

publisher: Department of Veterans Affairs

description: The Cardiology chest pain (CP) and coronary artery disease (CAD) group of KNARTs are intended to assist primary care providers in the management of adult patients with stable chest pain (with or without known CAD); aid in determining when a cardiology consultation is appropriate; provide guidance for initial noninvasive diagnostic orders (stress testing) and provide a structured documentation template for the process. Stable patients with cardiac chest pain require risk stratification, office-based workup, initiation of disease-specific medications, and subspecialty referral to a cardiologist.

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usage: The Cardiology chest pain (CP) and coronary artery disease (CAD) group of KNARTs are intended to assist primary care providers in the management of adult patients with stable chest pain (with or without known CAD); aid in determining when a cardiology consultation is appropriate; provide guidance for initial noninvasive diagnostic orders (stress testing) and provide a structured documentation template for the process. Stable patients with cardiac chest pain require risk stratification, office-based workup, initiation of disease-specific medications, and subspecialty referral to a cardiologist. This context excludes emergent patients (new/ongoing/unstable pattern CP). Included are those patients with stable CP with or without known CAD, to be considered for evaluation by cardiology.

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library: #cardiology-chestPain-logic

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