Recording and Sharing Clinical Data Across IT Systems

Recording and Sharing Clinical Data Across IT Systems

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Recording and Sharing Clinical Data Across IT Systems

Hi, please read and respond to peers in 75 words or more with credible references.

Peer 1:

informative post. SNOMED-CT is essential for recording and sharing clinical data across IT systems and organizations. Beyond the requirements of meaningful use, SNOMED CT can be used to capture family history, allergies, and past medical history. It can be mapped to other international standards, such as ICD-9 and ICD-10, to better facilitate semantic interoperability or the meaningful sharing of patient information electronically (Mason, 2018). SNOMED-CT is organized into four sets:

Concepts- unique teams and codes.

Descriptions-multiple descriptions, each of which is a synonym of the original concept.

Relationships-SNOMED uses relationships between concepts to provide formal definitions and organization.

Reference Sets- designation of language preferences for specific terms, mapping to other code systems, and a collection of concepts relevant to a medical specialty (Intelligent Medical Objects, 2018).

REFERENCE

Recording and Sharing Clinical Data Across IT Systems

Intelligent Medical Objects. (April 2022 6). SNOMED CT 101: A guide to the international terminology system. https://www.imohealth.com/ideas/article/snomed-ct-…

Mason, Cheryl. (2018) “SNOMED CT and the EHR: Why Should a HIM Professional Care?” Journal of AHIMA. https://bok.ahima.org/doc?oid=302574#.Yg7XBlXMKM8

Peer 2:

Recording and Sharing Clinical Data Across IT Systems

Great points. Some also believe that SNOMED CT is widely used in EHR over ICD-10 and CPT because it is the most comprehensive, multilingual clinical terminology in the world, encompassing more than 340,000 concepts (Mason, 2018). SNOMED CT is superior to ICD-10 for clinical representations due to its

focus on clinical concepts and multi-axial structure. While ICD-10 is designed as a hierarchical statistical classification system, SNOMED CT is represented by multiple levels of granularity such as body structure, clinical finding, event, procedure, social context, and substance. The scope of SNOMED CT covers

relevant areas such as problems, diagnosis, organisms, pharmaceutical descriptions, and anatomic areas that enable clinicians to analyze detail in EHR (Mason, 2018). On the other hand, ICD-10 and CPT serve a different purpose as a disease classification system for reporting and billing.

References

Mason, C. (2018). SNOMED CT and the EHR: Why Should a HIM Professional Care? Journal of AHIMA (89)8, 48–50.

Peer 3: HCAD 640 Discussion: Activity-Based Costing (100words minimum)

Good post.

ABC approach will allow organizations to be more transparent with the true cost of services and procedures provided. This will allow patients to know the true cost of their care and give them the ability to shop around if they choice. (O’Dowd, 2021).

References

O’Dowd, M. (2021, March 22) Do you know your ABCs? Activity-Based Costing

for Healthcare Organizations

https://blog.sageintacct.com/blog/abcs-for-healthcare-organizations

Recording and Sharing Clinical Data Across IT Systems

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