Generated Narrative: Questionnaire AntiViralEligibilityQuestionnaire Structure LinkID Text Cardinality Type Flags Description & Constraints AntiViralEligibilityQuestionnaire A questionnaire defining eligibility criteria for anti-viral medication Questionnaire https://build.fhir.org/ig/tewhatuora/cinc-fhir-ig/Questionnaire/AntiViralEligibilityQuestionnaire#1.0.1 #xD; CurrentDate Current Date/Time 1..1 dateTime #xD; CurrentDateTime_helpText Current date/time 0..1 display #xD; ReviewDate Date Review Performed 1..1 date #xD; ReviewDate_helpText The date that the review was performed 0..1 display #xD; case-definition-panel CASE DEFINITION The transition from PCR to RATs as a primary mode of testing requires the clinical criteria to be applied thoughtfully and practically alongside the Case Definition. The case definitions were based upon PCR tests being the primary mode of diagnosis and the focus has now changed to clinical decision making based on a RAT result in the majority of cases. Clinical discretion should be applied to household contacts who test negative by RAT but are presenting with symptoms typical of COVID-19 infection. Although this population is not defined by the Case Definition^, clinical discretion may support recognition as a likely case and initiation of treatment, where indicated. ^For definition see https://www.tewhatuora.govt.nz/for-the-health-sector/covid-19-information-for-health-professionals/case-definition-and-clinical-testing-guidelines-for-covid-19#:~:text=Case%20definitions&text=A%20case%20that%20has%20laboratory,a%20validated%20NAAT%20(PCR) 0..1 group #xD; COVID19-Positive Is the patient a COVID-19 case as per the case definition or clinical criteria? 1..1 boolean Initial Value: boolean = false #xD; criteria-panel Does the patient meet the current Pharmac criteria for COVID-19 Antivitals? 0..1 group #xD; SymptomsStart 1. Symptoms started: 1..1 choice Value Set: https://nzhts.digital.health.nz/fhir/ValueSet/antiviral-eligibility-symptoms-started #xD; supoxygen 2. My patient requires supplemental oxygen 1..1 boolean #xD; criteria 3. My patient's condition or circumstance (choose one): 1..1 choice Value Set: https://nzhts.digital.health.nz/fhir/ValueSet/COVID-19-antiviral-eligibility-criteria #xD; myPatientCriteria_helpText [1]For definition of Ministry of Health criteria of ‘severe immunocompromise’ for third primary dose see: https://www.health.govt.nz/covid-19-novel-coronavirus/covid-19-vaccines/covid-19-vaccine-severely-immunocompromised-people#criteria [2]A primary dose for most people is 2 vaccinations [3]For Ministry of Health's definition of high-risk conditions see https://covid19.govt.nz/testing-and-isolation/if-you-have-covid-19/medicines-to-treat-covid-19/ 0..1 display #xD; eligible-no Assessment: No - the patient IS NOT eligible for COVID-19 Antivirals 0..1 choice Enable When: SymptomsStart = supoxygen = criteria = Options: 1 option #xD; eligible-yes Assessment: Yes - the patient IS eligible for COVID-19 Antivirals 0..1 choice Enable When: SymptomsStart != supoxygen != criteria != Options: 1 option #xD; PharmacistInformation Please provide pharmacist details 0..1 group #xD; PharmacistName Pharmacist Name 1..1 string #xD; PharmacistID Pharmacist ID 1..1 string #xD; PharmacyInformation Please provide details about the pharmacy organisation 0..1 group #xD; PharmacyName Pharmacy Name 1..1 string #xD; PharmacyHPI Pharmacy HPI 1..1 string #xD; PharmacyAddress Pharmacy address details 0..1 text #xD; GeneralPracticeInformation Please provide details about the patient's general practice 0..1 group #xD; GPName GP Practice Name 0..1 string #xD; GPEDI Practice EDI 0..1 string #xD; SendToGP Send note to GP Inbox? 0..1 boolean Initial Value: boolean = false #xD; SendToGP_helpText It may not be necessary to send this message. Please consider if clinically-relevant before sending. 0..1 display #xD; Documentation for this format Options Sets Answer options for eligible-no null#confirm ("confirm") Answer options for eligible-yes null#confirm ("confirm")
Antiviral medication eligibility questionnaire
A questionnaire defining eligibility criteria for anti-viral medication
Assess a patient's eligibility against criteria for anti-viral medication
CASE DEFINITION The transition from PCR to RATs as a primary mode of testing requires the clinical criteria to be applied thoughtfully and practically alongside the Case Definition. The case definitions were based upon PCR tests being the primary mode of diagnosis and the focus has now changed to clinical decision making based on a RAT result in the majority of cases. Clinical discretion should be applied to household contacts who test negative by RAT but are presenting with symptoms typical of COVID-19 infection. Although this population is not defined by the Case Definition^, clinical discretion may support recognition as a likely case and initiation of treatment, where indicated. ^For definition see https://www.tewhatuora.govt.nz/for-the-health-sector/covid-19-information-for-health-professionals/case-definition-and-clinical-testing-guidelines-for-covid-19#:~:text=Case%20definitions&text=A%20case%20that%20has%20laboratory,a%20validated%20NAAT%20(PCR)
Is the patient a COVID-19 case as per the case definition or clinical criteria?
Does the patient meet the current Pharmac criteria for COVID-19 Antivitals?
2. My patient requires supplemental oxygen
3. My patient's condition or circumstance (choose one):
[1]For definition of Ministry of Health criteria of ‘severe immunocompromise’ for third primary dose see: https://www.health.govt.nz/covid-19-novel-coronavirus/covid-19-vaccines/covid-19-vaccine-severely-immunocompromised-people#criteria [2]A primary dose for most people is 2 vaccinations [3]For Ministry of Health's definition of high-risk conditions see https://covid19.govt.nz/testing-and-isolation/if-you-have-covid-19/medicines-to-treat-covid-19/
Assessment: No - the patient IS NOT eligible for COVID-19 Antivirals
Assessment: Yes - the patient IS eligible for COVID-19 Antivirals
Please provide details about the pharmacy organisation
Please provide details about the patient's general practice
It may not be necessary to send this message. Please consider if clinically-relevant before sending.