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= Introduction =
= Introduction =
OpenEMR has long had a Clinical Decision Rules (CDR) module to assist with patient care. Since OpenEMR release 4.2.1 the module has been MU 2 certified.
OpenEMR has long had a Clinical Decision Rules (CDR) module to assist with patient care. Since OpenEMR release 4.2.1 the module has been MU 2 certified.
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:1. This document: Survey of the CDR module
:1. This document: Survey of the CDR module


:2. [link: Create a CDR Reminder]
:2. [[CDR in OpenEMR 5 - Create a CDR]]


:3. [link: Clinical use of the CDR module]
:3. [[CDR in OpenEMR 5 - Using a CDR]]
 
:4. [[CDR in OpenEMR 5 - Administering CDRs]]




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[[Image:cdr-01.png|right]]
[[Image:cdr-01.png|frame|right]]


'''blue text''' (blue arrow): link to popup form where Rule completion is documented.
'''blue text''' (blue arrow): link to popup form where Rule completion is documented.
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'''black text''' (black arrow): CDR that monitors some internal data location and completes itself when appropriate data is entered.
'''black text''' (black arrow): CDR that monitors some internal data location and completes itself when appropriate data is entered.




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Administrators can create new CDRs
Administrators can create new CDRs


[[Image:cdr-02.png|right]]
[[Image:cdr-02.png|frame|right]]




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This screen lists all default CDRs, both active and inactive.
This screen lists all default CDRs, both active and inactive.




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Administrators set permissions on the CDRs
Administrators set permissions on the CDRs


[[Image:cdr-03.png|right]]
[[Image:cdr-03.png|frame|right]]


The columns:
The columns:
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'''''This series of tutorials will look at the Active and the Passive CDR reminders. The column (and the related Main Menu entry) labeled, "Patient Reminder" refers to a separate module which will not be covered here.'''''
'''''This series of tutorials will look at the Active and the Passive CDR reminders. The column (and the related Main Menu entry) labeled, "Patient Reminder" refers to a separate module which will not be covered here.'''''




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For this sample navigate to ''''Administration/ Rules'''' and click on the third CDR, "'''Cancer Screening: Colon Cancer Screening'''".
To see this sample navigate to ''''Administration/ Rules'''' and click on the third CDR, "'''Cancer Screening: Colon Cancer Screening'''".
 
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[[Image:cdr-09.png|right]]




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[[Image:cdr-10.png|center]]
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'''Summary'''
'''Summary'''


[[Image:cdr-11.png|right]]  
[[Image:cdr-11.png|frame|right]]  




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:*'''Web Reference''': URL to the authoritative guideline that informs this CDR.
:*'''Web Reference''': URL to the authoritative guideline that informs this CDR.




'''Reminder Intervals'''
'''Reminder Intervals'''


[[Image:cdr-12.png|right]]  
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:Intervals for the CDR's display in clinical use; also used for those Patient Reminders we're not addressing here.




Intervals for the CDR's display in clinical use; also used for those Patient Reminders.
:Here the CDR displays as 'Due' for 2 weeks after its due date and as 'Past Due' for a month afterwards.




Here the CDR displays as 'Due' for 2 weeks after its due date and as 'Past Due' for a month afterwards.




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[[Image:cdr-13.png|right]]
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:A CDR may have multiple filter criteria; this one simply applies to all patients over 50 years old.
 


A CDR may have multiple filter criteria; this one simply applies to all patients over 50 years old.




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[[Image:Cdr-14.png|right]]
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'''''A CDR may have multiple Target/ Action Groups.'''''
:'''''A CDR may have multiple Target/ Action Groups.'''''




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[link:Next page: Create a CDR]
Next page: [[CDR in OpenEMR 5 - Create a CDR]]
 
 
[[Category:User Guide 5.0.0]][[Category:User Guide 4.2.2]][[Category:User Guide 4.2.1]][[Category:User Guide]]

Latest revision as of 21:53, 3 February 2017

Introduction

OpenEMR has long had a Clinical Decision Rules (CDR) module to assist with patient care. Since OpenEMR release 4.2.1 the module has been MU 2 certified.

This three- part series of tutorials on OpenEMR's CDR module covers these areas:

1. This document: Survey of the CDR module
2. CDR in OpenEMR 5 - Create a CDR
3. CDR in OpenEMR 5 - Using a CDR
4. CDR in OpenEMR 5 - Administering CDRs


These tutorials will show the CDR module in the new OpenEMR 5 tabbed layout. However, the module components work same in OpenEMR 4.2.1+.


Survey of the CDR Module

CDR Display Locations

OpenEMRs CDRs are displayed in three places.


The most commonly seen location is on the patient record summary screen in the Clinical Reminders (CR) widget.


Cdr-01.png

blue text (blue arrow): link to popup form where Rule completion is documented.


black text (black arrow): CDR that monitors some internal data location and completes itself when appropriate data is entered.












Administration/ Rules


Administrators can create new CDRs

Cdr-02.png



This screen lists all default CDRs, both active and inactive.














Administration / Alerts

Administrators set permissions on the CDRs

Cdr-03.png

The columns:

  • Title: the CDR title


  • Active: displays a popup every time the patient record is opened, until fulfillment of the Rule is noted.


  • Passive: displays in the CR widget until their conditions are fulfilled


  • Access Control: allows restriction of a CDRs use to an ACL role with the specified permission.


This series of tutorials will look at the Active and the Passive CDR reminders. The column (and the related Main Menu entry) labeled, "Patient Reminder" refers to a separate module which will not be covered here.



CDR Rule building tool

To see this sample navigate to 'Administration/ Rules' and click on the third CDR, "Cancer Screening: Colon Cancer Screening".

Cdr-09.png











Rule Detail: all the settings for this CDR.


Cdr-10.png



Summary

Cdr-11.png


  • Name of the CDR
  • Passive or Active (or both) Alert
  • Developer, Funding Source and Release version of this CDR
  • Web Reference: URL to the authoritative guideline that informs this CDR.



Reminder Intervals

Cdr-12.png


Intervals for the CDR's display in clinical use; also used for those Patient Reminders we're not addressing here.


Here the CDR displays as 'Due' for 2 weeks after its due date and as 'Past Due' for a month afterwards.



Demographics Filter criteria


Cdr-13.png
A CDR may have multiple filter criteria; this one simply applies to all patients over 50 years old.



Clinical Targets


Cdr-14.png
A CDR may have multiple Target/ Action Groups.


  • 'Clinical Target' is the treatment goal addressed by this CDR
  • Action: the Action to take that will fulfill that goal.


That's the overview of the CDR module.


Next page: CDR in OpenEMR 5 - Create a CDR

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