2015 Edition §170.315(a)(12) Smoking Status
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2015 Edition §170.315(a)(12) Smoking Status
Please consult the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) entitled: 2015 Edition Health Information Technology (Health IT) Certification Criteria, 2015 Edition Base Electronic Health Record (EHR) Definition, and ONC Health IT Certification Program Modifications for a detailed description of the proposed certification criterion with which these testing steps are associated. 1. Required Tests Note: The order in which the test steps are listed reflects the sequence of the certification criterion and does not necessarily prescribe the order in which the test should take place. 1.1 Enable a User to Record, Change, and Access a Patient’s Smoking Status Evaluate the Health IT Module’s ability to enable a user to record a patient’s smoking status in any of the available codes that are accordance with, at a minimum, the September 2014 Release of SNOMED CT®. Note that the Common Clinical Data Set limits smoking status to the 8 SNOMED CT codes identified in §170.207(h), and Health IT Modules seeking certification for criteria that reference the Common Clinical Data Set will need to be able to code smoking status in only the 8 smoking status codes. This capability would be tested when a Health IT Module presents for certification to those criteria. Item # Technical Outcome A user can record, change, and access 1 smoking status in any of the available codes for smoking status in at a minimum, the standard specified at §170.207(a)(4). Test Lab Verification Test Approach The tester verifies that smoking status can be recorded in accordance with §170.207(a)(4), at a minimum, and that all of the available codes can be recorded. At a minimum, visual inspection. 2. Document History Version Number Description of Change Date 1.0 Released for Public Comment March 31, 2015 3. Dependencies For the related and required criteria, please refer to the Master Table of Related and Required Criteria. 1
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