TEMPLATE Allergies and Adverse Reactions for HISO 10041.1 (Allergies and Adverse Reactions for HISO 10041.1)

TEMPLATE IDAllergies and Adverse Reactions for HISO 10041.1
ConceptAllergies and Adverse Reactions for HISO 10041.1
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Citeable Identifier1013.26.546
Root archetype idopenEHR-EHR-COMPOSITION.adverse_reaction_list_nehta.v1
Allergies and adverse reactionsAllergies and adverse reactions: A persistent and managed list of adverse reactions experienced by the subject that may influence clinical decision-making and care provision.
AllergiesAllergies: A harmful or undesirable effect associated with exposure to any substance or agent, including food, plants, animals, venom from animal stings, or a medication at therapeutic or sub-therapeutic doses.!
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Substance/AgentSubstance/Agent: Identification of a substance, agent, or a class of substance, that is considered to be responsible for the Adverse Reaction.
Coding of the Substance/Agent with a terminology is desirable, where possible.

Annotations

  • Notes.Comment: Whether the allergy is of drug, food or other can be specified here.
Reaction EventReaction Event: Details about each Adverse Reaction Event.
Specific Substance/AgentSpecific Substance/Agent: Specific identification of the actual Substance/Agent considered to be responsible for the Adverse Reaction event.
Coding of the specific Substance/Agent with a terminology is preferred, where possible. For example, a medication trade name or identification of a specific food.
ManifestationManifestation: Clinical manifestation of the Adverse Reaction expressed as a single word, phrase or brief description, e.g. nausea or rash.
Coding with a terminology is preferred, where possible. The values entered here may be used to display on an application screen as part a list of adverse reactions, as recommended in the NHS CUI guidelines.
Reaction TypeReaction Type: The type of Adverse Reaction as determined by the clinician.
Coding of the reaction type is preferred, where possible. Examples: Immune mediated - Types I-IV (including allergy and hypersensitivity); Non-immune mediated - including pseudoallergic reaction, side effect, intolerance, drug toxicity, drug-drug interaction, food-drug interaction, drug-disease interaction and idiosyncratic reaction.
Reaction SeverityReaction Severity: Indication of severity.
StatusStatus: Whether the reaction is active or resolved.
  • Active 
  • Resolved 
EpisodicityEpisodicity: Description of the episodicity of the reaction of any.
Clinical CourseClinical Course: Description of the clinical course of the reaction
CertaintyCertainty: Degree of certainty, as assessed by a clinician, that the specific Substance/Agent was the cause of the Adverse Reaction.
  • Suspected 
  • Probable 
  • Confirmed 
Reaction DescriptionReaction Description: Narrative description of the Adverse Reaction.
Onset of ReactionOnset of Reaction: Record of the date and/or time of the onset of the Adverse Reaction.
Date of ResolutionDate of Resolution: *
Date of Last ReactionDate of Last Reaction: The date when last reaction occured.
Reaction CommentReaction Comment: Additional narrative about the Adverse Reaction event not captured in other fields.
Protocol
Date Last VerifiedDate Last Verified: The most recent date when the reaction has been observed or reported.
Adverse ReactionsAdverse Reactions: A harmful or undesirable effect associated with exposure to any substance or agent, including food, plants, animals, venom from animal stings, or a medication at therapeutic or sub-therapeutic doses.!
provider
Data
Substance/AgentSubstance/Agent: Identification of a substance, agent, or a class of substance, that is considered to be responsible for the Adverse Reaction.
Coding of the Substance/Agent with a terminology is desirable, where possible.

Annotations

  • Notes.Comment: Whether this is an adverse drug reaction or food intolerance can be specified here.
Reaction EventReaction Event: Details about each Adverse Reaction Event.
Specific Substance/AgentSpecific Substance/Agent: Specific identification of the actual Substance/Agent considered to be responsible for the Adverse Reaction event.
Coding of the specific Substance/Agent with a terminology is preferred, where possible. For example, a medication trade name or identification of a specific food.
ManifestationManifestation: Clinical manifestation of the Adverse Reaction expressed as a single word, phrase or brief description, e.g. nausea or rash.
Coding with a terminology is preferred, where possible. The values entered here may be used to display on an application screen as part a list of adverse reactions, as recommended in the NHS CUI guidelines.
Reaction TypeReaction Type: The type of Adverse Reaction as determined by the clinician.
Coding of the reaction type is preferred, where possible. Examples: Immune mediated - Types I-IV (including allergy and hypersensitivity); Non-immune mediated - including pseudoallergic reaction, side effect, intolerance, drug toxicity, drug-drug interaction, food-drug interaction, drug-disease interaction and idiosyncratic reaction.
Reaction SeverityReaction Severity: Indication of severity.
StatusStatus: Whether the reaction is active or resolved.
  • Active 
  • Resolved 
EpisodicityEpisodicity: Description of the episodicity of the reaction of any.
Clinical CourseClinical Course: Description of the clinical course of the reaction
CertaintyCertainty: Degree of certainty, as assessed by a clinician, that the specific Substance/Agent was the cause of the Adverse Reaction.
  • Suspected 
  • Probable 
  • Confirmed 
Reaction DescriptionReaction Description: Narrative description of the Adverse Reaction.
Onset of ReactionOnset of Reaction: Record of the date and/or time of the onset of the Adverse Reaction.
Date of ResolutionDate of Resolution: *
Date of Last ReactionDate of Last Reaction: The date when last reaction occured.
Reaction CommentReaction Comment: Additional narrative about the Adverse Reaction event not captured in other fields.
Protocol
Date Last VerifiedDate Last Verified: The most recent date when the reaction has been observed or reported.
Exclusion of an Adverse Reaction (NEHTA)Exclusion of an Adverse Reaction (NEHTA): Positive statement/s about the absence or exclusion of adverse reactions within the health record at a specific point in time.
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Exclusion StatementExclusion Statement: A statement about absence or exclusion of known adverse reactions in the health record.
For example: "No known adverse reactions"; "No known adverse reaction to" (penicillin).
Substance/AgentSubstance/Agent: Identification of a specific substance or agent to which the Exclusion Statement applies.
Coding of the Substance/Agent with a terminology is desirable, where possible.
  •  Coded Text Value set: ac0.1
  •  Text
Absence of Information (NEHTA)Absence of Information (NEHTA): Statement that there is no relevant information available, neither a positive presence nor a positive exclusion.
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Absence StatementAbsence Statement: Statement explicitly expressing the absence of available information.
Coding with a terminology is desirable, where possible. For example: "No information available about adverse reactions"; No information available about problems or diagnoses"; "No information available about previous procedures performed"; or "No information available about medications used".