Clinical Document Generic Record Standards (CDGRS) An Introduction Gurminder Khamba.

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Clinical Document Generic Record Standards (CDGRS) An Introduction Gurminder Khamba

Healthcare Records Healthcare records are written by clinicians to record point of care contact Historically paper based GMC – aide memoire for clinical care given Legal Documents

Currently information is being recorded in an exponential fashion Data needs to be organised and structured. We need to be smart about what we want to do

80% of medical data is unstructured and is clinically relevant. This data resides in multiple places like individual records, lab and imaging systems, paper notes, medical correspondence, claims, CRM systems and finance.

Information needs to be structured and in context A family history of cancer is different from a past medical history of cancer

Work by Health Social Care and Information Centre and the Royal College of Physicians Informatics Unit Endorsed and approved by Professional Records Standards Body (PRSB)

CDGRS is a collection of approved headings which can be used to structure clinical documents Consistent use of headings across documents makes access to information easier and coherent The headings have been approved for use both in health and social care environments

The headings have all been allocated SNOMED CT codes in the most recent update Coded Headings allow computer systems to find the appropriate information Facilitate the flow of information across organisational boundaries.

Many headings are there to order thought and presentation of narrative But some can specify important information which is needed in all summary documents ▫Referrals ▫Discharge Summaries ▫Out patient summaries ▫Updates and handovers...all have the same recurring core headings

Core Clinical Model These are the key core headings which are used to convey meaningful clinical information in a structured fashion Information under each heading can be coded or left in narrative form

Core clinical headings REASON FOR CONTACTtext *PRESENTING ISSUEText or code (and/or mapped code for CDS) *DIAGNOSESText or code (and/or mapped code for CDS) CURRENT PROBLEMS AND ISSUESText or code *OPERATIONS AND PROCEDURESText or code (and/or mapped code for CDS) FAMILY HISTORYText or code INVESTIGATIONS AND RESULTSText or code (PBCL or NLMC) MEDICATIONSText or code (DM+D archetype) ALLERGIES AND ADVERSE REACTIONSText or code (archetype) RISKS AND WARNINGSText...needs more professional input STRUCTURED SCALES Needs further development of outcomes frameworks MANAGEMENT PLANtext PATIENT AND CARERS CONCERNStext INFORMATION GIVEN TO PATIENTtext RELEVANT LEGAL INFORMATIONText and (pointers?)

Apply the core clinical headings to extract key clinical information from... Hospital eDischarge Summary (eDS) Provider Out Patient eDS Mental Health eDS Emergency Department eDS Obstetric eDS Paediatric eDS

Consistent Headings and structured information makes the move to an electronic health record easier Enables Clinicians to have access to better healthcare data to help improve care.