Description
We have identified 15 concepts that, although they are from the correct hierarchy, don't provide sufficient detail on the procedure done as part of the care contact with the patient.
Suggested fix
As a rule of thumb, ask: is the concept Description helpful to another clinician in the care of that patient; if not, it is unlikely to be appropriate for submission to MHSDS either.
Concepts deemed too generic and where each concept has a number of child concepts which would be more appropriate to use are:
386053000 |Evaluation procedure (procedure)|
277132007 |Therapeutic procedure (procedure)|
223458004 |Informing (procedure)|
390808007 |Mental health care (regime/therapy)|
392134007 |Care regimes management (procedure)|
243114000 |Support (regime/therapy)|
276239002 |Therapy (regime/therapy)|
182832007 |Procedure related to management of drug administration (procedure)|
Concepts deemed too generic, but which do not have many child concepts are listed below. It has been advised that a more appropriate concept with sufficient detail will likely exist elsewhere in the procedures. Concepts are:
185317003 |Telephone encounter (procedure)|
185318008 |Third party encounter (procedure)|
385893007 |Mental health treatment (regime/therapy)|
182991002 |Treatment given (situation)|
394656005 |Inpatient care (regime/therapy)|
9632001 |Nursing procedure (procedure|
7922000 |General treatment (procedure) |
We appreciate that the concepts in the above lists can hold value when used alongside other more detailed concepts, but if these are the only concepts listed during a are contact then they are not detailed enough to allow other clinicians to understand the interventions that have taken place with the patient.