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Essential Information for Children with Special Health Care Needs

Basics

Essential Information for Children with Special Health Care Needs

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Ballot - STU to Normative


V3 Documents-Clinical (e.g. CDA)

Implementation Guide

Details

Children commonly have specific needs requiring multidisciplinary care and communication. We aim to develop required templates and implementation guide for an electronic format (e.g., CDA) that includes important information about patient (and, when appropriate, parental) preferences and directives when seeking care from health care providers in a variety of settings including urgent or emergent care. We will identify information requirements from existing examples of emergency information forms and personal health records for children with special healthcare needs. Subject matter areas may include relevant procedures to avoid (e.g., vascular access), communication, behaviour, and contingency-based plans. We will perform analysis against existing standards to identify gaps Naming of this document is included in scope. Advance directives will not be included scope.


This project is needed to facilitate communication and information exchange for children with complex health needs, particularly at transitions to new environments.



Information Requirements Determined - Target: 8/31/14 Complete Gap Analysis - Target: 9/15/14 Evaluate and select technical standard for the electronic format - Target: 10/31/14 Submit for first DSTU Ballot - Target: 11/04/14 Complete DSTU Ballot Reconciliation - Target: March 2015 Publish DSTU R1 - Target: May 2015 Complete DSTU Comment Period - Target: May 2017 Submit for First Normative Ballot - Target: Nov 2017 Complete Normative ballot Reconciliation - Target: March 2017 Publish Normative R1 - Target: May 2017 Project End Date (all objectives have been met) - Target: May 2017




No dependencies at this time.

Standards Development Organizations (SDOs),Emergency Services; Healthcare Institutions (hospitals, long term care, home care, mental health),EHR, PHR

1. Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia 2. St. Louis Children’s Hospital 3. Tennessee Department of Health





N/A

No

2017 June: TSC approved the Dissolution Request for the Child Health WG at TSC Tracker 13522. The WG will be absorbed by the Patient Care WG,. PMO transferred project to Patient Care.
Organization & Realm

Universal

People

Russell Leftwich, Michael Padula, Pele Yu



Patient Care Work Group

Emergency Care Work Group; Patient Care Work Group

Status & Dates

Active

Active Project (Resources assigned to pjt)

05/14/2014

05/01/2024

2024 May WGM/Ballot

05/01/2023

2023 May WGM/Ballot

Approvals

06/27/2014








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