Clinician Office Visit with Nephrology Provider
- 16 May 2023
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Clinician Office Visit with Nephrology Provider
- Updated on 16 May 2023
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Definition
A clinician office visit with a nephrologist or other clinician providing nephrology-related care, identified by the presence of a nephrologist attending and/or service provider, or by the presence of a nephrology group provider as the billing provider or provider group on the encounter.
Purpose
Used in the URSA-CKD module to identify whether CKD patients are being appropriately managed by a nephrologist and to attribute CKD patients to nephrology providers.
Related objects
- Clinician Office Visits
- Nephrologists and Nephrology Group Providers
- Clinician Office Visits with Nephrology Provider
- Patient Timelines of Empirical Attribution to Nephrology Provider
Detailed narrative of logic
- As implemented in Clinician Office Visits with Nephrology Provider, encounters meeting the URSA-CORE definition of a clinician office visit are obtained from Clinician Office Visits and included if the service provider, attending provider, or provider group on the encounter meets the definition of a nephrologist or nephrology group provider, as implemented in Nephrologists and Nephrology Group Providers.
- Note that it is possible for qualifying encounters to have a non-nephrologist (or unknown) service provider and attending provider if the provider group associated with the encounter is a nephrology provider organization. Qualifying visits could therefore include those in which the patient was seen by, for example, a nurse practitioner. The use of the term “nephrology provider” in the name of this object is meant to reflect that range of scenarios.
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