A Health Care Provider, in any care setting, adds Patient clinical information for use at point of care, which is made available to other authorized HCPs. | ||||||||||||
Scenario A patient schedules a visit with their regular health care provider, within their Medical Home, with symptoms including dizziness and an earache. The patient mentions that since they last visited, another clinic noted that they have high blood pressure (hypertension) which is being monitored at home for now. The patient also mentions a suspected penicillin allergy. The health care provider determines that the patient has an external ear infection (otitis externa) and prescribes antibiotics. The health care provider creates a clinical note in their EMR, which may trigger automatic updates, such as updates to the prescription information. The health care provider decides to submit this new information to the network (i.e., Clinical Data Repository) so that it is available for other health care providers who may be providing care for this patient. | ||||||||||||
This section describes example triggers, pre-conditions & post-conditions related to uploading new clinical information to the Clinical Data Repository. It is not inclusive of all potential workflow scenarios which may be implemented within Canadian jurisdictions. Triggers
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Use Case Participants & Diagram The participants involved in this use case are:
This use case diagram represents the participants and their role in the use case with a high-level view of the flow of information. | ||||||||||||
Use Case - Primary Flow The following provides a textual description corresponding to the use case diagram.
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Use Case - Alternate Flow The following list provides possible alternate flows that may occur within this use case.
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Use Case - Requirements The following is a list of key requirements that will be addressed as part of this use case.
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