applicabilitySpecifies whether the Assessment is used for clinical, research, or program evaluation.
assessmentInstrumentIdentifies the Assessment Instrument that was used as part of the Assessment."The Questionnaire that defines and organizes the questions for which answers are being provided." - HL7 FHIR, QuestionnaireResponse.questionnaire
dateTimeAdminstered interviewer remarksContains comments regarding the Assessment Event by the administrator of the assessment.
responseItem"A group or question item from the original questionnaire for which answers are provided." - HL7 FHIR, QuestionnaireResponse.item
subScorePointer to a set of values associated with defined subset(s) of the Assessment.
totalScoreConceptMany assessment instruments assign numeric values to potential responses, where the total value of the responses can be used to assert conclusions regarding the condition of the patient, and to decide upon a care or treatment plan to meet the needs of the client/patient. For example, the Morse Fall Scale arrives at one of three conclusions regarding the patient's risk of an accidental fall based on the score: 0-24 means "no risk", 25-45 means "low to moderate risk", and a score over 46 means "high risk". This property contains a code linking the meaning of the concept being measured (by the score) to a standard vocabulary. In other words, in this example, this field will contain a LOINC code meaning "risk of falling".
totalScoreMeaningMany assessment instruments assign numeric values to potential responses, where the total value of the responses can be used to assert conclusions regarding the condition of the patient, and to decide upon a care or treatment plan to meet the needs of the client/patient. For example, the Morse Fall Scale arrives at one of three conclusions regarding the patient's risk of an accidental fall based on the score: 0-24 means "no risk", 25-45 means "low to moderate risk", and a score over 46 means "high risk". This property contains a code linking the meaning of the score to a standard vocabulary. In other words, in this example, this field will contain a LOINC code meaning either "no risk", "low to moderate risk", or "high risk".
totalScoreValueMany assessment instruments assign numeric values to potential responses, where the total value of the responses can be used to assert conclusions regarding the condition of the patient, and to decide upon a care or treatment plan to meet the needs of the client/patient. For example, the Morse Fall Scale arrives at one of three conclusions based on the score: 0-24 means "no risk", 25-45 means "low to moderate risk", and a score over 46 means "high risk". This property contains the sum of the values based on the responses received. In other words, in this example, this field might contain "32" for a given patient at the time of the assessment. "32" would then be interpreted as the patient having a low to moderate risk of falling.
FHIM::ClinicalObservation::ObservationStatement