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  2. FHIR-38585

CDex use case examples

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    • US Da Vinci CDex (FHIR)
    • 2.0.0-ballot
    • Patient Care
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    • 2.5
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      There will continue to be situations even with a fully implemented CRD and DTR system. (which will reduce practitioner burden through automation).  Another mechanism for requesting attachments will be needed for those cases that are not processed through a PAS end-to-end workflow or for when Providers miss or fail to submit requested documents.

      see attachment for updated guidance.

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      There will continue to be situations even with a fully implemented CRD and DTR system. (which will reduce practitioner burden through automation).  Another mechanism for requesting attachments will be needed for those cases that are not processed through a PAS end-to-end workflow or for when Providers miss or fail to submit requested documents. see attachment for updated guidance.
    • Eric Haas/Jay Lyle: 7-0-0
    • Clarification
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      The examples in section 2.5 suggest that Cdex is a catch-all for any use case where people aren't using the more appropriate/specific guide. We are concerned physicians will have to deal with attachment requests because payers haven't built out sophisticated CRD or DTR. Do we need language here indicating to protect against Cdex being a way to bypass implementation of more appropriate guides?

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