Decision: 1. Continue to use the term "Survey and Assessment", but define it .(in the Survey an Assessment page introduction) in the context of US Core and differentiate it from the terms: screening, assessment, screening assessment, assessment tools, and judgement in connection with clinical practice 3. Clarify that the guide captures the assertions/determinations that result from the screening/assessment process.  And that  IGs like Gravity address the screening process  Rationale: We found that   assessment ,  scale , and screening   tool are common terms across healthcare domains that mean essentially the same thing and can be represented the same way in US Core, and we need one way to talk about all of them.  This has led to some confusion because we have not defined what we mean when we say "Survey and Assessments" in US Core. Background: USCDI Draft v3 included a new data class, Health Status. In response to stakeholder input to make the description/scope of this data class clearer and more representative of the data types that could be included, USCDI v3 refers to this data class as Health Status/Assessments.   Screening and Assessments: To align with the new name we chose to refer what ONC called "Health Status/Assessments." as "Screening and Assessments" We use the reworked US Core Observation Survey Profile from US Core v5.0.1 with a name change because we found that   assessment ,  scale , and screening   tool are common terms that mean essentially the same thing.  This is distinct from situations where a  Clinician could document judgments like “this patient has problems with housing”. The new name was  US Core Observation Screening and Assessment Profile