qdm.dataelement

Intervention

QDM Definition:

Intervention represents a course of action intended to achieve a result in the care of persons with health problems that does not involve direct physical contact with a patient. Examples include patient education and therapeutic communication.

Based On: Activity

A statement that asserts an action relating to the subject. The subject is often the patient, but may....

Direct Descendants:

• AboveNormalFollowUp,
• AdditionalEvaluationForDepressionAdolescent,
• AdditionalEvaluationForDepressionAdult,
• BelowNormalFollowUp,
• CognitiveAssessment,
• ComfortMeasures,
• CounselingForNutrition,
• CounselingForPhysicalActivity,
• DialysisEducation,
• DietaryRecommendations,
• FollowUpForDepressionAdolescent,
• FollowUpForDepressionAdult,
• FollowupWithin4Weeks,
• FollowupWithinOneYear,
• HospiceCareAmbulatory,
• LifestyleRecommendation,
• MaternalPostpartumDepressionCareRegimeTherapy,
• ModerationOfEtohConsumptionRecommendation,
• OtherServicesRelatedToDialysis,
• PalliativeCare,
• PhysicalActivityRecommendation,
• Referral,
• ReferralForDepressionAdolescent,
• ReferralForDepressionAdult,
• ReferralsWhereWeightAssessmentMayOccur,
• ReferralToAlternativeProviderPrimaryCareProvider,
• SuicideRiskAssessment,
• SuicideRiskAssessmentProcedure,
• TobaccoUseCessationCounseling,
• WeightReductionRecommended

QDM Attributes

Subject.Statement

Defined in Activity

DataType

Constrained in Intervention

Patient