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NAME | ZZVA-MHV MAMMOGRAM SCREENING |
PRINT NAME | ZZ Mammogram Screening |
DO IN ADVANCE TIME FRAME | 2M |
INACTIVE FLAG | INACTIVE |
INACTIVE CHANGE DATE | 2017-12-27 16:27:46 |
IGNORE ON N/A | S |
SEX SPECIFIC | FEMALE |
CLASS | NATIONAL |
SPONSOR | VA NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH PROMOTION AND DISEASE PREVENTION (NCP) |
USAGE | CPR |
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DESCRIPTION | This reminder is a copy of the national reminder for Mammography that has about specific benefits and harms. The VA National Center for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention (NCP) and the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommend that women age 50-74 have a mammogram every 2 years. Individual women ages 40-49 may be added to the cohort of this reminder (be entry of health factor VA-WH BR CA 40-49 WANTS SCREENING) based on shared decision making between provider and patient. been simplified for use by patients. This reminder does not apply to women who have terminal cancer or have had a bilateral mastectomy. Evidence of mammography performed will satisfy this reminder for two years. Clinicians can specify annual mammography for individual patients, based on patient and family history, and discussions with the patient. Documented history of breast cancer or high risk will be provided for clinician decision making. Mammograms completed may be documented as one of the following: Radiology result Women's Health procedure result Health Factor (Historical outside Mammogram result) PCE CPT procedure Completed consult order The VHA recommends that: * Women between the ages of 50 and 74 have a mammogram every two years * The decision to start regular screening every two years with mammography for average risk women ages 40-49 should be an individual decision and take the patient's values into account including values |
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TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION | This reminder is based on the VHA Clinical Prevetive Service Guidance satisfy this reminder: VA-WH BREAST CARE ORDER HEALTH FACTOR Deleted from patient version. VA-WH MAMMOGRAM SCREEN DEFER Use the WH MAMMOGRAM DEFERRED or WH MAMMOGRAM DECLINED health factors distributed with this term or add any local health factor representing that mammogram screening should be satisfied for one week. VA-WH MAMMOGRAM SCREEN FREQ - 4M * Results, with interpretation, can be entered and verified in the Deleted from patient version. VA-WH MAMMOGRAM SCREEN FREQ - 6M Deleted from patient version. VA-WH MAMMOGRAM UNSATISFACTORY IN RAD PKG Mapping is needed. This term represent Mammogram results documented in the Radiology package. Map local radiology procedures that represent the following procedures: MAMMOGRAM BILAT Radiology package. MAMMOGRAM UNILAT MAMMOGRAM SCREEN Each finding should have a condition that checks for unsatisfactory results. INFORMATION FINDINGS: --------------------- The following are information reminder terms that are used in Function Findings to alter the baseline Age/Frequency. If the most recent resolution finding is a documented result, the frequency for * Results, with interpretation, can be manually entered into the WH the next Mammogram screen will be based on these reminder terms. VA-WH MAMMOGRAM SCREEN FREQ - 1Y Use the WH MAMMOGRAM SCREEN FREQ - 1Y health factor distributed with this term or add any local health factor that represents a mammogram screening should occur every year. VA-WH MAMMOGRAM SCREEN FREQ - 2Y Use the WH MAMMOGRAM SCREEN FREQ - 2Y health factor distributed with this term or add any local health factor that represents package. mammogram screening should take place every two years. The following reminder terms are "information only" terms that are not used to alter the frequency, but provide information that may be helpful to the clinician. VA-WH HIGH RISK FOR BREAST CANCER Deleted from patient version. VA-WH HX BREAST CANCER/ABNORMAL MAM * Summarized results can be entered as a historical entry (health Deleted from patient version. VA-WH MAMMOGRAM ORDER Map local orderable items that represent mammogram related orders (e.g., Consult order to Women's Health Clinic). Use the conditions that indicate the order is not completed, discontinued, or cancelled. This reminder term represents orders pending completion. FUNCTION FINDINGS: factor or CPT code) in the patient record. Historical entries ------------------ Frequency for this reminder will be determined using Function Findings (FF) logic, which differentiates between completed results, short-term (7D, 4M, 6M) and long term (1Y, 2Y) resolution findings. FF1 Determines whether a mammogram result is the most recent finding and defaults to the baseline frequency of two years. FF5 logic will change the frequency to one year if the VA-WH MAMMOGRAM SCREEN FREQ - 1Y term is found. should be based on reviewed results, not on patient comments. FF2 Deleted from patient version. FF3 Deleted from patient version. FF4 Deleted from patient version. FF5 Determines whether a finding exists for VA-WH MAMMOGRAM SCREEN FREQ - 1Y which changes the frequency to annually if the most recent finding is found in FF1, and FF6 or FF7 do not have more recent findings. FF6 Determines whether a finding exists for VA-WH MAMMOGRAM SCREEN FREQ - 2Y which changes the frequency to 2Y if the most recent finding is found in FF1, and FF5 or FF7 do not have more recent findings. FF7 Determines whether a finding exists for VA-WH MAMMOGRAM SCREEN NOT INDICATED which changes the frequency to 0D, which will stop the reminder from being due until new activity occurs. PATIENT COHORT FINDINGS: Statement, Performance measures and US Preventive Services Task Force ------------------------ The following reminder terms determine whether the reminder applies to the patient. VA-TERMINAL CANCER PATIENT No mapping necessary. Use the VA-TERMINAL CANCER PATIENTS reminder taxonomy that has been previously distributed. VA-WH BILATERAL MASTECTOMY This term will use the VA-WH BILATERAL MASTECTOMY taxonomy to recommendations for breast cancer screening. find coded bilateral mastectomies. The health factor WH BILATERAL MASTECTOMY distributed with this term may be used or add any local health factor that represents the patient had a bilateral mastectomy and no longer needs mammogram screening. RESOLUTION FINDINGS: -------------------- The following are reminder terms that resolve the reminder. These resolution terms are defined with a "Use in Resolution Logic", but no Frequency. Frequency for this reminder will be determined using Function Findings (FF) logic, which uses these terms to determine frequency. See the Function Finding header below. VA-WH MAMMOGRAM SCREEN IN WH PKG No mapping necessary. This term represents mammogram results documented in the Women's Health (WH) Package. The term is mapped to the VA-WH MAMMOGRAM IN WH PKG computed finding which only uses WH findings that are normal or abnormal. VA-WH MAMMOGRAM SCREEN IN RAD PKG Please see the description of the national mammogram reminder (VA-WH Mapping is needed. This term represent Mammogram results documented in the Radiology package. Map local radiology procedures that represent the following procedures: MAMMOGRAM BILAT MAMMOGRAM UNILAT MAMMOGRAM SCREEN Each finding should have a condition added to exclude unsatisfactory results. VA-WH MAMMOGRAM SCREEN DONE MAMMOGRAM SCREENING) Some mapping may be appropriate. This reminder term will use the previously distributed VA-MAMMOGRAM/SCREEN taxonomy to find ICD DIAGNOSIS or CPT coded results. Use the new WH MAMMOGRAM OUTSIDE health factor to document Mammogram results completed outside the VA when the Mammogram results are not documented in Radiology, Women's Health or Consult packages. Map local findings, such as consult orders related to Mammogram Screening. Use appropriate condition logic to indicate Mammogram screening has been completed. VA-WH MAMMOGRAM SCREEN NOT INDICATED Use the findings distributed with this reminder term or map any local findings that indicate a Mammogram screen is not indicated for this patient. This term is distributed with mapping to the following health factors: If the mammogram is done in the private sector or at another VAMC INACTIVATE BREAST CANCER SCREEN (distributed with the first version of the Clinical Reminder package in 1996 to inactivate the BREAST CANCER reminder). WH MAMMOGRAM SCREEN NOT INDICATED VA LIMITED LIFE EXPECTANCY Use in National VA-WH MAMMOGRAM SCREENING reminder: This term is used in WH reminders to inactivate Mammogram screening until a clinician overrides the inactivation by selecting a health factor that is used by function findings facility, there are three ways the results can be documented to with frequencies of 1Y or 2Y. Sites may prefer to use local LIMITED LIFE EXPECTANCY health factors and add their health factors to other reminder terms which cause the Mammogram Screening reminder to be due without requiring a clinician to select a finding to reactivate the reminder. (e.g., Add the local life expectancy health factor for "local LIFE EXPECTANCY 1Y" to the VA-WH MAMMOGRAM SCREEN FREQ 1Y term. |
CUSTOMIZED COHORT LOGIC | (SEX)&(AGE)&'(FI(1)!FI(2)) |
INTERNAL PATIENT COHORT LOGIC | (SEX)&(AGE)&'(FI(1)!FI(2)) |
PATIENT COHORT FINDINGS COUNT | 4 |
PATIENT COHORT FINDINGS LIST | SEX;AGE;1;2 |
INTERNAL RESOLUTION LOGIC | (0)!FI(3)!FI(4)!FI(5)!FI(7)!FI(8)!FI(16) |
RESOLUTION FINDINGS COUNT | 6 |
RESOLUTION FINDINGS LIST | 3;4;5;7;8;16 |
AGE FINDINGS COUNT | 4 |
AGE FINDINGS LIST | FF1;FF5;FF6;FF7 |
INFORMATION FINDINGS COUNT | 3 |
INFORMATION FINDINGS LIST | 11;12;15 |
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GENERAL COHORT FOUND TEXT | Mammograms are special x-rays of the breasts. These x-rays can find Mammograms are not perfect at detecting breast cancer. They may miss small breast cancers. Also, if there are areas on your mammogram that do not look normal, you may need to get additional tests or pictures taken of your breasts. These tests often find that the changes are not breast cancer. If you have questions about the risks and benefits of getting a mammogram, talk with your provider. changes in the breasts that may not be seen or felt. Screening with mammograms has been shown to reduce deaths in women due to breast cancer. Most women 50-74 years should get a mammogram every 2 years. If you are between 40-49, breast cancer screening is a choice that you should be involved in making, not an automatic recommendation. Please talk with your provider about the possible benefits and harms of screening as well as your preferences. |
# OF GEN. COHORT FOUND LINES | 15 |
# GEN. COHORT NOT FOUND LINES | 0 |
GENERAL RES. NOT FOUND TEXT | There is no recent report of a mammogram in your record. Please contact your primary care team (PACT) to discuss getting this test. If you had a recent mammogram, please tell your primary care team (PACT) at your next visit. |
# GEN. RES. FOUND LINES | 0 |
# GEN. RES. NOT FOUND LINES | 4 |
RESCISSION DATE | 2017-12-27 00:00:00 |
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# SUM. COHORT FOUND LINES | 0 |
# SUM. COHORT NOT FOUND LINES | 0 |
# SUM. RES. FOUND LINES | 0 |
# SUM. RES. NOT FOUND LINES | 0 |