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πŸ™‹πŸ½β€β™€οΈ Information we SNOMED code

When a patient is registered, we SNOMED code information they provide. Helping you hit QOF from the off!

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Written by Matthew Payne
Updated over a week ago

What is recorded as a SNOMED code on the patient's record?

Demographics

  • Gender

  • Sexual Orientation

  • Religion

  • Ethnicity

  • Country of birth

  • Interpreter needed

  • Interpreter language required

  • Armed Forces

  • Armed Forces role

  • Attending an educational institution

  • Type of educational institution

  • Fostered

  • Has a social worker

  • Lives in a care home

  • Lives in a nursing home

  • Out of area

Other

  • Summary Care Record consent

  • Preferred contact method

  • Can be contacted for updates about the practice

  • Consent to being part of the patient participation group (PPG)

  • Allocated named accountable general practitioner

  • Informed of their named accountable general practitioner

Medical

  • Disability

  • Weight

  • Height

  • Exercise frequency

  • Smoking status

  • Smoking frequency

  • Smoking cessation advice

  • Alcohol status (AUDIT-C)

  • Offered HIV test


What is not recorded as a SNOMED code on the patient's record?

πŸ’Š Repeat medications because this information could be inaccurate and practices have different processes for handling repeat medication.

🩺 Allergies and long-term conditions because if these are coded incorrectly it can have consequences for a patient's record and QOF.

πŸ“‘ Documents because we don't currently upload these to the clinical record.

‼️ For any information that is not SNOMED coded, we leave a consultation note in the patient's record with the relevant details. Additionally, we place a signal on the form to alert the practice that the information needs to be reviewed.

This ensures that important information is captured and flagged for review, even if it cannot be directly SNOMED coded.

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