pneumonia-severity-assessment

To calculate pneumonia severity scores from FHIR resources, provide a patient identifier so the tool can query Patient demographics, Condition comorbidities, and Observation vitals and labs to compute CURB-65, PSI/PORT, and A-DROP scores automatically.

CURB-65, PSI/PORT, and A-DROP are distinct severity scoring systems applied to CAP, HAP, and VAP contexts, combined with ATS/IDSA criteria to generate evidence-based ICU disposition and empiric therapy recommendations.

Yes, you can generate a FHIR ClinicalImpression resource documenting pneumonia severity scores, care pathway disposition, and empiric therapy notes by processing Patient, Encounter, Condition, and Observation data.

Yes, it classifies pneumonia as CAP, HAP, or VAP and applies ATS/IDSA criteria alongside CURB-65, PSI, and A-DROP scores to determine if ICU disposition is required.

You need FHIR Patient demographics, Condition resources for comorbidities, Observation resources for vitals and labs, and Encounter data to satisfy the data requirements for robust scoring and treatment recommendations.

Automated pneumonia severity scoring should supplement, not replace, clinical judgment when FHIR Observation or Condition data is incomplete, as missing vitals or labs may compromise robust scoring logic and safe output generation.