vte-risk-assessment

You can calculate VTE risk scores by processing FHIR Patient, Condition, Observation, Procedure, and MedicationRequest resources. The assessment collects demographics and clinical risk factors to compute scores and generate a final RiskAssessment resource with actionable recommendations.

Supported VTE risk assessment models include Wells DVT, Wells PE, Revised Geneva, and Caprini scores. These models stratify venous thromboembolism risk for suspected DVT/PE, pre-operative prophylaxis, and acutely ill hospitalized patients.

Yes, you can use this VTE risk assessment for pre-operative prophylaxis stratification. It computes scores from patient data to stratify risk and guide prophylaxis decisions for patients undergoing surgery.

The best way to integrate Wells and Caprini scoring into a FHIR workflow is by unifying multiple scoring algorithms into a single assessment. It collects clinical data from standard FHIR resources to generate a comprehensive RiskAssessment resource.

Yes, VTE risk assessment requires FHIR Patient, Condition, Observation, Procedure, and MedicationRequest resources to function. These resources provide the necessary demographics and risk factors for accurate score calculation.

The VTE risk assessment outputs a FHIR RiskAssessment resource containing calculated scores, risk levels, and practical recommendations. These results guide diagnostic pathways and prophylaxis decisions based on the patient's stratified risk.