New Zealand ICP Implementation Guide
1.0.0 - draft
New Zealand ICP Implementation Guide
1.0.0 - draft
New Zealand ICP Implementation Guide, published by Accident Compensation Corporation. This guide is not an authorized publication; it is the continuous build for version 1.0.0 built by the FHIR (HL7® FHIR® Standard) CI Build. This version is based on the current content of https://github.com/acc-fhir-publisher/icp/ and changes regularly. See the Directory of published versions
| Official URL: http://hl7.org.nz/fhir/ImplementationGuide/hl7.org.nz.fhir.ig.icp | Version: 1.0.0 | |||
| Draft as of 2024-11-10 | Computable Name: icp | |||
This is the Integrated Care Pathways Implementation Guide (IG) for New Zealand, provided by ACC, and contains the profiles and extensions used for PMS Vendors to create and manage ICP claims. This IG also includes relevant terminology.
Integrated Care Pathways (ICP) is our provider-led service delivery model we designed in partnership with the sector. It puts the patient at the centre of their recovery and brings together an interdisciplinary team of health providers to support the patient with their recovery journey.
As part of the interdisciplinary team, it gives heath providers the flexibility to design an integrated, coordinated and effective treatment plan, focused on enabling the patient to achieve their rehabilitation goals rather than providing siloed services.
This is an innovative way of managing people with injuries that require multiple rehabilitation services. Patients follow an integrated, customised and coordinated plan to move them smoothly from injury to recovery.
ICP has been designed for patients needing more integrated, specialised and coordinated treatment.
The aim is to improve outcomes for patients with similar injury types and increase the quality and efficiency of their recovery.
More information for ICP can be found on the ACC ICP website.
The following tabs are available from the navbar at the top.
This tab lists all the profiles defined in this guide. A profile is a set of constraints on a Resource or Data Type - for example, the ICP Case Create resource has a profile defined for it in this guide. The profile defines which elements are required, and which are optional, and may also define additional constraints on the data in those elements. The ICP Case Create profile also defines that the 'patient' element must have a contained ICP Patient resource.
This tab lists all the Questionnaires defined in this guide.
This tab lists all the extensions defined in this guide, where an extension is an additional element that can be recorded in a resource. The extension definition describes the purpose of the extension, its name and dataType(s).
Clicking on the link in the 'id' column will display the detail page for that extension. Extensions can have a single value, or can be composed of multiple 'child' elements - an example is the Exceptional Funding Extension extension. The snapshot tab in the details page (about halfway down) lists all the parts of the extension - including a link to the ValueSet if the element is coded.
This tab lists the terminology artifacts defined in this guide. There are 2 artifacts that will be found here:
These resources can be used by Terminology Servers (like Terminz or Ontoserver ) to provide terminology operations of use to implementers, such as the ValueSet $expand operation.
There is a lot more detail on terminology in the FHIR specification. The section on Terminology Services is also useful.
This tab lists the NamingSystem resources defined in this guide, which are used to define the identifiers used in the guide.
Identifiers are used to unambiguously identify something. Examples in New Zealand are the NHI (National Health Identifier) or HPI (Health Practitioner index). Each type of identifier has a url that uniquely identifies it - for example The ACC 45 number is https://standards.digital.health.nz/ns/acc-45-number. This url will be present in the 'system' value within a resource instance. Note that the url will not necessarily 'resolve' - entering it into a web browser will not result in anything.
This is a tab automatically generated during the build of the Implementation Guide, and lists all the FHIR artifacts defined by the guide with a link to the details.
Contains links to the main FHIR specification, as well downloads for the full IG or the artifacts defined in the guide (Extension Definitions, ValueSets and CodeSystems)
If you would like to provide feedback on this Implementation Guide, email digitaloperations@acc.co.nz