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Heart failure
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DRAFT: 2025-02-10
Telemonitoring Hub Identifier
Carepath Identifier: https://hl7belgium.org/fhir/patient-monitoring/carepath/heart-failure
Carepath Version: 1.0.0
Care Pathway Overview
- Duration: 4 years
- Central Care Facility: Specialized heart failure center with a telemonitoring team.
- Minimal Capacity: 0.5 FTE heart failure nurse per 100 patients.
- Educational Material: Available for self-management and adherence.
- Accessibility: Reachable during office hours.
Patient Criteria
- NYHA Classification: II or III (85% of all new patients, ~21,000 per year).
- Informed Consent: Signed informed consent required.
- Physical Consultation: At least 1 physical consultation 2 years before the start of telemonitoring.
Process and Workflow Description
Start-Up
- Screening and Risk Assessment: Performed by the heart failure center.
- Informed Consent: Collected and securely stored.
- Involvement: General practitioner or home nurse involved in the workflow.
- Parameters Monitored:
- Heart Rate (HR)
- Blood Pressure (BP)
- Weight (BW)
- Frequency: Daily, once per day, 7 days a week, 6 months.
Data Collection
- Data is automatically collected via connected devices or manually entered into the system.
- Technology is CE-certified, with end-to-end encryption and GDPR compliance.
Alarm Management
- Thresholds: Heart failure alarm thresholds predefined on the digital platform.
- Monitoring: Data checked daily during working hours by the heart failure team.
- Alarm Notification:
- General practitioner or home nurse informed within 5 working days (or within 48 hours if urgent).
Integration Modules for EPD
Outcome Module - PDF
- Daily Updates: Updated daily per measurement.
- Content: Overview of the questions and vital parameters.
- File Size: ±100KB per PDF, max: 10MB per PDF.
Outcome Module - FHIR Integration
Vital Signs
- Frequency: Maximum of 5 updates per day, on average 1 update per day (per measurement).
- LOINC Codes:
Symptom Monitoring
- Frequency: As frequent as registered by the patient. Average of 1 per day per symptom.
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FHIR ValueSets:
- To be decided Codes:
These FHIR modules ensure standardized data exchange between systems and guarantee consistency of the vital parameters.
Specification:
For detailed specifications, refer to the