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March 2013
This edition of Zynx Update provides important information concerning changes to Zynx Health evidence-based decision support that occurred as of March 17, 2013. These changes may affect your order sets, plans of care, or other Zynx Health content.
Of special interest in this release is the addition of three new modules (Eating Disorders, Rehabilitation – Pulmonary, and Transition of Care) to ZynxCare; interdisciplinary evidence on these topics has also been added to ZynxEvidence.
The new ZynxAmbulatory Pediatric Preventive Care and Screening Depression Screening submodule covers screening of pediatric patients 12 years or older, as well as screening of the mothers of infants 6 months or younger. Performance measures for depression screening in both of these populations are components of Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) ARRA EHR Stage 2 Meaningful Use.
All ZynxOrder order sets updated for release this quarter have undergone streamlining. There are no longer any “Starter” order sets in our ZynxOrder content.
For more details on this content, please visit the ZynxCare, ZynxEvidence, ZynxAmbulatory, and ZynxOrder product pages.
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| Zynx Update does not address the addition, deletion, or
modification of clinical rules, nor does it address the addition of items or the deletion of non–evidence-based items from order sets or plans of care. Zynx Update is intended for use by quality improvement personnel who can review the information provided to help decide if
modifications should be made to existing order sets, plans of care, and rules, based on changes to the evidence. |
