Difference between revisions of "Well-Being Assessment"
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| − | The patient [[Well-Being Assessment|well-being assessment]] captures the patient's [[determinants]], [[Patient Barriers|barriers]], [[symptoms]] and [[Well-Being Status|well-being status]]. Patient assessments will be available for annual physician visits (like Medicare's Annual Wellness Visits) or can be completed and/or revised by the patient (or care giver) at any time. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [http://www.cdc.gov/ '''(CDC)'''] developed a Health Risk Assessment [http://www.cdc.gov/policy/ohsc/hra/ '''(HRA)'''] that is widely used as a patient assessment. | + | The patient [[Well-Being Assessment|well-being assessment]] captures the patient's [[determinants]], [[Patient Barriers|barriers]], [[symptoms]] and [[Well-Being Status|well-being status]]. Patient assessments will be available for annual physician visits (like Medicare's Annual Wellness Visits) or can be completed and/or revised by the patient (or care giver) at any time. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [http://www.cdc.gov/ '''(CDC)'''] developed a Health Risk Assessment [http://www.cdc.gov/policy/ohsc/hra/ '''(HRA)'''] that is widely used as a patient assessment. [[CDC Health Risk Assessments]] |
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Revision as of 08:52, 28 April 2015
The patient well-being assessment captures the patient's determinants, barriers, symptoms and well-being status. Patient assessments will be available for annual physician visits (like Medicare's Annual Wellness Visits) or can be completed and/or revised by the patient (or care giver) at any time. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) developed a Health Risk Assessment (HRA) that is widely used as a patient assessment. CDC Health Risk Assessments
