The Physical Activity IG
summary
Standardized FHIR IG that encodes a three-question assessment (times/week moderate–vigorous last 30 days, minutes per active day, strength sessions/week with one calculated answer), maps results to U.S. age-based guidelines, and can create a condition of low physical activity. It defines prescriptions, referrals and closed-loop referrals between care managers (EHRs), patient apps and service providers, uses Tasks/Observations/DiagnosticReport, builds on US Core and GRAVITY, writes observations into USCDI, and targets a first release after ballot this summer.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 1:03Implementation guide purpose
- 3:34Assessment process details
- 5:46Plans goals and prescriptions
- 7:54Monitoring and reporting
- 9:20Integration with social determinants
- 11:46Mapping to FHIR standards
- 13:10Global potential and next steps
- 15:02Q&A session
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