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Call-up policies type. Various types are supported:
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<dt><code>PatientIndicator</code></dt>
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<dd>A policy that applies to a specific patient for a specific indicator. For example, a policy might capture the notion "This patient is an amputee and therefore, the frequency of doing foot inspections for chronic diabetes care should be 'never', forever". Or "This patient is going to receive an eye operation next year, therefore funduscopy is not useful, and the specialist team managing their eye care is responsible for it until after the operation and its recovery. Frequency set to 'never', until 2026-08-01". Such policies always refer to a specific patient and a specific indicator, may or may not have an expiry date, and always have a custom frequency.
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The effect of this policy is to modify the 'callup state' for that patient/indicator combination. For example, the amputee would receive a `-` state for 'foot inspection' (indicating: Foot inspection is not relevant for this patient) instead of a `0` (indicating: Foot inspection must be done this quarter). Naturally, any policy that expires _before_ the `refDate` of a callup list you're asking for doesn't apply.</dd>
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<dt><code>PatientSnoozed</code></dt>
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<dd>A policy that applies to a specific patient for a certain care program type (e.g. `COPD`), and indicates that providing chronic care at the GP level is not possible for a limited time. For longer 'snoozing' the advice is generally to set the GPIS based registration of chronic care participation (i.e. the value 'COKZ' (COPD chronic care participation) to 'No'), but when the situation is temporary and a medical operator knows when the situation ends, this policy can be used instead, which has the advantage of restoring the patient to chronic care reporting automatically when the policy is expires. `expiry` is mandatory for this type of policy.
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The effect of this policy is to default the patient's call up plan (the `chosenStatus` is `byPolicy`) to `doNotCallup` until the policy expires.</dd>
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<dt><code>UserIndicator</code><dt>
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<dd>WARNING: Not current available (not implemented yet).
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This policy applies to a specific indicator, for all patients. Can be used to represent "our ECG machine is broken until 2025-10-01" for example, or "providing flu injections is done by a different team than DM chronic care therefore this indicator does not apply to me".
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The effect of this policy is to mark it as 'not relevant' for all patients. It is not possible to configure an alternate frequency; that would be a modification of the protocol itself which can be implemented by contacting Zorg op Orde to discuss a customised protocol.
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type: string
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enum:
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- PatientIndicator
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- PatientOnly
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- IndicatorUser
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example: PatientIndicator |