Viewing a Patient's Measures Protocol

Please note that, for some organizations using Mirah, measures protocols are automatically created and cannot be edited by providers. Your organization’s preferences regarding measures protocols and their administration will be covered in training. 

1. To view a patient’s measures protocol, first navigate from the dashboard to the patient’s Detail page by finding the patient’s name and clicking “Detail.”

2. Once on the Details page, click “Measurement Protocol” to edit and view the patient’s measures protocol. You can also view a summary of measures that have been administered in past sessions and are scheduled to be administered in future sessions by scrolling down on the Detail page.

3. The first step on the Measurement Protocol Page is to make sure the correct Episode of Care is selected. Click the below dropdown to select the Episode of Care because the Measurement logic is dependent on the Episode of Care.

4. From the Measurement Protocol page, you can add and remove measures, view the most recent clinical report, and find further information about active measures by clicking the downward arrow to the right of the listed measure.

5. To view additional measurement protocols, click the "View Advanced Protocol Settings" to view additional specific measurement protocols that have been manually assigned to this patient.

Understanding Measurement Logic

Measurement Planning is more complex than it appears at first and is dependent on the Episode of Care that an appointment is part of it. When there is an appointment, it checks the measurement logic of that Episode of Care to decide on whether to send a measure. 

In a scenario where it has been 10 days since the last GAD-7 was completed by the patient across all Episodes of Care:

Episode of Care A GAD-7 logic says it will send every 1 week. That means that at the next Episode of Care A appointment, if there has not been a GAD-7 sent in the last 1 week, it will send.

Episode of Care B has GAD-7 logic of every 30 days. Episode of Care C has GAD-7 logic of every 2 weeks. If there are appointments in these Episodes of Care, GAD-7 will not yet send.

Therefore GAD-7 will send again the first time one of the following is the case:

1. Episode of Care A appointment (since it has already been 1 week since the last administration)

2. Episode of Care B appointment after it has been 30 days

3. Episode of Care C appointment after it has been 3 weeks