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What is the software that has been developed to provide home health agencies with data entry, editing, and validation of OASIS-C1 data?

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What is the OASIS-C1?



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Answer to Question 1

Home Assessment Validation and Entry (HAVEN)

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OASIS stands for Outcome and Assessment Information Set. The OASIS-C1 is a group of data items designed to establish a means of systematic measurement of patient home health care outcomes.





 

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