Which CCDA data elements are typically included in Care Everywhere exchanges?

• A. Demographics, problems, allergies, medications, immunizations, labs, procedures, encounters, and plan of care.
• B. Imaging studies and genetic data
• C. Demographics only
• D. Billing codes and insurance details

Answer: (A)

CCDA in Care Everywhere is designed to provide a concise, standardized clinical summary that groups the most essential patient information into familiar sections. The data elements typically included cover demographics, problems, allergies, medications, immunizations, laboratory results, procedures, encounters, and the plan of care. This combination gives clinicians a usable snapshot of a patient’s current status and history when data is exchanged between systems. Imaging studies and genetic data aren’t part of the core CCDA sections, and billing codes or insurance details aren’t clinical data the CCDA aims to summarize. Therefore, the listed set represents what’s normally exchanged in Care Everywhere CCDA documents.