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HOPE All Items v1.01, Item J2053

SFV Symptom Impact

activein force · 2025-10-01 – presentcompiled-edition

J2053. SFV Symptom Impact

Since the last Symptom Impact assessment was completed, how has the patient been affected by each of the following

symptoms? Base this on your observations and/or clinical assessment (including input from patient and/or caregiver). Symptoms

may impact multiple patient activities including, but not limited to, sleep, concentration, day to day activities, or ability to interact

with others.

Coding:

0. Not at all – symptom does not affect the patient, including symptoms well-controlled with current treatment

1. Slight

2. Moderate

3. Severe

9. Not applicable (the patient is not experiencing the symptom)

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A. Pain

B. Shortness of breath

C. Anxiety

D. Nausea

E. Vomiting

F. Diarrhea

G. Constipation

H. Agitation

History

HOPE All Items v1.01, effective October 1, 2025 (OMB control number 0938-1153).

Provenance

Source
cms.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-17
Edition
hope-v1.02
Content hash
fd05748d9c1830b41e71affc2a02dec00c000d8505c1b9758d75bfd59bcef7bb
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