Added patient summaries for CRD, HRex and SDC

Author: lmckenzi

summaries/hl7.fhir.us.davinci-crd.md

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-This standard aims to streamline insurance coverage determinations for healthcare services in the United States. It defines a real-time API that allows healthcare providers to query a patient's insurance company and receive immediate feedback on coverage requirements. This includes information about necessary documentation, prior authorization status, alternative therapies, and potential patient costs.
+# General
+This standard aims to streamline insurance coverage determinations for healthcare services in the United States. It defines a real-time API that allows healthcare software to query a patient's insurance company and receive immediate feedback on coverage requirements in the background as providers create orders, book appointments, etc. This includes information about necessary documentation and whether the service or product is covered or needs prior authorization.  It provides optional support for conveying other decision support information such as alternative therapies and potential patient costs
 
-The standard introduces a new approach using FHIR, [CDS Hooks](https://build.fhir.org/ig/HL7/cds-hooks), and [SMART on FHIR](https://build.fhir.org/ig/HL7/smart-app-launch) technologies to enable real-time, context-specific coverage discovery within a provider's EHR system. It addresses limitations of traditional insurance adjudication processes by operating on clinical orders and providing rapid responses.
+The standard introduces a new approach using FHIR and [CDS Hooks](https://build.fhir.org/ig/HL7/cds-hooks) technologies to enable real-time, context-specific coverage discovery within a provider's EHR system. It addresses limitations of traditional insurance adjudication processes by operating on clinical orders and providing rapid responses.
 
-Key features include FHIR-based data exchange, CDS Hooks for triggering queries at specific workflow points, and SMART on FHIR for more complex interactions. The standard also defines custom extensions to convey coverage details and allows providers to customize the types of information they receive.
+Key features include FHIR-based data exchange, CDS Hooks for triggering queries at specific workflow pointsThe standard also defines custom extensions to convey coverage details and allows providers to customize the types of information they receive.
 
 This approach benefits healthcare providers by providing immediate access to coverage information, potentially reducing administrative burdens and improving care delivery efficiency. It also aligns with the goals of value-based care by promoting transparency in healthcare delivery.

summaries/hl7.fhir.us.davinci-hrex.md

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+# General
 This standard aims to improve data exchange between healthcare payers and providers in the United States, focusing on value-based care scenarios like prior authorization and clinical decision support. It defines specific FHIR profiles for key resources such as Coverage, Patient, and Task, tailored to payer-provider interactions.
 
 A key feature is the $member-match operation, which helps identify patients across different payer systems. The standard also provides guidance on managing patient consent for data sharing and uses the Task resource for handling asynchronous data requests.

summaries/hl7.fhir.uv.sdc.md

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+# General
 This standard aims to improve how healthcare forms are created, filled out, and processed electronically. It focuses on reducing redundant data entry, enhancing data quality, and enabling different healthcare systems to work together more effectively.
 
-The standard introduces several key features to modernize healthcare forms. It allows for modular questionnaires, where forms can be built from reusable components. Auto-population capabilities can fill in answers automatically using existing patient data. Adaptive questionnaires can change the questions presented based on previous answers. The standard also defines methods for converting completed forms into other types of healthcare data.
+The standard introduces several key features to modernize healthcare forms. It allows for modular questionnaires, where forms can be built from reusable components. Auto-population capabilities can fill in answers automatically using existing patient data. Adaptive questionnaires can simplify handling of complex questionnaires. The standard also defines methods for converting completed forms into other types of healthcare data.
 
-Healthcare professionals, organizations, and patients can benefit from this approach. Form designers can create more efficient and consistent questionnaires. Healthcare providers and patients can complete forms more easily, with less repetitive data entry. Healthcare systems can process and use the form data more effectively.
+Using this standard, form designers can create better designed, more efficient, and consistent questionnaires. Healthcare providers and patients can complete forms more easily, with less repetitive data entry. Healthcare systems can process and use the form data more effectively.
 
 By standardizing these processes, the healthcare industry can move towards more streamlined data collection and improved information sharing, potentially leading to better coordinated care and outcomes for patients.