How do you code the response for Cancer Treatments in O0110 when a patient finished chemotherapy yesterday?

In the context of coding cancer treatments in O0110 of the OASIS‑E, the correct approach is to reflect the current status of the patient's treatment. The question specifies that the patient finished chemotherapy "yesterday," which indicates that at the time of assessment, the patient is no longer receiving ongoing chemotherapy treatment.

When coding for cancer treatments, the form is designed to capture active treatments rather than those that have recently concluded. Since chemotherapy is not being administered at the moment of the assessment, the appropriate action is not to check any responses related to ongoing treatments. This aligns with the guidelines that require documenting current care conditions rather than past treatments that are no longer applicable.

Other considerations, such as the potential desire to note past treatments, are not suitable for this specific coding process, as O0110 emphasizes current treatment status. Thus, not coding for an active treatment reflects that accurate clinical picture, following the standards of data collection within the OASIS framework.