Conditions, Procedures and Medications

Navigating to the Reference Sections

The lists can be accessed via the bookmarks under ‘Supplemental Documents’ on the left side of the page: ‘Diagnostic Conditions Reference‘, 'Theraputic Conditions Reference‘ ‘Procedures Reference‘ or ‘Medications Reference‘.

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The reference lists can also be accessed by clicking relevant items in the pdf. For example: clicking on one of the "specifics" in the Impairments Rundown will lead to the relevant results in "Conditions Reference":

Reference Sections - Explained

Each Reference Section presents all the relevant findings - i.e. references - including text-to-text transcriptions mentioning the relevant findings.

In the conditions and procedures reference sections, for each condition/procedure - a citation from all relevant encounters is presented, along with the date of encounter and encounter type. For each encounter, an option to navigate to the abstract, full text-to-text transcription or source document is available.

Each encounter may have relevant tags representing the following additional information:

• Procedure value
• Report Type (if segment is of diagnostic type report)
• Reason for visit
• Referral
• Suspected
• Resolved
• Worsen
• Improved
• Frequency

The Medications Reference is an alphabetically order list of all the medications mentioned in the source document. Each medication has the reference dates pertaining to all the mentions of these medications within the source documents.

In addition, the code for the condition/procedure/medication appears where relevant:

This video tutorial explains how to locate a specific procedure in the Digital Abstract:

This video tutorial explains how to locate a specific medication in the Digital Abstract:

The Family History Reference section contains an overview of the family history. Each impairment mentioned as family history appears in a separate section - with all the encounters mentioning that family history impairment listed including (as relevant) a code, date, encounter type and a citation from the source document that contains the specific family history impairment.

Each encounter has 3 additional navigation options:

• Go to abstract - useful to understand the context of that mention
• Go to transcription
• Go to source document