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NIST Ambulatory Test Patient 5

2010-12-01T01:53:14Z

DaveMishler: Initial data entry

Patient Summary Record Test Data – Set #5

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Patient
|----
!scope="col"|Name
!scope="col"|Date/Time of Birth
!scope="col"|Gender
!scope="col"|Identification Number
!scope="col"|Identification Number Type
!scope="col"|Address/Phone
|----
|Matthew Brown
|09/22/1965 16:48:25
|Male
|988730987
|Medical Record Number
|754 Sharp Street Aurora, Colorado 80011 303-544-9988
|----
|}

“Source” for all data for this patient: Pamela Jones, MD

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Problem List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|ICD-9 Code
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Diagnosis
|250.02
|Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2
|Active
|07/17/2009
|----
|Symptom
|401.9
|Hypertension, Essential
|Active
|06/05/2008
|----
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code*
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Disorder
|44054006
|Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2
|Active
|07/17/2009
|----
|Disorder
|59621000
|Essential Hypertension
|Active
|06/05/2008
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="10"|Medication List
|----
!scope="col"|RxNorm Code
|----
|
|Product
|Generic Name
|Brand Name
|Strength
|Dose
|Route
|Frequency
|Date Started
|Status
|----
|205875
|Medication
|glyburide
|Diabeta
|2.5 mg
|1 Tablet
|PO
|Q AM
|07/17/2009
|Active
|----
|200801
|Medication
|furosemide
|Lasix
|20 mg
|1 Tablet
|PO
|BID
|06/05/2008
|Active
|----
|628958
|Medication
|potassium chloride
|Klor-Con
|10 mEq
|1 Tablet
|PO
|BID
|06/05/2008
|Active
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Medication Allergy List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code
!scope="col"|Medication/Agent
!scope="col"|Reaction
!scope="col"|Date Recorded
|----
|Drug Allergy
|294506009
|Ampicillin
|Diarrhea, nausea, vomiting
|03/25/1997
|----
|Drug Allergy
|91939003
|Sulfonamides
|Hives, photosensitivity
|04/25/1989
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Diagnostic Test Results
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|LOINC Code
!scope="col"|Test (Normal Range)
!scope="col"|Result
!scope="col"|Date Performed
|----
|Chemistry
|14771-0
|Fasting Blood Glucose (70–100 mg/dl)
|145 mg/dl
|07/17/2009
|----
|Hemistry
|2823-3
|Potassium (3.5–5.3 mg/dl)
|4.5 mg/dl
|07/17/2009
|----
|Chemistry
|14927-8
|Triglycerides (<150 mg/dl)
|187 mg/dl
|07/17/2009
|----
|42272-5
|Imaging
|Chest X-ray, PA & Lateral
|The heart outline is normal and the hilar and mediastinal vessels are of normal appearance
|07/17/2009
|----
|}

[https://trac.opensourcevista.net/browser/hData/trunk/test-patients/NIST-Ambulatory-test-patient-1.csv CSV Format]

NIST Ambulatory Test Patient 4

2010-12-01T01:52:15Z

DaveMishler: Initial data entry

Patient Summary Record Test Data – Set #4

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Patient
|----
!scope="col"|Name
!scope="col"|Date/Time of Birth
!scope="col"|Gender
!scope="col"|Identification Number
!scope="col"|Identification Number Type
!scope="col"|Address/Phone
|----
|Sally Eckerd
|08/08/1962 18:25:59
|Female
|998877799
|Medical Record Number
|754 Samuel Street, Shawville, Pennsylvania 16873 814-645-2981
|----
|}

“Source” for all data for this patient: Mark Payne, MD

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Problem List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|ICD-9 Code
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Condition
|272.4
|Hyperlipidemia
|Active
|07/05/2006
|----
|Symptom
|401.9
|Hypertension, Essential
|Active
|07/05/2006
|----
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code*
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Disorder
|55822004
|Hyperlipidemia
|Active
|07/05/2006
|----
|Disorder
|59621000
|Essential Hypertension
|Active
|07/05/2006
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="10"|Medication List
|----
!scope="col"|RxNorm Code
!scope="col"|Product
!scope="col"|Generic Name
!scope="col"|Brand Name
!scope="col"|Strength
!scope="col"|Dose
!scope="col"|Route
!scope="col"|Frequency
!scope="col"|Date Started
!scope="col"|Status
|----
|617314
|Medication
|atorvastatin calcium
|Lipitor
|10 mg
|1 Tablet
|PO
|Q Day
|07/05/2006
|Active
|----
|200801
|Medication
|furosemide
|Lasix
|20 mg
|1 Tablet
|PO
|BID
|07/05/2006
|Active
|----
|628958
|Medication
|potassium chloride
|Klor-Con
|10 mEq
|1 Tablet
|PO
|BID
|07/05/2006
|Active
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Medication Allergy List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code
!scope="col"|Medication/Agent
!scope="col"|Reaction
!scope="col"|Date Recorded
|----
|Drug Allergy
|91936005
|Penicillin
|Rash and anaphylaxis
|05/22/1998
|----
|Drug Allergy
|293597001
|Codeine
|Hives
|02/17/1992
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Diagnostic Test Results
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|LOINC Code
!scope="col"|Test (Normal Range)
!scope="col"|Result
!scope="col"|Date Performed
|----
|Chemistry
|2823-3
|Potassium (3.5–5.3 mg/dl)
|4.5 mg/dl
|07/15/2009
|----
|Chemistry
|14647-2
|Total cholesterol (<200 mg/dl)
|180 mg/dl
|07/15/2009
|----
|Chemistry
|14646-4
|HDL cholesterol (?40 mg/dl)
|38 mg/dl
|07/15/2009
|----
|Chemistry
|2089-1
|LDL cholesterol (<100 mg/dl)
|120 mg/dl
|07/15/2009
|----
|Chemistry
|14927-8
|Triglycerides (<150 mg/dl)
|187 mg/dl
|07/15/2009
|----
|Imaging
|42272-5
|Chest X-ray, PA & Lateral
|The heart outline is normal and the hilar and mediastinal vessels are of normal appearance
|07/15/2009
|----
|}

[https://trac.opensourcevista.net/browser/hData/trunk/test-patients/NIST-Ambulatory-test-patient-1.csv CSV Format]

NIST Ambulatory Test Patient 3

2010-12-01T01:51:19Z

DaveMishler: Initial data entry

Patient Summary Record Test Data – Set #3

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Patient
|----
!scope="col"|Name
!scope="col"|Date/Time of Birth
!scope="col"|Gender
!scope="col"|Identification Number
!scope="col"|Identification Number Type
!scope="col"|Address/Phone
|----
|Jane Andrews
|05/12/1955 09:30:15
|Female
|9639275266
|Medical Record Number
|355 1st Street Fargo, North Dakota 54102 701-366-8364
|----
|}

“Source” for all data for this patient: Robert James, MD

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Problem List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|ICD-9 Code
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Diagnosis
|486
|Pneumonia
|Resolved
|01/22/2010
|----
|Diagnosis
|496.0
|Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
|Chronic
|10/10/1999
|----
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code*
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Disorder
|233604007
|Pneumonia
|Resolved
|01/22/2010
|----
|Disorder
|13645005
|Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease
|Chronic
|10/10/1999
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="10"|Medication List
|----
!scope="col"|RxNorm Code
!scope="col"|Product
!scope="col"|Generic Name
!scope="col"|Brand Name
!scope="col"|Strength
!scope="col"|Dose
!scope="col"|Route
!scope="col"|Frequency
!scope="col"|Date Started
!scope="col"|Status
|----
|308460
|Medication
|azithromycin
|Azithromycin
|250 mg
|1 Tablet
|PO
|QD
|01/22/2010
|No Longer Active
|----
|836370
|Medication
|ipratropium bromide monhydrate
|Atrovent Inhaler
|18 mcg/puff
|2 Puffs
|Inhaled
|QID
|10/10/1999
|Active
|----
|630208
|Medication
|albuterol sulfate
|Albuterol Inhaler
|2.5 mg/3ml
|2 Puffs
|Inhaled
|Q 4 PRN
|10/10/1999
|Active
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Medication Allergy List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code
!scope="col"|Medication/Agent
!scope="col"|Reaction
!scope="col"|Date Recorded
|----
|Drug Allergy
|91936005
|Penicillin
|Rash and anaphylaxis
|06/10/2009
|----
|Drug Allergy
|91939003
|Sulfonamides
|Hives, photosensitivity
|04/25/1988
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Diagnostic Test Results
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|LOINC Code
!scope="col"|Test (Normal Range)
!scope="col"|Result
!scope="col"|Date Performed
|----
|42272-5
|Imaging
|Chest X-ray, PA & Lateral
|Hyperinflated lungs with flattened diaphragm and central pulmonary artery enlargement
|02/15/2010
|----
|Hematology
|718-7
|Hemoglobin (male: 14-18 g/dl female: 12-16 g/dl)
|16 g/dl
|12/22/2009
|----
|Hematology
|4544-3
|Hematocrit (male: 40-54% female: 36-48%)
| 45%
|12/22/2009
|----
|Cardiology
|34534-8
|Electrocardiogram
|Normal Sinus Rhythm
|12/22/2009
|----
|}

[https://trac.opensourcevista.net/browser/hData/trunk/test-patients/NIST-Ambulatory-test-patient-1.csv CSV Format]

NIST Ambulatory Test Patient 2

2010-12-01T01:49:14Z

DaveMishler: initial data entry

Test Procedure for §170.304.i Exchange Clinical Information and Patient Summary Record
APPROVED (Pending) Version 1.0 July 21, 2010

Patient Summary Record Test Data – Set #2

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Patient
|----
!scope="col"|Name
!scope="col"|Date/Time of Birth
!scope="col"|Gender
!scope="col"|Identification Number
!scope="col"|Identification Number Type
!scope="col"|Address/Phone
|----
|Ralph Johnson
|06/28/1984 13:20:10
|Male
|9813466798
|Medical Record Number
|355 Elm Street Morton, Illinois 61550 309-377-8365
|----
|}

“Source” for all data for this patient: Carl Roberts, MD

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Problem List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|ICD-9 Code
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Diagnosis
|493.00
|Asthma, unspecified
|Active
|12/22/2009
|----
|Diagnosis
|250.02
|Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2
|Active
|08/10/2008
|----
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code*
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Disorder
|195967001
|Asthma
|Active
|12/22/2009
|----
|Disorder
|44054006
|Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2
|Active
|08/10/2008
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="10"|Medication List
|----
!scope="col"|RxNorm Code
!scope="col"|Product
!scope="col"|Generic Name
!scope="col"|Brand Name
!scope="col"|Strength
!scope="col"|Dose
!scope="col"|Route
!scope="col"|Frequency
!scope="col"|Date Started
!scope="col"|Status
|----
|206833
|Medication
|metaproternol sulfate
|Alupent Inhalation Aerosol
|15 mg/ml
|2 Puffs
|Inhaled
|Q4h
|12/22/2009
|Active
|----
|205875
|Medication
|glyburide
|Diabeta
|2.5 mg
|1 Tablet
|PO
|Q AM
|08/10/2008
|Active
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Medication Allergy List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code
!scope="col"|Medication/Agent
!scope="col"|Reaction
!scope="col"|Date Recorded
|----
|Drug Allergy
|91936005
|Penicillin
|Rash and anaphylaxis
|08/10/2008
|----
|Drug Allergy
|293620004
|Indomethacin
|Nausea, vomiting, rash, dizziness, headache
|03/25/2003
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Diagnostic Test Results
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|LOINC Code
!scope="col"|Test (Normal Range)
!scope="col"|Result
!scope="col"|Date Performed
|----
|Imaging
|24648-8
|Chest X-ray, PA
|Increased bronchial wall markings, patchy infiltrates
|02/16/2010
|----
|Chemistry
|14771-0
|Fasting Blood Glucose (70–100 mg/dl)
|70 mg/dl
|12/22/2009
|----
|Hematology
|26449-9
|Eosinophil Count (1 – 3 %)
|2%
|12/22/2009
|----
|Imaging
|24648-8
|Chest X-ray, PA
|Bronchial wall markings
|12/22/2009
|----
|}

[https://trac.opensourcevista.net/browser/hData/trunk/test-patients/NIST-Ambulatory-test-patient-1.csv CSV Format]

NIST Test Patients

2010-12-01T01:46:26Z

DaveMishler: Break page into v1.0 and v1.1 links

NIST-Test-Patients-V1 1

2010-12-01T01:43:57Z

DaveMishler: Create placeholder page for test patients v1.1

==NIST Test Patients V1.1==

Current as of 24 October 2010.

Page under construction, test data being prepared.

NIST-Test-Patients-V1 0

2010-12-01T01:42:46Z

DaveMishler: Build up a separate page for test patients v1.0

== NIST Test Patient Data - V1.0 (OBSOLETE)==

Version 1.0 test patients are very complete and there is not much wiggle room for EHR vendors For example, medication allergies are coded using SNOMED-CT, which is an issue for WorldVistA. V1.0 test patient data was extracted and processed from the Test Data sections of the NIST test procedures (found at
[http://healthcare.nist.gov/use_testing/finalized_requirements.html NIST Test Procedures])

The following test procedures were processed to extract ambulatory, inpatient, and office visit test patients:

* 170.304.h_ClinicalSummaries_v1.0.pdf
* 170.304.i_ExchangeClinicalinfoPatientSummaryRecordAmb_v01.0.pdf
* 170.306.f_ExchangeClinicalinfoSummaryRecordIP_v1.0.pdf

=== Ambulatory Test Patients ===
*[[NIST_Ambulatory_Test_Patient_1 | Ambulatory Test Patient #1]]
*[[NIST_Ambulatory_Test_Patient_2 | Ambulatory Test Patient #2]]
*[[NIST_Ambulatory_Test_Patient_3 | Ambulatory Test Patient #3]]
*[[NIST_Ambulatory_Test_Patient_4 | Ambulatory Test Patient #4]]
*[[NIST_Ambulatory_Test_Patient_5 | Ambulatory Test Patient #5]]

=== Inpatient Test Patients ===
*[[NIST-Inpatient-test-patient-1 | Inpatient Test Patient #1]]
*[[NIST-Inpatient-test-patient-2 | Inpatient Test Patient #2]]
*[[NIST-Inpatient-test-patient-3 | Inpatient Test Patient #3]]
*[[NIST-Inpatient-test-patient-4 | Inpatient Test Patient #4]]
*[[NIST-Inpatient-test-patient-5 | Inpatient Test Patient #5]]

=== Office Visit Test Patients ===
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-1-Visit-1 | Office Visit Test Patient 1 - Visit 1]]
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-1-Visit-2 | Office Visit Test Patient 1 - Visit 2]]

*[[NIST-EP-Patient-2-Visit-1 | Office Visit Test Patient 2 - Visit 1]]
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-2-Visit-2 | Office Visit Test Patient 2 - Visit 2]]

*[[NIST-EP-Patient-3-Visit-1 | Office Visit Test Patient 3 - Visit 1]]
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-3-Visit-2 | Office Visit Test Patient 3 - Visit 2]]

*[[NIST-EP-Patient-4-Visit-1 | Office Visit Test Patient 4 - Visit 1]]
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-4-Visit-2 | Office Visit Test Patient 4 - Visit 2]]

*[[NIST-EP-Patient-5-Visit-1 | Office Visit Test Patient 5 - Visit 1]]
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-5-Visit-2 | Office Visit Test Patient 5 - Visit 2]]

NIST Test Patients

2010-12-01T01:38:01Z

DaveMishler: Restructure page to point to V1.0 and V1.1 test patient pages

== NIST Test Patient Data ==

The NIST Meaningful Use test procedures define fairly realistic test patients that can be used to construct EHR data to support testing. The NIST test procedures are versioned - V1.0 is obsolete and V1.1 is currently in effect (as of 24 October 2010). Since the test patient data is defined by the testing set, these virtual patients are also versioned.

*[[NIST-Test-Patients-V1_1 | Test Patients Version 1.1]]

*[[NIST-Test-Patients-V1_0 | Test Patients Version 1.0]]

Several of the NIST Meaningful Use test procedures contain test patient data. These public test patients are really interesting for many reasons. For example, medication allergies are coded using SNOMED-CT. The test patient data was extracted and processed from the Test Data sections of
the NIST test procedures (found at
[http://healthcare.nist.gov/use_testing/finalized_requirements.html NIST Test Procedures])

The following test procedures were processed to extract ambulatory, inpatient, and office visit test patients:

* 170.304.h_ClinicalSummaries_v1.0.pdf
* 170.304.i_ExchangeClinicalinfoPatientSummaryRecordAmb_v01.0.pdf
* 170.306.f_ExchangeClinicalinfoSummaryRecordIP_v1.0.pdf

=== Ambulatory Test Patients ===
*[[NIST_Ambulatory_Test_Patient_1 | Ambulatory Test Patient #1]]

=== Inpatient Test Patients ===
*[[NIST-Inpatient-test-patient-1 | Inpatient Test Patient #1]]
*[[NIST-Inpatient-test-patient-2 | Inpatient Test Patient #2]]
*[[NIST-Inpatient-test-patient-3 | Inpatient Test Patient #3]]
*[[NIST-Inpatient-test-patient-4 | Inpatient Test Patient #4]]
*[[NIST-Inpatient-test-patient-5 | Inpatient Test Patient #5]]

=== Office Visit Test Patients ===
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-1-Visit-1 | Office Visit Test Patient 1 - Visit 1]]
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-1-Visit-2 | Office Visit Test Patient 1 - Visit 2]]

*[[NIST-EP-Patient-2-Visit-1 | Office Visit Test Patient 2 - Visit 1]]
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-2-Visit-2 | Office Visit Test Patient 2 - Visit 2]]

*[[NIST-EP-Patient-3-Visit-1 | Office Visit Test Patient 3 - Visit 1]]
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-3-Visit-2 | Office Visit Test Patient 3 - Visit 2]]

*[[NIST-EP-Patient-4-Visit-1 | Office Visit Test Patient 4 - Visit 1]]
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-4-Visit-2 | Office Visit Test Patient 4 - Visit 2]]

*[[NIST-EP-Patient-5-Visit-1 | Office Visit Test Patient 5 - Visit 1]]
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-5-Visit-2 | Office Visit Test Patient 5 - Visit 2]]

NIST-EP-Patient-5-Visit-2

2010-11-25T23:12:11Z

DaveMishler: initial data entry

Test Procedure for §170.304.h Clinical Summaries
APPROVED (Pending) Version 1.0 July 21, 2010

TD170.304.h.: Clinical summaries

* indicates alternative standard code per certification criteria

Clinical Summaries Test Data – Set #5|Office Visit #2 for Johnathan Stone

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Patient
|----
!scope="col"|Name
!scope="col"|Date/Time of Birth
!scope="col"|Gender
!scope="col"|Identification Number
!scope="col"|Identification Number Type
!scope="col"|Address/Phone
|----
|Johnathan Stone
|11/12/1966 08:18:08
|Male
|988772587
|Medical Record Number
|937 Sutter Street Aurora, Colorado 80011 303-544-9988
|----
|}

“Source” for all data for this patient: Samuel Johnston, MD

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Problem List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|ICD-9 Code
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Symptom
|401.9
|Hypertension, Essential
|Active
|01/15/2010
|----
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code*
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Disorder
|59621000
|Essential Hypertension
|Active
|01/15/2010
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="10"|Medication List
|----
!scope="col"|RxNorm Code
!scope="col"|Product
!scope="col"|Generic Name
!scope="col"|Brand Name
!scope="col"|Strength
!scope="col"|Dose
!scope="col"|Route
!scope="col"|Frequency
!scope="col"|Date Started
!scope="col"|Status
|----
|200801
|Medication
|furosemide
|Lasix
|20 mg
|1 Tablet
|PO
|BID
|01/15/2010
|Active
|----
|628958
|Medication
|potassium chloride
|Klor-Con
|10 mEq
|1 Tablet
|PO
|BID
|01/15/2010
|Active
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Medication Allergy List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code
!scope="col"|Medication/Agent
!scope="col"|Reaction
!scope="col"|Date Recorded
|----
|Drug Allergy
|294506009
|Ampicillin
|Diarrhea, nausea, vomiting
|03/25/1997
|----
|Drug Allergy
|91939003
|Sulfonamides
|Hives, photosensitivity
|04/25/1989
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Diagnostic Test Results
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|LOINC Code
!scope="col"|Test (Normal Range)
!scope="col"|Result
!scope="col"|Date Performed
|----
|Chemistry
|2823-3
|Potassium (3.5–5.3 mg/dl)
|4.5 mg/dl
|01/15/2010
|----
|Imaging
|42272-5
|Chest X-ray, PA & Lateral
|The heart outline is normal and the hilar and mediastinal vessels are of normal appearance
|01/15/2010
|----
|}

[https://trac.opensourcevista.net/browser/hData/trunk/test-patients/NIST-EP-Patient-5-Visit-2.csv CSV format]

NIST-EP-Patient-5-Visit-1

2010-11-25T23:11:06Z

DaveMishler: initial data entry

Test Procedure for §170.304.h Clinical Summaries
APPROVED (Pending) Version 1.0 July 21, 2010

TD170.304.h.: Clinical summaries

* indicates alternative standard code per certification criteria

Clinical Summaries Test Data – Set #5|Office Visit #1 for Johnathan Stone

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Patient
|----
!scope="col"|Name
!scope="col"|Date/Time of Birth
!scope="col"|Gender
!scope="col"|Identification Number
!scope="col"|Identification Number Type
!scope="col"|Address/Phone
|----
|Johnathan Stone
|11/12/1966 08:18:08
|Male
|988772587
|Medical Record Number
|937 Sutter Street Aurora, Colorado 80011 303-544-9988
|----
|}

“Source” for all data for this patient: Samuel Johnston, MD

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Problem List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|ICD-9 Code
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Diagnosis
|250.02
|Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2
|Active
|07/17/2010
|----
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code*
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Disorder
|44054006
|Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2
|Active
|07/17/2010
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="10"|Medication List
|----
!scope="col"|RxNorm Code
!scope="col"|Product
!scope="col"|Generic Name
!scope="col"|Brand Name
!scope="col"|Strength
!scope="col"|Dose
!scope="col"|Route
!scope="col"|Frequency
!scope="col"|Date Started
!scope="col"|Status
|----
|205875
|Medication
|glyburide
|Diabeta
|2.5 mg
|1 Tablet
|PO
|Q AM
|07/17/2010
|Active
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Medication Allergy List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code
!scope="col"|Medication/Agent
!scope="col"|Reaction
!scope="col"|Date Recorded
|----
|Drug Allergy
|294506009
|Ampicillin
|Diarrhea, nausea, vomiting
|03/25/1997
|----
|Drug Allergy
|91939003
|Sulfonamides
|Hives, photosensitivity
|04/25/1989
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Diagnostic Test Results
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|LOINC Code
!scope="col"|Test (Normal Range)
!scope="col"|Result
!scope="col"|Date Performed
|----
|Chemistry
|14771-0
|LOINC
|Fasting Blood Glucose (70–100 mg/dl)
|120 mg/dl
|07/17/2010
|----
|}

[https://trac.opensourcevista.net/browser/hData/trunk/test-patients/NIST-EP-Patient-5-Visit-1.csv CSV format]

NIST-EP-Patient-4-Visit-2

2010-11-25T23:09:06Z

DaveMishler: initial data entry

Test Procedure for §170.304.h Clinical Summaries
APPROVED (Pending) Version 1.0 July 21, 2010

TD170.304.h.: Clinical summaries

* indicates alternative standard code per certification criteria

Clinical Summaries Test Data – Set #4|Office Visit #2 for Susan Ellerby

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Patient
|----
!scope="col"|Name
!scope="col"|Date/Time of Birth
!scope="col"|Gender
!scope="col"|Identification Number
!scope="col"|Identification Number Type
!scope="col"|Address/Phone
|----
|Susan Ellerby
|12/08/1963 21:54:24
|Female
|925377799
|Medical Record Number
|483 Powell Street, Shawville, Pennsylvania 16873 814-645-9475
|----
|}

“Source” for all data for this patient: Dorcas Wayne, MD

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Problem List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|ICD-9 Code
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Symptom
|401.9
|Hypertension, Essential
|Active
|02/05/2010
|----
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code*
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Disorder
|59621000
|Essential Hypertension
|Active
|02/05/2010
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="10"|Medication List
|----
!scope="col"|RxNorm Code
!scope="col"|Product
!scope="col"|Generic Name
!scope="col"|Brand Name
!scope="col"|Strength
!scope="col"|Dose
!scope="col"|Route
!scope="col"|Frequency
!scope="col"|Date Started
!scope="col"|Status
|----
|200801
|Medication
|furosemide
|Lasix
|20 mg
|1 Tablet
|PO
|BID
|02/05/2010
|Active
|----
|628958
|Medication
|potassium chloride
|Klor-Con
|10 mEq
|1 Tablet
|PO
|BID
|02/05/2010
|Active
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Medication Allergy List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code
!scope="col"|Medication/Agent
!scope="col"|Reaction
!scope="col"|Date Recorded
|----
|Drug Allergy
|91936005
|Penicillin
|Rash and anaphylaxis
|05/22/1998
|----
|Drug Allergy
|293597001
|Codeine
|Hives
|02/17/1992
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Diagnostic Test Results
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|LOINC Code
!scope="col"|Test (Normal Range)
!scope="col"|Result
!scope="col"|Date Performed
|----
|Chemistry
|2823-3
|Potassium (3.5–5.3 mg/dl)
|4.5 mg/dl
|02/05/2010
|----
|Imaging
|42272-5
|Chest X-ray, PA & Lateral
|The heart outline is normal and the hilar and mediastinal vessels are of normal appearance
|02/05/2010
|----
|}

[https://trac.opensourcevista.net/browser/hData/trunk/test-patients/NIST-EP-Patient-4-Visit-2.csv CSV format]

NIST-EP-Patient-4-Visit-1

2010-11-25T23:07:59Z

DaveMishler: Initial data entry

Test Procedure for §170.304.h Clinical Summaries
APPROVED (Pending) Version 1.0 July 21, 2010

TD170.304.h.: Clinical summaries

* indicates alternative standard code per certification criteria

Clinical Summaries Test Data – Set #4|Office Visit #1 for Susan Ellerby

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Patient
|----
!scope="col"|Name
!scope="col"|Date/Time of Birth
!scope="col"|Gender
!scope="col"|Identification Number
!scope="col"|Identification Number Type
!scope="col"|Address/Phone
|----
|Susan Ellerby
|12/08/1963 21:54:24
|Female
|925377799
|Medical Record Number
|483 Powell Street, Shawville, Pennsylvania 16873 814-645-9475
|----
|}

“Source” for all data for this patient: Dorcas Wayne, MD

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Problem List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|ICD-9 Code
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Condition
|272.4
|Hyperlipidemia
|Active
|07/06/2010
|----
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code*
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Disorder
|55822004
|Hyperlipidemia
|Active
|07/06/2010
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="10"|Medication List
|----
!scope="col"|RxNorm Code
!scope="col"|Product
!scope="col"|Generic Name
!scope="col"|Brand Name
!scope="col"|Strength
!scope="col"|Dose
!scope="col"|Route
!scope="col"|Frequency
!scope="col"|Date Started
!scope="col"|Status
|----
|617314
|Medication
|atorvastatin calcium
|Lipitor
|10 mg
|1 Tablet
|PO
|Q Day
|07/06/2010
|Active
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Medication Allergy List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code
!scope="col"|Medication/Agent
!scope="col"|Reaction
!scope="col"|Date Recorded
|----
|Drug Allergy
|91936005
|Penicillin
|Rash and anaphylaxis
|05/22/1998
|----
|Drug Allergy
|293597001
|Codeine
|Hives
|02/17/1992
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Diagnostic Test Results
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|LOINC Code
!scope="col"|Test (Normal Range)
!scope="col"|Result
!scope="col"|Date Performed
|----
|Chemistry
|14647-2
|Total cholesterol (<200 mg/dl)
|279 mg/dl
|07/06/2010
|----
|Chemistry
|14646-4
|HDL cholesterol (?40 mg/dl)
|89 mg/dl
|07/06/2010
|----
|Chemistry
|2089-1
|LDL cholesterol (<100 mg/dl)
|190 mg/dl
|07/06/2010
|----
|Chemistry
|14927-8
|Triglycerides (<150 mg/dl)
|187 mg/dl
|07/06/2010
|----
|}

[https://trac.opensourcevista.net/browser/hData/trunk/test-patients/NIST-EP-Patient-4-Visit-1.csv CSV format]

NIST-EP-Patient-3-Visit-2

2010-11-25T23:05:43Z

DaveMishler: initial data entry

Test Procedure for §170.304.h Clinical Summaries
APPROVED (Pending) Version 1.0 July 21, 2010

TD170.304.h.: Clinical summaries

* indicates alternative standard code per certification criteria

Clinical Summaries Test Data – Set #3|Office Visit #2 for Barbara Simpson

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Patient
|----
!scope="col"|Name
!scope="col"|Date/Time of Birth
!scope="col"|Gender
!scope="col"|Identification Number
!scope="col"|Identification Number Type
!scope="col"|Address/Phone
|----
|Barbara Simpson
|10/12/1956 19:47:01
|Female
|9688675266
|Medical Record Number
|996 Dalton Street, Fargo, North Dakota 54102 701-366-5534
|----
|}

“Source” for all data for this patient: Robert James, MD

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Problem List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|ICD-9 Code
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Diagnosis
|496.0
|Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
|Chronic
|02/10/2010
|----
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code*
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Disorder
|13645005
|Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease
|Chronic
|02/10/2010
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="10"|Medication List
|----
!scope="col"|RxNorm Code
!scope="col"|Product
!scope="col"|Generic Name
!scope="col"|Brand Name
!scope="col"|Strength
!scope="col"|Dose
!scope="col"|Route
!scope="col"|Frequency
!scope="col"|Date Started
!scope="col"|Status
|----
|836370
|Medication
|ipratropium bromide monohydrate
|Atrovent Inhaler
|18 mcg/puff
|2 Puffs
|Inhaled
|QID
|02/10/2010
|Active
|----
|630208
|Medication
|albuterol sulfate
|Albuterol Inhaler
|2.5 mg/3ml
|2 Puffs
|Inhaled
|Q 4 hours as needed
|02/10/2010
|Active
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Medication Allergy List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code
!scope="col"|Medication/Agent
!scope="col"|Reaction
!scope="col"|Date Recorded
|----
|Drug Allergy
|91936005
|Penicillin
|Rash and anaphylaxis
|06/10/2009
|----
|Drug Allergy
|91939003
|Sulfonamides
|Hives, photosensitivity
|04/25/1988
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Diagnostic Test Results
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|LOINC Code
!scope="col"|Test (Normal Range)
!scope="col"|Result
!scope="col"|Date Performed
|----
|Imaging
|42272-5
|Chest X-ray, PA & Lateral
|Hyperinflated lungs with flattened diaphragm and central pulmonary artery enlargement
|02/10/2010
|----
|Hematology
|718-7
|Hemoglobin (male: 14-18 g/dl female: 12-16 g/dl)
|16 g/dl
|02/10/2010
|----
|Hematology
|4544-3
|Hematocrit (male: 40-54% female: 36-48%)
|45%
|02/10/2010
|----
|}

[https://trac.opensourcevista.net/browser/hData/trunk/test-patients/NIST-EP-Patient-3-Visit-2.csv CSV format]

NIST-EP-Patient-3-Visit-1

2010-11-25T23:04:13Z

DaveMishler: initial data entry

Test Procedure for §170.304.h Clinical Summaries
APPROVED (Pending) Version 1.0 July 21, 2010

TD170.304.h.: Clinical summaries

* indicates alternative standard code per certification criteria

Clinical Summaries Test Data – Set #3|Office Visit #1 for Barbara Simpson

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Patient
|----
!scope="col"|Name
!scope="col"|Date/Time of Birth
!scope="col"|Gender
!scope="col"|Identification Number
!scope="col"|Identification Number Type
!scope="col"|Address/Phone
|----
|Barbara Simpson
|10/12/1956 19:47:01
|Female
|9688675266
|Medical Record Number
|996 Dalton Street, Fargo, North Dakota 54102 701-366-5534
|----
|}

“Source” for all data for this patient: Robert James, MD

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Problem List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|ICD-9 Code
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Diagnosis
|486
|Pneumonia
|Active
|07/02/2010
|----
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code*
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Disorder
|233604007
|Pneumonia
|Active
|07/02/2010
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="10"|Medication List
|----
!scope="col"|RxNorm Code
!scope="col"|Product
!scope="col"|Generic Name
!scope="col"|Brand Name
!scope="col"|Strength
!scope="col"|Dose
!scope="col"|Route
!scope="col"|Frequency
!scope="col"|Date Started
!scope="col"|Status
|----
|308460
|Medication
|azithromycin
|Azithromycin
|250 mg
|1 Tablet
|PO
|QD
|07/02/2010
|Active
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Medication Allergy List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code
!scope="col"|Medication/Agent
!scope="col"|Reaction
!scope="col"|Date Recorded
|----
|Drug Allergy
|91936005
|Penicillin
|Rash and anaphylaxis
|06/10/2009
|----
|Drug Allergy
|91939003
|Sulfonamides
|Hives, photosensitivity
|04/25/1988
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Diagnostic Test Results
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|LOINC Code
!scope="col"|Test (Normal Range)
!scope="col"|Result
!scope="col"|Date Performed
|----
|Imaging
|42272-5
|Chest X-ray, PA & Lateral
|Bilateral Pneumonia
|07/02/2010
|----
|Cardiology
|34534-8
|Electrocardiogram
|Sinus Tachycardia
|07/02/2010
|----
|}

[https://trac.opensourcevista.net/browser/hData/trunk/test-patients/NIST-EP-Patient-3-Visit-1.csv CSV format]

NIST-EP-Patient-2-Visit-2

2010-11-25T23:02:08Z

DaveMishler: Initial data entry

Test Procedure for §170.304.h Clinical Summaries
APPROVED (Pending) Version 1.0 July 21, 2010

TD170.304.h.: Clinical summaries

* indicates alternative standard code per certification criteria

Clinical Summaries Test Data – Set #2|Office Visit #2 for Robert Flint

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Patient
|----
!scope="col"|Name
!scope="col"|Date/Time of Birth
!scope="col"|Gender
!scope="col"|Identification Number
!scope="col"|Identification Number Type
!scope="col"|Address/Phone
|----
|Robert Flint
|04/18/1983 20:18:04
|Male
|9813624798
|Medical Record Number
|747 Market Street, Morton, Illinois 61550 309-365-8298
|----
|}

“Source” for all data for this patient: Carl Roberts, MD

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Problem List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|ICD-9 Code
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Diagnosis
|250.02
|Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2
|Active
|03/10/2010
|----
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code*
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Disorder
|44054006
|Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2
|Active
|03/10/2010
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="10"|Medication List
|----
!scope="col"|RxNorm Code
!scope="col"|Product
!scope="col"|Generic Name
!scope="col"|Brand Name
!scope="col"|Strength
!scope="col"|Dose
!scope="col"|Route
!scope="col"|Frequency
!scope="col"|Date Started
!scope="col"|Status
|----
|205875
|Medication
|glyburide
|Diabeta
|2.5 mg
|1 Tablet
|PO
|Q AM
|03/10/2010
|Active
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Medication Allergy List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code
!scope="col"|Medication/Agent
!scope="col"|Reaction
!scope="col"|Date Recorded
|----
|Drug Allergy
|91936005
|Penicillin
|Rash and anaphylaxis
|08/10/2008
|----
|Drug Allergy
|293620004
|Indomethacin
|Nausea, vomiting, rash, dizziness, headache
|03/25/2003
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Diagnostic Test Results
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|LOINC Code
!scope="col"|Test (Normal Range)
!scope="col"|Result
!scope="col"|Date Performed
|----
|Chemistry
|14771-0
|Fasting Blood Glucose (70–100 mg/dl)
|150 mg/dl
|03/10/2010
|----
|Imaging
|24648-8
|Chest X-ray, PA
|The heart outline is normal and the hilar and mediastinal vessels are of normal appearance
|03/10/2010
|----
|}

[https://trac.opensourcevista.net/browser/hData/trunk/test-patients/NIST-EP-Patient-2-Visit-2.csv CSV format]

NIST-EP-Patient-2-Visit-1

2010-11-25T23:00:34Z

DaveMishler: Initial data entry

Test Procedure for §170.304.h Clinical Summaries
APPROVED (Pending) Version 1.0 July 21, 2010

TD170.304.h.: Clinical summaries

* indicates alternative standard code per certification criteria

Clinical Summaries Test Data – Set #2|Office Visit #1 for Robert Flint

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Patient
|----
!scope="col"|Name
!scope="col"|Date/Time of Birth
!scope="col"|Gender
!scope="col"|Identification Number
!scope="col"|Identification Number Type
!scope="col"|Address/Phone
|----
|Robert Flint
|04/18/1983 20:18:04
|Male
|9813624798
|Medical Record Number
|747 Market Street, Morton, Illinois 61550 309-365-8298
|----
|}

“Source” for all data for this patient: Carl Roberts, MD

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Problem List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|ICD-9 Code
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Diagnosis
|493.00
|Asthma, unspecified
|Active
|07/19/2009
|----
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code*
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Disorder
|195967001
|Asthma
|Active
|07/19/2009
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="10"|Medication List
|----
!scope="col"|RxNorm Code
!scope="col"|Product
!scope="col"|Generic Name
!scope="col"|Brand Name
!scope="col"|Strength
!scope="col"|Dose
!scope="col"|Route
!scope="col"|Frequency
!scope="col"|Date Started
!scope="col"|Status
|----
|206833
|Medication
|metaproterenol sulfate
|Alupent Inhalation Aerosol
|15 mg/ml
|2 Puffs
|Inhaled
|Q4h
|07/19/2009
|Active
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Medication Allergy List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code
!scope="col"|Medication/Agent
!scope="col"|Reaction
!scope="col"|Date Recorded
|----
|Drug Allergy
|91936005
|Penicillin
|Rash and anaphylaxis
|08/10/2008
|----
|Drug Allergy
|293620004
|Indomethacin
|Nausea, vomiting, rash, dizziness, headache
|03/25/2003
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Diagnostic Test Results
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|LOINC Code
!scope="col"|Test (Normal Range)
!scope="col"|Result
!scope="col"|Date Performed
|----
|Imaging
|24648-8
|Chest X-ray, PA
|Increased bronchial wall markings, patchy infiltrates
|07/19/2009
|----
|}

[https://trac.opensourcevista.net/browser/hData/trunk/test-patients/NIST-EP-Patient-2-Visit-1.csv CSV format]

NIST-EP-Patient-1-Visit-2

2010-11-25T22:55:59Z

DaveMishler: fix glitch that rendered two separate problem lists

Test Procedure for §170.304.h Clinical Summaries
APPROVED (Pending) Version 1.0 July 21, 2010

TD170.304.h.: Clinical summaries

* indicates alternative standard code per certification criteria

Clinical Summaries Test Data – Set #1|Office Visit #2 for Jonas Barnaby

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Patient
|----
!scope="col"|Name
!scope="col"|Date/Time of Birth
!scope="col"|Gender
!scope="col"|Identification Number
!scope="col"|Identification Number Type
!scope="col"|Address/Phone
|----
|Jonas Barnaby
|07/14/1961 12:30:24
|Male
|969988999
|Medical Record Number
|478 Charles Street, Williamsport, Pennsylvania 17701 570-857-8593
|----
|}

“Source” for all data for this patient: Marcus Welby, MD

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Problem List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|ICD-9 Code
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Condition
|272.4
|Hyperlipidemia
|Active
|02/20/2010
|----
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code*
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Disorder
|55822004
|Hyperlipidemia
|Active
|02/20/2010
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="10"|Medication List
|----
!scope="col"|RxNorm Code
!scope="col"|Product
!scope="col"|Generic Name
!scope="col"|Brand Name
!scope="col"|Strength
!scope="col"|Dose
!scope="col"|Route
!scope="col"|Frequency
!scope="col"|Date Started
!scope="col"|Status
|----
|617314
|Medication
|atorvastatin calcium
|Lipitor
|10 mg
|1 Tablet
|PO
|Q Day
|02/20/2010
|Active
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Medication Allergy List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code
!scope="col"|Medication/Agent
!scope="col"|Reaction
!scope="col"|Date Recorded
|----
|Drug Allergy
|293597001
|Codeine
|Hives
|06/27/1996
|----
|Drug Allergy
|294506009
|Ampicillin
|Diarrhea, nausea, vomiting
|03/15/1994
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Diagnostic Test Results
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|LOINC Code
!scope="col"|Test (Normal Range)
!scope="col"|Result
!scope="col"|Date Performed
|----
|Chemistry
|14647-2
|Total cholesterol (<200 mg/dl)
|262 mg/dl
|02/20/2010
|----
|Chemistry
|14646-4
|HDL cholesterol (?40 mg/dl)
|78 mg/dl
|02/20/2010
|----
|Chemistry
|2089-1
|LDL cholesterol (<100 mg/dl)
|184 mg/dl
|02/20/2010
|----
|Chemistry
|14927-8
|Triglycerides (<150 mg/dl)
|177 mg/dl
|02/20/2010
|----
|}

[https://trac.opensourcevista.net/browser/hData/trunk/test-patients/NIST-EP-Patient-1-Visit-2.csv CSV format]

NIST-EP-Patient-1-Visit-2

2010-11-25T22:50:37Z

DaveMishler: Initial data entry

Test Procedure for §170.304.h Clinical Summaries
APPROVED (Pending) Version 1.0 July 21, 2010

TD170.304.h.: Clinical summaries

* indicates alternative standard code per certification criteria

Clinical Summaries Test Data – Set #1|Office Visit #2 for Jonas Barnaby

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Patient
|----
!scope="col"|Name
!scope="col"|Date/Time of Birth
!scope="col"|Gender
!scope="col"|Identification Number
!scope="col"|Identification Number Type
!scope="col"|Address/Phone
|----
|Jonas Barnaby
|07/14/1961 12:30:24
|Male
|969988999
|Medical Record Number
|478 Charles Street, Williamsport, Pennsylvania 17701 570-857-8593
|----
|}

“Source” for all data for this patient: Marcus Welby, MD

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Problem List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|ICD-9 Code
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Condition
|272.4
|Hyperlipidemia
|Active
|02/20/2010
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Problem List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code*
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Disorder
|55822004
|Hyperlipidemia
|Active
|02/20/2010
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="10"|Medication List
|----
!scope="col"|RxNorm Code
!scope="col"|Product
!scope="col"|Generic Name
!scope="col"|Brand Name
!scope="col"|Strength
!scope="col"|Dose
!scope="col"|Route
!scope="col"|Frequency
!scope="col"|Date Started
!scope="col"|Status
|----
|617314
|Medication
|atorvastatin calcium
|Lipitor
|10 mg
|1 Tablet
|PO
|Q Day
|02/20/2010
|Active
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Medication Allergy List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code
!scope="col"|Medication/Agent
!scope="col"|Reaction
!scope="col"|Date Recorded
|----
|Drug Allergy
|293597001
|Codeine
|Hives
|06/27/1996
|----
|Drug Allergy
|294506009
|Ampicillin
|Diarrhea, nausea, vomiting
|03/15/1994
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Diagnostic Test Results
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|LOINC Code
!scope="col"|Test (Normal Range)
!scope="col"|Result
!scope="col"|Date Performed
|----
|Chemistry
|14647-2
|Total cholesterol (<200 mg/dl)
|262 mg/dl
|02/20/2010
|----
|Chemistry
|14646-4
|HDL cholesterol (?40 mg/dl)
|78 mg/dl
|02/20/2010
|----
|Chemistry
|2089-1
|LDL cholesterol (<100 mg/dl)
|184 mg/dl
|02/20/2010
|----
|Chemistry
|14927-8
|Triglycerides (<150 mg/dl)
|177 mg/dl
|02/20/2010
|----
|}

[https://trac.opensourcevista.net/browser/hData/trunk/test-patients/NIST-EP-Patient-1-Visit-2.csv CSV format]

NIST Test Patients

2010-11-25T22:38:42Z

DaveMishler: Add the remaining office visit test patients

== NIST Test Patient Data ==

Several of the NIST Meaningful Use test procedures contain test patient data. These public test patients are really interesting for many reasons. For example, medication allergies are coded using SNOMED-CT. The test patient data was extracted and processed from the Test Data sections of
the NIST test procedures (found at
[http://healthcare.nist.gov/use_testing/finalized_requirements.html NIST Test Procedures])

The following test procedures were processed to extract ambulatory, inpatient, and office visit test patients:

* 170.304.h_ClinicalSummaries_v1.0.pdf
* 170.304.i_ExchangeClinicalinfoPatientSummaryRecordAmb_v01.0.pdf
* 170.306.f_ExchangeClinicalinfoSummaryRecordIP_v1.0.pdf

=== Ambulatory Test Patients ===
*[[NIST_Ambulatory_Test_Patient_1 | Ambulatory Test Patient #1]]

=== Inpatient Test Patients ===
*[[NIST-Inpatient-test-patient-1 | Inpatient Test Patient #1]]
*[[NIST-Inpatient-test-patient-2 | Inpatient Test Patient #2]]
*[[NIST-Inpatient-test-patient-3 | Inpatient Test Patient #3]]
*[[NIST-Inpatient-test-patient-4 | Inpatient Test Patient #4]]
*[[NIST-Inpatient-test-patient-5 | Inpatient Test Patient #5]]

=== Office Visit Test Patients ===
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-1-Visit-1 | Office Visit Test Patient 1 - Visit 1]]
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-1-Visit-2 | Office Visit Test Patient 1 - Visit 2]]

*[[NIST-EP-Patient-2-Visit-1 | Office Visit Test Patient 2 - Visit 1]]
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-2-Visit-2 | Office Visit Test Patient 2 - Visit 2]]

*[[NIST-EP-Patient-3-Visit-1 | Office Visit Test Patient 3 - Visit 1]]
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-3-Visit-2 | Office Visit Test Patient 3 - Visit 2]]

*[[NIST-EP-Patient-4-Visit-1 | Office Visit Test Patient 4 - Visit 1]]
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-4-Visit-2 | Office Visit Test Patient 4 - Visit 2]]

*[[NIST-EP-Patient-5-Visit-1 | Office Visit Test Patient 5 - Visit 1]]
*[[NIST-EP-Patient-5-Visit-2 | Office Visit Test Patient 5 - Visit 2]]

NIST-EP-Patient-1-Visit-1

2010-11-25T21:55:49Z

DaveMishler: Correct typo: CSV, not CVS

Test Procedure for §170.304.h Clinical Summaries
APPROVED (Pending) Version 1.0 July 21, 2010

TD170.304.h.: Clinical summaries

* indicates alternative standard code per certification criteria

Clinical Summaries Test Data – Set #1|Office Visit #1 for Jonas Barnaby

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Patient
|----
!scope="col"|Name
!scope="col"|Date/Time of Birth
!scope="col"|Gender
!scope="col"|Identification Number
!scope="col"|Identification Number Type
!scope="col"|Address/Phone
|----
|Jonas Barnaby
|07/14/1961 12:30:24
|Male
|969988999
|Medical Record Number
|478 Charles Street, Williamsport, Pennsylvania 17701 570-857-8593
|----
|}

“Source” for all data for this patient: Marcus Welby, MD

{| border="1"|
!colspan="6"|Problem List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|ICD-9 Code
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Diagnosis
|250.02
|Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2
|Active
|07/20/2010
|----
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code*
!scope="col"|Patient Problem
!scope="col"|Status
!scope="col"|Date Diagnosed
|----
|Disorder
|44054006
|Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2
|Active
|07/20/2010
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="10"|Medication List
|----
!scope="col"|RxNorm Code
!scope="col"|Product
!scope="col"|Generic Name
!scope="col"|Brand Name
!scope="col"|Strength
!scope="col"|Dose
!scope="col"|Route
!scope="col"|Frequency
!scope="col"|Date Started
!scope="col"|Status
|----
|205875
|Medication
|glyburide
|Diabeta
|2.5 mg
|1 Tablet
|PO
|Q AM
|07/20/2010
|Active
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Medication Allergy List
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|SNOMED Code
!scope="col"|Medication/Agent
!scope="col"|Reaction
!scope="col"|Date Recorded
|----
|Drug Allergy
|293597001
|Codeine
|Hives
|06/27/1996
|----
|Drug Allergy
|294506009
|Ampicillin
|Diarrhea, nausea, vomiting
|03/15/1994
|----
|}

{| border="1"|
!colspan="5"|Diagnostic Test Results
|----
!scope="col"|Type
!scope="col"|LOINC Code
!scope="col"|Test (Normal Range)
!scope="col"|Result
!scope="col"|Date Performed
|----
|Chemistry
|14771-0
|Fasting Blood Glucose (70–100 mg/dl)
|178 mg/dl
|07/20/2010
|----
|}
[https://trac.opensourcevista.net/browser/hData/trunk/test-patients/NIST-EP-Patient-1-Visit-1.csv CSV version of this data]

--[[User:Glilly|Glilly]] 19:00, 23 Nov 2010 (PST)

NIST Test Patients

2010-11-25T20:33:25Z

DaveMishler: Add inpatient test patients and one ambu and one office visit

NIST Test Patients

2010-11-25T20:12:52Z

DaveMishler: Initial creation of NIST test patient data page

= NIST Test Patient Data =

Several of the NIST Meaningful Use test procedures contain test patient data. These public test patients are really interesting for many reasons. For example, medication allergies are coded using SNOMED-CT.

The test patient data was extracted and processed from the Test Data sections of the following test procedures on the NIST website:

* 170.304.h_ClinicalSummaries_v1.0.pdf
* 170.304.i_ExchangeClinicalinfoPatientSummaryRecordAmb_v01.0.pdf
* 170.306.f_ExchangeClinicalinfoSummaryRecordIP_v1.0.pdf

The URL for the NIST test procedure page is
http://healthcare.nist.gov/use_testing/finalized_requirements.html

== Ambulatory Test Patients ==

== Office Visit Test Patients ==

Main Page

2010-11-25T19:55:06Z

DaveMishler: /* Meaningful Use */

= Vistapedia =
== What is VistA? ==
'''[[VistA]]''' is a public domain [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_health_record electronic health record] programmed by federal employees working for the [http://www.va.gov US Department of Veterans Affairs] (previously the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Department_of_Veterans_Affairs Veterans Administration]) over the past several decades. For more info, see [[VistA|this page]].

== What is RPMS? ==
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== What is Vistapedia? ==
Vistapedia is a wiki for several varieties of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_domain public domain] versions of VistA and [http://www.ehr.ihs.gov/ RPMS]. Information about the integrated VistA installer called [[Astronaut_VistA|Astronaut]] is also contained within these pages.

This wiki covers installation, configuration, and usage of these VistA derivatives. It also serves as an introduction to the [[VistA Documentation Library]] for everyone outside the VA. In addition, current events, development advances, and other news about the flavors of VistA are posted here.

This wiki runs the same [http://www.mediawiki.org software] as [http://www.wikipedia.com/ Wikipedia].

----

=== Versions of VistA ===
There are several versions of VistA that are used outside of the VA. (See [[Which VistA|this page]] for some introductory information regarding aspects of the different versions.)

* [[How to Get WorldVistA EHR|WorldVistA EHR]] ([http://www.opensource.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.php GPL] licensed) ([http://worldvista.org Home]) ([http://worldvista.org/Software_Download Download]) ([[WorldVista|Installation]]) ([[Astronaut_VistA#Astronaut_WorldVistA_installers|Astronaut installer]])

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* FOIA Vista ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_domain public domain] under [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_Information_Act_%28United_States%29 FOIA]) ([http://www.va.gov/vista_monograph/ Home]) ([ftp://ftp.va.gov/Vista/Software/VISTA_FOIA_ZIPS/ Download])

(Other versions such as da Vinci Vista, VOE Vista, and Hui Vista no longer exist or are no longer maintained.)

== Detailed Information ==

*[[How does VistA work]]? -- basic information about VistA's components.

*[[Where do I Start]]? -- Start here.

*[http://www.vistapedia.net/index.php?title=Category:FAQ FAQ] -- common Questions about VistA.

*[[Usage]] -- start using VistA once it is successfully installed

*[[Special:Popularpages|Popular pages]] -- frequently viewed pages in this wiki.

*[http://www.vistapedia.net/index.php?title=Special:Categories Categories] -- good for browsing.

*[[Special:Specialpages|Special pages]] -- a form of Table of Contents for this wiki.

*[[VistA Community Challenges]] -- the issues we're trying to solve currently.

*[[Flydoc pages|Flydoc's documentation]] -- training docs from a real-world implementation

=== Meaningful Use ===
* [[Meaningful_Use_Stage_One_Final_Rule|Meaningful Use]] -- criteria and resources for Stage 1 (Final Rule)

* [[MU_Stage_One_Standards|Meaningful Use Stage One Standards]]

* [[Meaningful_Use_Stage_One_Final_Rule_Analysis|Meaningful Use Analysis, Commentary and Presentations]]

*[[Meaningful Use (WG6)|Meaningful Use (Interim Rule)]] -- analysis of the EHR requirements for Stage 1 (Interim Rule) to qualify for stimulus funds from the US government.

* [[EP_Measure_Specifications_Overview|Quality Measure Specifications (for both EP & EH)]]

* [[NIST_Test_Patients|NIST Test Patient Data]]

== Topics in active development ==
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*[[Health Information Exchange]]

*[[Scanned_Documents|Working with Scanned Documents and Images]]

*[[Certification]]

*[[Training centers]]

*[[Practice_Management_System|Practice Management Systems]]

*[[Web Interfaces|Web-based Interfaces]]

== Current events ==
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== Other content ==

* [[Old_Main|Old Main Page]]
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* [[Licensing|Licensing issues]]
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* [[SHabiel_Pages| Sam's Pages]] Sam's Pages for various config stuff in VISTA.

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MUMPS Code Examples

2010-02-27T20:47:59Z

DaveMishler: /* MUMPS Code to iterate over every subscript of the global ^XTMP */

== Instructions for page ==
For each of these code fragments, be sure to put them in CODE tags, and note whether the code is Standard MUMPS, and if not, what MUMPS systems it works on.
<pre><nowiki>
=== Title for explanation of code purpose ==
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
<tt><pre>
some code
</pre></tt>
</nowiki></pre>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every global ===

NOTE: this is NON-STANDARD MUMPS. Known to work on GT.M

<tt><pre>
SET GBLNAME="^%" FOR SET GBLNAME=$ORDER(@GBLNAME) QUIT:GBLNAME="" DO Something(GBLNAME)
</pre></tt>
=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every value of the first subscript of the global ^XTMP ===

NOTE: Standard MUMPS
Note: the following code immediately stops if there are no subscripts to ^XTMP

<tt><pre>
SET SUB="" FOR SET SUB=$ORDER(^XTMP(SUB)) QUIT:SUB="" DO Something(SUB)
</pre></tt>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every FileMan File ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS

<tt><pre>
S FILE=0 F S FILE=$O(^DIC(FILE)) Q:FILE'=+FILE D Something(FILE)
</pre></tt>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over Data Dictionary Number of every FileMan File & Subfile ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS

<tt><pre>
S DDNUM=0 F S DDNUM=$O(^DD(DDNUM)) Q:DDNUM'=+DDNUM D Something(DDNUM)
</pre></tt>

=== Getting the {K} closed root for a Data Dictionary Number ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
Given a Data Dictionary number generates a closed root with the "variables"
expressed as as the three letters: "{K}" Note this allows one to iterate through all of the "constant" parts of root using $PIECE and two argument $LENGTH.
The result CANNOT be used directly with indirection i.e. @ROOT@(something)
until the {K} text is replaced with either a constant or a variable.

<tt><pre>
S RESULT=$$ROOT^DMSQU(ddnum)
</pre></tt>

Example:
PATIENT File #2 has a Field #1900 the "APPOINTMENT" multiple that is in DDNUM 2.98

<tt><pre>
MUMPS> W !,$$ROOT^DMSQU(2.98)

^DPT({K},"S",{K})
</pre></tt>

MUMPS Code Examples

2010-02-27T20:46:03Z

DaveMishler:

== Instructions for page ==
For each of these code fragments, be sure to put them in CODE tags, and note whether the code is Standard MUMPS, and if not, what MUMPS systems it works on.
<pre><nowiki>
=== Title for explanation of code purpose ==
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
<tt><pre>
some code
</pre></tt>
</nowiki></pre>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every global ===

NOTE: this is NON-STANDARD MUMPS. Known to work on GT.M

<tt><pre>
SET GBLNAME="^%" FOR SET GBLNAME=$ORDER(@GBLNAME) QUIT:GBLNAME="" DO Something(GBLNAME)
</pre></tt>
=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every subscript of the global ^XTMP ===

NOTE: Standard MUMPS
Note: the following code immediately stops if there are no subscripts to ^XTMP

<tt><pre>
SET SUB="" FOR SET SUB=$ORDER(^XTMP(SUB)) QUIT:SUB="" DO Something(SUB)
</pre></tt>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every FileMan File ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS

<tt><pre>
S FILE=0 F S FILE=$O(^DIC(FILE)) Q:FILE'=+FILE D Something(FILE)
</pre></tt>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over Data Dictionary Number of every FileMan File & Subfile ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS

<tt><pre>
S DDNUM=0 F S DDNUM=$O(^DD(DDNUM)) Q:DDNUM'=+DDNUM D Something(DDNUM)
</pre></tt>

=== Getting the {K} closed root for a Data Dictionary Number ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
Given a Data Dictionary number generates a closed root with the "variables"
expressed as as the three letters: "{K}" Note this allows one to iterate through all of the "constant" parts of root using $PIECE and two argument $LENGTH.
The result CANNOT be used directly with indirection i.e. @ROOT@(something)
until the {K} text is replaced with either a constant or a variable.

<tt><pre>
S RESULT=$$ROOT^DMSQU(ddnum)
</pre></tt>

Example:
PATIENT File #2 has a Field #1900 the "APPOINTMENT" multiple that is in DDNUM 2.98

<tt><pre>
MUMPS> W !,$$ROOT^DMSQU(2.98)

^DPT({K},"S",{K})
</pre></tt>

MUMPS Code Examples

2010-02-27T18:34:45Z

DaveMishler:

== Instructions for page ==
For each of these code fragments, be sure to put them in CODE tags, and note whether the code is Standard MUMPS, and if not, what MUMPS systems it works on.
<pre><nowiki>
=== Title for explanation of code purpose ==
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
<tt><pre>
some code
</pre></tt>
</nowiki></pre>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every global ===

NOTE: this is NON-STANDARD MUMPS. Known to work on GT.M

<tt><pre>
SET GBLNAME="^%" FOR SET GBLNAME=$ORDER(@GBLNAME) QUIT:GBLNAME="" DO Something(GBLNAME)
</pre></tt>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every FileMan File ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS

<tt><pre>
S FILE=0 F S FILE=$O(^DIC(FILE)) Q:FILE'=+FILE D Something(FILE)
</pre></tt>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over Data Dictionary Number of every FileMan File & Subfile ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS

<tt><pre>
S DDNUM=0 F S DDNUM=$O(^DD(DDNUM)) Q:DDNUM'=+DDNUM D Something(DDNUM)
</pre></tt>

=== Getting the {K} closed root for a Data Dictionary Number ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
Given a Data Dictionary number generates a closed root with the "variables"
expressed as as the three letters: "{K}" Note this allows one to iterate through all of the "constant" parts of root using $PIECE and two argument $LENGTH.
The result CANNOT be used directly with indirection i.e. @ROOT@(something)
until the {K} text is replaced with either a constant or a variable.

<tt><pre>
S RESULT=$$ROOT^DMSQU(ddnum)
</pre></tt>

Example:
PATIENT File #2 has a Field #1900 the "APPOINTMENT" multiple that is in DDNUM 2.98

<tt><pre>
MUMPS> W !,$$ROOT^DMSQU(2.98)

^DPT({K},"S",{K})
</pre></tt>

MUMPS Code Examples

2010-02-27T18:32:54Z

DaveMishler: /* MUMPS Code to iterate over every FileMan File */

== Instructions for page ==
For each of these code fragments, be sure to put them in CODE tags, and note whether the code is Standard MUMPS, and if not, what MUMPS systems it works on.
<pre><nowiki>
=== Title for explanation of code purpose ==
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
<code>
</code>
</nowiki></pre>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every global ===

NOTE: this is NON-STANDARD MUMPS. Known to work on GT.M

<tt><pre>
SET GBLNAME="^%" FOR SET GBLNAME=$ORDER(@GBLNAME) QUIT:GBLNAME="" DO Something(GBLNAME)
</pre></tt>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every FileMan File ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS

<tt>
S FILE=0 F S FILE=$O(^DIC(FILE)) Q:FILE'=+FILE D Something(FILE)
</tt>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over Data Dictionary Number of every FileMan File & Subfile ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS

<code>
S DDNUM=0 F S DDNUM=$O(^DD(DDNUM)) Q:DDNUM'=+DDNUM D Something(DDNUM)
</code>

=== Getting the {K} closed root for a Data Dictionary Number ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
Given a Data Dictionary number generates a closed root with the "variables"
expressed as as the three letters: "{K}" Note this allows one to iterate through all of the "constant" parts of root using $PIECE and two argument $LENGTH.
The result CANNOT be used directly with indirection i.e. @ROOT@(something)
until the {K} text is replaced with either a constant or a variable.

<code>
S RESULT=$$ROOT^DMSQU(ddnum)
</code>

Example:
PATIENT File #2 has a Field #1900 the "APPOINTMENT" multiple that is in DDNUM 2.98

<code>
MUMPS> W !,$$ROOT^DMSQU(2.98)

^DPT({K},"S",{K})
</code>

MUMPS Code Examples

2010-02-27T18:32:09Z

DaveMishler: /* MUMPS Code to iterate over every global */

== Instructions for page ==
For each of these code fragments, be sure to put them in CODE tags, and note whether the code is Standard MUMPS, and if not, what MUMPS systems it works on.
<pre><nowiki>
=== Title for explanation of code purpose ==
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
<code>
</code>
</nowiki></pre>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every global ===

NOTE: this is NON-STANDARD MUMPS. Known to work on GT.M

<tt><pre>
SET GBLNAME="^%" FOR SET GBLNAME=$ORDER(@GBLNAME) QUIT:GBLNAME="" DO Something(GBLNAME)
</pre></tt>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every FileMan File ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS

<code>
S FILE=0 F S FILE=$O(^DIC(FILE)) Q:FILE'=+FILE D Something(FILE)
</code>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over Data Dictionary Number of every FileMan File & Subfile ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS

<code>
S DDNUM=0 F S DDNUM=$O(^DD(DDNUM)) Q:DDNUM'=+DDNUM D Something(DDNUM)
</code>

=== Getting the {K} closed root for a Data Dictionary Number ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
Given a Data Dictionary number generates a closed root with the "variables"
expressed as as the three letters: "{K}" Note this allows one to iterate through all of the "constant" parts of root using $PIECE and two argument $LENGTH.
The result CANNOT be used directly with indirection i.e. @ROOT@(something)
until the {K} text is replaced with either a constant or a variable.

<code>
S RESULT=$$ROOT^DMSQU(ddnum)
</code>

Example:
PATIENT File #2 has a Field #1900 the "APPOINTMENT" multiple that is in DDNUM 2.98

<code>
MUMPS> W !,$$ROOT^DMSQU(2.98)

^DPT({K},"S",{K})
</code>

MUMPS Code Examples

2010-02-27T18:31:10Z

DaveMishler: /* MUMPS Code to iterate over every global */

== Instructions for page ==
For each of these code fragments, be sure to put them in CODE tags, and note whether the code is Standard MUMPS, and if not, what MUMPS systems it works on.
<pre><nowiki>
=== Title for explanation of code purpose ==
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
<code>
</code>
</nowiki></pre>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every global ===

NOTE: this is NON-STANDARD MUMPS. Known to work on GT.M

<pre><tt>
SET GBLNAME="^%" FOR SET GBLNAME=$ORDER(@GBLNAME) QUIT:GBLNAME="" DO Something(GBLNAME)
</tt></pre>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every FileMan File ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS

<code>
S FILE=0 F S FILE=$O(^DIC(FILE)) Q:FILE'=+FILE D Something(FILE)
</code>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over Data Dictionary Number of every FileMan File & Subfile ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS

<code>
S DDNUM=0 F S DDNUM=$O(^DD(DDNUM)) Q:DDNUM'=+DDNUM D Something(DDNUM)
</code>

=== Getting the {K} closed root for a Data Dictionary Number ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
Given a Data Dictionary number generates a closed root with the "variables"
expressed as as the three letters: "{K}" Note this allows one to iterate through all of the "constant" parts of root using $PIECE and two argument $LENGTH.
The result CANNOT be used directly with indirection i.e. @ROOT@(something)
until the {K} text is replaced with either a constant or a variable.

<code>
S RESULT=$$ROOT^DMSQU(ddnum)
</code>

Example:
PATIENT File #2 has a Field #1900 the "APPOINTMENT" multiple that is in DDNUM 2.98

<code>
MUMPS> W !,$$ROOT^DMSQU(2.98)

^DPT({K},"S",{K})
</code>

MUMPS Code Examples

2010-02-27T18:30:43Z

DaveMishler: /* MUMPS Code to iterate over every global */

== Instructions for page ==
For each of these code fragments, be sure to put them in CODE tags, and note whether the code is Standard MUMPS, and if not, what MUMPS systems it works on.
<pre><nowiki>
=== Title for explanation of code purpose ==
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
<code>
</code>
</nowiki></pre>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every global ===

NOTE: this is NON-STANDARD MUMPS. Known to work on GT.M

<pre><code>
SET GBLNAME="^%" FOR SET GBLNAME=$ORDER(@GBLNAME) QUIT:GBLNAME="" DO Something(GBLNAME)
</code></pre>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every FileMan File ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS

<code>
S FILE=0 F S FILE=$O(^DIC(FILE)) Q:FILE'=+FILE D Something(FILE)
</code>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over Data Dictionary Number of every FileMan File & Subfile ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS

<code>
S DDNUM=0 F S DDNUM=$O(^DD(DDNUM)) Q:DDNUM'=+DDNUM D Something(DDNUM)
</code>

=== Getting the {K} closed root for a Data Dictionary Number ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
Given a Data Dictionary number generates a closed root with the "variables"
expressed as as the three letters: "{K}" Note this allows one to iterate through all of the "constant" parts of root using $PIECE and two argument $LENGTH.
The result CANNOT be used directly with indirection i.e. @ROOT@(something)
until the {K} text is replaced with either a constant or a variable.

<code>
S RESULT=$$ROOT^DMSQU(ddnum)
</code>

Example:
PATIENT File #2 has a Field #1900 the "APPOINTMENT" multiple that is in DDNUM 2.98

<code>
MUMPS> W !,$$ROOT^DMSQU(2.98)

^DPT({K},"S",{K})
</code>

MUMPS Code Examples

2010-02-27T16:15:49Z

DaveMishler: /* MUMPS Code to iterate over Data Dictionary Number of every FileMan File & Subfile */

== Instructions for page ==
For each of these code fragments, be sure to put them in CODE tags, and note whether the code is Standard MUMPS, and if not, what MUMPS systems it works on.
<pre><nowiki>
=== Title for explanation of code purpose ==
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
<code>
</code>
</nowiki></pre>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every global ===

NOTE: this is NON-STANDARD MUMPS. Known to work on GT.M

<code>
SET GBLNAME="^%" FOR SET GBLNAME=$o(@GBLNAME) Q:GBLNAME="" DO Something(GBLNAME)
</code>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every FileMan File ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS

<code>
S FILE=0 F S FILE=$O(^DIC(FILE)) Q:FILE'=+FILE D Something(FILE)
</code>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over Data Dictionary Number of every FileMan File & Subfile ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS

<code>
S DDNUM=0 F S DDNUM=$O(^DD(DDNUM)) Q:DDNUM'=+DDNUM D Something(DDNUM)
</code>

=== Getting the {K} closed root for a Data Dictionary Number ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
Given a Data Dictionary number generates a closed root with the "variables"
expressed as as the three letters: "{K}" Note this allows one to iterate through all of the "constant" parts of root using $PIECE and two argument $LENGTH.
The result CANNOT be used directly with indirection i.e. @ROOT@(something)
until the {K} text is replaced with either a constant or a variable.

<code>
S RESULT=$$ROOT^DMSQU(ddnum)
</code>

Example:
PATIENT File #2 has a Field #1900 the "APPOINTMENT" multiple that is in DDNUM 2.98

<code>
MUMPS> W !,$$ROOT^DMSQU(2.98)

^DPT({K},"S",{K})
</code>

MUMPS Code Examples

2010-02-27T16:14:55Z

DaveMishler: /* MUMPS Code to iterate over every FileMan File */

== Instructions for page ==
For each of these code fragments, be sure to put them in CODE tags, and note whether the code is Standard MUMPS, and if not, what MUMPS systems it works on.
<pre><nowiki>
=== Title for explanation of code purpose ==
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
<code>
</code>
</nowiki></pre>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every global ===

NOTE: this is NON-STANDARD MUMPS. Known to work on GT.M

<code>
SET GBLNAME="^%" FOR SET GBLNAME=$o(@GBLNAME) Q:GBLNAME="" DO Something(GBLNAME)
</code>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every FileMan File ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS

<code>
S FILE=0 F S FILE=$O(^DIC(FILE)) Q:FILE'=+FILE D Something(FILE)
</code>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over Data Dictionary Number of every FileMan File & Subfile ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
<code>
S DDNUM=0 F S DDNUM=$O(^DD(DDNUM)) Q:DDNUM'=+DDNUM D Something(DDNUM)
</code>

=== Getting the {K} closed root for a Data Dictionary Number ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
Given a Data Dictionary number generates a closed root with the "variables"
expressed as as the three letters: "{K}" Note this allows one to iterate through all of the "constant" parts of root using $PIECE and two argument $LENGTH.
The result CANNOT be used directly with indirection i.e. @ROOT@(something)
until the {K} text is replaced with either a constant or a variable.

<code>
S RESULT=$$ROOT^DMSQU(ddnum)
</code>

Example:
PATIENT File #2 has a Field #1900 the "APPOINTMENT" multiple that is in DDNUM 2.98

<code>
MUMPS> W !,$$ROOT^DMSQU(2.98)

^DPT({K},"S",{K})
</code>

MUMPS Code Examples

2010-02-27T16:14:31Z

DaveMishler: /* MUMPS Code to iterate over every global */

== Instructions for page ==
For each of these code fragments, be sure to put them in CODE tags, and note whether the code is Standard MUMPS, and if not, what MUMPS systems it works on.
<pre><nowiki>
=== Title for explanation of code purpose ==
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
<code>
</code>
</nowiki></pre>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every global ===

NOTE: this is NON-STANDARD MUMPS. Known to work on GT.M

<code>
SET GBLNAME="^%" FOR SET GBLNAME=$o(@GBLNAME) Q:GBLNAME="" DO Something(GBLNAME)
</code>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over every FileMan File ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
<code>
S FILE=0 F S FILE=$O(^DIC(FILE)) Q:FILE'=+FILE D Something(FILE)
</code>

=== MUMPS Code to iterate over Data Dictionary Number of every FileMan File & Subfile ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
<code>
S DDNUM=0 F S DDNUM=$O(^DD(DDNUM)) Q:DDNUM'=+DDNUM D Something(DDNUM)
</code>

=== Getting the {K} closed root for a Data Dictionary Number ===
NOTE: Standard MUMPS
Given a Data Dictionary number generates a closed root with the "variables"
expressed as as the three letters: "{K}" Note this allows one to iterate through all of the "constant" parts of root using $PIECE and two argument $LENGTH.
The result CANNOT be used directly with indirection i.e. @ROOT@(something)
until the {K} text is replaced with either a constant or a variable.

<code>
S RESULT=$$ROOT^DMSQU(ddnum)
</code>

Example:
PATIENT File #2 has a Field #1900 the "APPOINTMENT" multiple that is in DDNUM 2.98

<code>
MUMPS> W !,$$ROOT^DMSQU(2.98)

^DPT({K},"S",{K})
</code>

MUMPS

2010-02-27T16:13:29Z

DaveMishler:

'''MUMPS''' is the programming language used for VistA.

* See [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUMPS the Wikipedia article on MUMPS]
* See [[Introduction_To_Programming_VistA_with_MUMPS | Introduction to Programming VistA with MUMPS]]
* See [[MUMPS Code Examples]]

There are several implementations of MUMPS:

* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GT.M GT.M] from Fidelity (open source)
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cach%C3%A9_%28software%29 Cache] from InterSystems Corporation (proprietary)

Any program written in MUMPS that is stated as being written in Standard MUMPS must conform to the ANSI X11 standard for the language.

Any implementation of MUMPS that is to be qualified as Standard MUMPS must conform to the ANSI X11 standard for the language.