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Non-categorical problem lists in a primary-care information system.
An ambulatory-care patient-tracking system has been implemented that records non-categorical problem descriptions in the outpatient problem list. The system does not restrict physicians to the use of predefined diagnostic categories. Instead, the system stores patient problems in a database as free-...
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American Medical Informatics Association
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pubmed-22476452008-11-07 Non-categorical problem lists in a primary-care information system. Wilton, R. Proc Annu Symp Comput Appl Med Care Research Article An ambulatory-care patient-tracking system has been implemented that records non-categorical problem descriptions in the outpatient problem list. The system does not restrict physicians to the use of predefined diagnostic categories. Instead, the system stores patient problems in a database as free-text records. Subsequent diagnostic categorization and coding is accomplished through prompted free-text input and appropriate reference databases. This system design allows an outpatient problem-list summary to reflect non-categorical health-status information in addition to coded medical diagnoses. American Medical Informatics Association 1991 /pmc/articles/PMC2247645/ /pubmed/1807721 Text en |
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Research Article Wilton, R. Non-categorical problem lists in a primary-care information system. |
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An ambulatory-care patient-tracking system has been implemented that records non-categorical problem descriptions in the outpatient problem list. The system does not restrict physicians to the use of predefined diagnostic categories. Instead, the system stores patient problems in a database as free-text records. Subsequent diagnostic categorization and coding is accomplished through prompted free-text input and appropriate reference databases. This system design allows an outpatient problem-list summary to reflect non-categorical health-status information in addition to coded medical diagnoses. |
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Wilton, R. |
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Wilton, R. |
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Wilton, R. |
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Non-categorical problem lists in a primary-care information system. |
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Non-categorical problem lists in a primary-care information system. |
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Non-categorical problem lists in a primary-care information system. |
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Non-categorical problem lists in a primary-care information system. |
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Non-categorical problem lists in a primary-care information system. |
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non-categorical problem lists in a primary-care information system. |
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American Medical Informatics Association |
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American Medical Informatics Association |
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1991 |
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https://ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2247645/ https://ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1807721 |
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