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Just a memo to remind me of this.

 

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Graham Chiu
Beta Downloads and Documentation Wiki

This is an example of some sparklines on the consult editor.  I've shrunk the ticklers and hmg tables to allow these to fit in.

Sparklines are a way of condensing lots of information into a word sized graph.  The red dot shows the position of the last value, and the text gives that value as well.

The gap from the last test to the end of the white box indicates that the patient has not been recently for a blood test.

 

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Graham Chiu
Beta Downloads and Documentation Wiki

Sparklines - very cool.  Kind of like mini-graphs. 

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Here's the wikipedia entry

but the main information is on Prof Tufte's discussion board 

 

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Graham Chiu
Beta Downloads and Documentation Wiki

This image shows what happens when I click on the small sparkline.  It brings up an enlarged version with the data in a window.  Works for build 204.

Note that to get sparklines working, ESR and CRP must be using loinc codes, and for BMI, and BP, you need to have "BMI" and "Systolic" in the numeric measurements as type.

I am thinking of how to customize the displays so for a diabetic, you might display glucose, a patient on warfarin INRs etc.

 

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Graham Chiu
Beta Downloads and Documentation Wiki

Hmm.  I wonder if that is a tautology on the graph window title.  Sparklines are graphs .. so calling it a sparkline graph ...

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Graham Chiu
Beta Downloads and Documentation Wiki

I'm creating a tab on the consult editor that will display about 20 or more common results as sparklines.

These will initially be hard coded into the client, but later on, maybe I will allow users to customize their own.

So - suggestions please!

I need to know: name ( eg glucose ), display range ( eg. 0 to 60 mmol/l ), normal range ( 3.5 - 5 ) and loinc code if you know it.

and I'll code them in.

I can call glucose glucose-si for si units ?

 

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Graham Chiu
Beta Downloads and Documentation Wiki

I have now got the following minigraphs in beta-10 ( to be released )

1. BMI
2. DAS28
3. ESR
4. CRP
5. Systolic BP
6. Diastolic BP
7. TINR
8. HBA1c
9. ALT
10. AST
11. WBC
12. Glucose

More to follow ....
 

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Graham Chiu
Beta Downloads and Documentation Wiki

What about Yes or No sparklines for Pap Smears for the last XX years ?

I suppose that would be best handled another way. 

 What sparklines do I need ?  Well .. if I could get XML labs it would expand greatly .. but otherwise.

 

Weight 

BMI 

Systolic BP

Diastolic BP

A1c

PSA

 

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Starting from the 4 sparklines at the top right which number downwards 1 ... 4, the others on the graph page are 5 .. 12

Now on Custom/Normal Ranges .. you see a column named "Widget".

The idea is that shortly you will be able to specify which of those widgets will display which graph. 

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Graham Chiu
Beta Downloads and Documentation Wiki

I'd like MMSE (Mini Mental State Examination).

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and the details of this are?

 

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Graham Chiu
Beta Downloads and Documentation Wiki

Jason:

I'd like MMSE (Mini Mental State Examination).

Measures mental status.

it is a score out of 30.

That's about it.  I would do the score on a form and then manually enter the numeric value.

 

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Further investigation reveals that a score of 24 and above is considered normal.

 

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Graham Chiu
Beta Downloads and Documentation Wiki

Beta-10 now has a total of 36 usable sparklines whereby you can now designate which variable to graph.

The image above shows the left half of the graph screen in the consult editor, and half of the graphs have yet to be assigned to a parameter.

 

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Graham Chiu
Beta Downloads and Documentation Wiki