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SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board
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Page 1: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

SNOMED for Clinical Records:

Tools to facilitate implementation.

Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP

AVMA Liaison to the

SNOMED Editorial Board

Page 2: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

Conflicting Goals

• Store medical information in a way that optimizes retrieval.

• Allow a range of expressive capability– Acute, chronic, subacute– Left, right, both…– Tentative, final, rule-out (diagnoses)

Page 3: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

What do we need?

• A manageable list of concepts.– simplifies data entry– Technical expressiveness of Fun with Dick and Jane

• Nomenclature / Vocabulary / Classification – We can be CERTAIN that the “term” (description in

SNOMED) means what we think it means.– We can develop rules that allow us to combine concepts

to express ideas more complicated than those contained in the nomenclature.

– Volume and technical sophistication of War and Peace

Page 4: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

How much is enough?

SNOMED

“Veterinary” SNOMED

“Companion Animal”SNOMED

“Equine” SNOMED

Page 5: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

Which part do we need?

Companion Animal

SNOMED

FoodAnimal

SNOMED

Page 6: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

SNOMED Strategies

• Keep the lists small, restrict “freedom of expression”– Keep the tools simple and inexpensive– Make the learning curve steep and short– Limit the long-term uses of data

• Make the lists inclusive, facilitate expression.– Spend system $$$ for vocabulary activity– Build flexibility into user interface tools (and make

the user spend more time on data entry).– Capture “future value” in data sets

Page 7: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

Intermediate Strategy

• Keep the interface “pick-list” restricted

• Allow the user to have access to SNOMED as needed (add new concepts to “pick-list”)

• Create a strategy for “concept building.”– Also called post-coordination– Not a simple notion

Page 8: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

Implementing SNOMED

• “Recipe” for SNOMED subsets available.• Cannot be completely automated

– Our subset is a “horizontal slice” through SNOMED.

– Algorithms like “find all descendants” of a concept• very powerful, not very selective.

• Only function in the “vertical”

– Can allow user interaction to customize-with-use

• Person=power to produce subsets– between limited and unavailable.

Page 9: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

The root hierarchies of SNOMED are displayed. ANY SNOMED concept can be selected as the root of a custom hierarchy by following text links.

Page 10: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

This page is was reached by Selecting the “Disease” link, then “Disease by Body Site”.

Page 11: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

Clicking a “Select as Root” button opens this page.

At this point, clicking the individual nodes modifies the content of a window to the right (automatically).

Page 12: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

Selecting “Disease of cardiovascular system displays its children. “Heart disease” and “Vascular disease” are selected for the next level. Click “Add checked nodes”.

Page 13: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

In this mode, nodes can be deleted by selecting the delete key or additional nodes can be added from those that remain un-selected. (Tree was refreshed after the selections were added.)

Page 14: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

The process has been repeated for several nodes and through several generations.

Page 15: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

While in the build mode, any node selected on the tree offers an opportunity to add to or delete from its children.

Page 16: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

In “Maintenance Mode,” you can raise a node to a higher level in the “Is A” hierarchy. Everything is a child of cardiovascular disease.

Page 17: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

In “Maintenance Mode,” you can substitute a synonym for a concept. Once selected, the synonym will be displayed in the tree.

Page 18: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

Post-coordination Issues

• Data structure is parallel to SNOMED native.– Single table approach

• Additional field minimum to account for “instances”

• Maintain fidelity with active copy of SNOMED for searching, phrase construction.

– Multi-table approaches (child, grandchild) are used in this simulation

– Can be used to generate phrase represented by a link to a local code. SNOMED encoded phrase is searched, or communicated.

Page 19: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

Select the unfinished Visit for “Hokie”, case 123460

Page 20: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

Add Body Weight, then Add Finding

Page 21: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

Search SNOMED link connects to custom browser element. Search for “fracture and femur”.

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Select “Closed fracture of femur”

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Refresh summary screen.

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Select code [phrase] link to modify.

Page 25: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

SNOMED link as before, frequently used codes for Severity, laterality, certainty, etc.

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Select either link to modify the concept indicated. EitherParents or children may acquire additional children.

Page 27: SNOMED for Clinical Records: Tools to facilitate implementation. Jeff R. Wilcke, DVM, MS, DACVCP AVMA Liaison to the SNOMED Editorial Board.

Currently laterality is the only available modifier for children (others may be appropriate, we’re not prepared to judge). In this case it modifies the root (parent) concept.

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The “frequently used codes” list.

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This is the diagnosis in display/select mode, only the root (parent) concept is visible. When you select an observation value, you are shown its full storage form.

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Real purpose of this application:

• The demo records system is also linked to an HL-7 based report generator.

• XML Reports


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