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mbellis

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Can anyone give me some guidance on how to find SNOMED codes for my family history form? GE suggested we get licenses from NIH, which we did, but I don't see where I can look up a SNOMED code there. Also, does anyone know how to tie the SNOMED codes into VFE forms so that we can use our current forms? I have a form that currently collects the information as disease and then member of the family instead of family member and disease. It appears we are using the same obs terms, so I would like to try to keep the same form.

Any help or guidance is appreciated!

Posted : May 27, 2014 1:33 am

mikeseale

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This is the site I use:

http://www.snomedbrowser.com/C.....&type =

Ignore the ones with a UK flag, they have extended codes.

As for tying them within the form, you have to use the new MEL functions that GE created for this.

Family History:

MEL_RELATIVES_FHX — In the Family History form, this returns a list of all patient family members. Includes the following information: FHXRelID, Relation, Degree, Description, Code, Code Type, and Gender where relevant.

MEL_LIST_FHX — Returns a list of all signed FHx records for a patient.

MEL_LIST_FHX _AFTER — Returns a patient's family history (FHX) data; this includes both signed and unsigned information.

MEL_LIST_FHX_NEW — Returns a list of all patient family history information updated during the current chart update.

MEL_ADD_FHX — Adds a new family health condition to a patient's chart.

MEL_UPDATE_FHX — Allows users to edit an existing family health condition for a patient's family member.

MEL_REMOVE_FHX — Allows users to remove an existing family health condition for a patient's family member.

Posted : May 27, 2014 1:53 am

mbellis

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Thanks!

Posted : May 27, 2014 4:02 am

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