Drug

Drugs refer to medication orders, administrations, outpatient pharmacy "fills" for a given type of therapeutic medication, and non-pharmaceutical drugs (i.e., recreational or related to substance abuse). The Drug annotation can be a generic name, a brand name, or a category of drug.

Trigger

Same as the Drug-Name.

Examples

_{Example of 'Drug' for Prednisolone.}

Arguments

• Class - An Equality Comparison representing a class of a drug.
• Dose - An Equality Comparison or Polarity representing the dose given - e.g., "500 mg daily".
• Duration - An Equality Comparison representing the duration a Drug was given.
• Location - The physical Location the drug was ordered or given at.
• Minimum-Count - An Equality Comparison representing the The minimum number of times a Drug event must occur, e.g., "... at least twice in the past year".
• Name - A Drug-Name.
• Provider - The Provider giving a prescription or order of the Drug.
• Recency - An optional Recency annotation indicating whether use of a Drug must be the first or most recent.
• Temporality - An Equality Comparison representing the time period a Drug event occurred in.