Condition

Conditions refer to a disease or medical condition. In terms of the Electronic Health Record, Condition should be understood in this context as largely synonymous with a diagnosis or problem list item.

Trigger

Same as the Condition-Name.

Examples

_{Example of 'Condition' of ischemic stroke, specifying diagnosis type (discharge) and code (ICD10: I63).}

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_{Example of 'Condition' as diagnosis of Atopic Dermatitis.}

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_{Example of 'Condition' as diagnosis of substance abuse. Note that if no verb related to diagnosis is present, the 'Condition' span should be the same as the 'Condition-Name'.}

Arguments

• Code- An optional Condition-Code, typically an ICD10 code.
• Duration - An Equality Comparison representing a duration of time that the Condition occurred.
• Name - A Condition-Name. This should be the span that contains the actual condition in question.
• Minimum-Count - An Equality Comparison representing the minimum number of times a Condition must occur, e.g., "... admitted for stroke at least twice in the past year".
• Location - The physical Location a Condition was diagnosed in (typically a clinic or hospital) not anatomical.
• Polarity - The Condition Polarity.
• Provider - The Provider giving a diagnosis of the Condition.
• Severity - The Severity of the Condition.
• Stage - An Equality Comparison indicating the stage or grade of a Condition.
• Temporality - An Equality Comparison period the Condition occurred or was diagnosed in.
• Type - A Condition-Type. This is the domain or context in which the condition was diagnosed. In this sense the type is not related to anatomical structure but rather data provenance. Allowed types are:
  • admitting
  • discharge
  • problem-list