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Page 1: The Medical Entities Dictionary Columbia University Department of Biomedical Informatics

The Medical Entities Dictionary

Columbia University

Department of Biomedical Informatics

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The Medical Entities Dictionary

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K#1 = 4.2K#1 = 3.3

K#2 = 3.2

K#1 = 3.0

Retrieving Results Individually

K#1

K#2

K#3 = 2.6

K#3

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K#1 = 4.2K#1 = 3.3

K#2 = 3.2

K#1 = 3.0

Retrieving Results by Class

K#1

K#2

K

K#3

K#3 = 2.6

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What is in the MED?

• Sunquest lab terms

• Cerner lab terms

• Digimedix drugs

• Cerner Drugs

• Sunquest Radiology

• ICD9-based problem list terms

• Other applications

• Knowledge terms

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How Big is the MED?

• Concept-based (77,500)• Multiple hierarchy (115,000)• Synonyms (180,000)• Translations (125,000)• Semantic links (270,000)• Attributes (175,000)

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MED Structure

MedicalEntity

PlasmaGlucose

Test

LaboratorySpecimen

PlasmaSpecimen

AnatomicSubstance

Plasma Substance

Sampled

Part of

Has S

pecimen

Substance Measured

LaboratoryProcedure

CHEM-7

LaboratoryTest

Event

DiagnosticProcedure

Substance

BioactiveSubstance

Glucose

Chemical

Carbo-hydrate

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Using the MED• Translation

– What is the ICD9 Code for …?– What is the display name for …?– What is the aggregation class for …?

• Translation Tables

• Class-based questions– Is Altace an antihypertensive?– What are all the antibiotics?

• Knowledge queries– What are the pharmaceutic ingredients of…?

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Using the MED

MED QueryMEDTranslation

TableInterfaceEngine

WebCIS

DecisionSupport

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The MED and Messaging

AncillarySystem

LocalCodes

MEDCodes

ClinicalData

Repository

OtherSubscribers

Interface EngineTranslation

Table

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Case Study: Aggregation for C2000

• Labs have multiple codes for the same tests

• C2000 displays tests in spreadsheets (“buttons”)

• One code per column per button

• Unrecognized codes go into “Miscellaneous”

• Labs are always adding new tests and not telling

• How do we keep the C2000 buttons current?

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C2000 Buttons in the MED

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The “Lytes” Button

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Intravascular Sodium Tests

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C2000 Buttons in the MED

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Querying for Button Parts

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Querying for Button Parts

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Operationalizing C2000 Aggregation

• Translation from lab code to MED code is done by interface engine

• Aggregation from MED code to C2000 button column (“Intravascular …”) is done by interface engine

• New lab tests that fall into existing columns are automatically aggregated

• New lab tests that don’t fall into existing columns can be identified before ending up in “Miscellaneous”

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Translations with the MED

Gentamicin

InjectableGentamicin

Gentamicn Sensitivity

Test

SerumGentamicin

Level

GentamicinToxicity

EtiologyMeasures

Sensitivity

Substance Measured Has ingredient

is-a

IntravascularGentamicin

TestsSummaryReports

DecisionRule

ExpertSystem

DrugInformation

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The MED and Eclipsys

• Capturing data from ancillary systems

• Aggregation for summary reporting

• Keeping terminologies up to date (e.g., for order entry)

• Class-based decision rules

• Multiple hierarchies allowed

• Linking to on-line resources