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{{DiscussAllan | q

*If a CT is done on the abdomen, chest and pelvis do we have to put in 3 entries in the component area?--[[User:LKolesar|LKolesar]] 10:05, 2018 July 19 (CDT)

** pretty sure the answer is yes, but pushing over to Allan. Ttenbergen 14:55, 2018 July 19 (CDT)}}

{{discussion}} For those scans (CT/MRI/US/Nuclear med etc) do we choose imaging or diagnostic? Does this depend on the findings? for eg. If the scan is normal is this imaging? and if there is an abnormality is this diagnostic? [[User:Lkaita|Lisa Kaita]] 11:19, 2018 August 22 (CDT)

* For those scans (CT/MRI/US/Nuclear med etc) do we choose imaging or diagnostic? Does this depend on the findings? for eg. If the scan is normal is this imaging? and if there is an abnormality is this diagnostic? [[User:Lkaita|Lisa Kaita]] 11:19, 2018 August 22 (CDT)

** Is this about component coding, and which first and second components you can combine? If so: you can actually only code each second component with a first component that matches. I had tried to limit the dropdowns to that but ran into some problems with it, and then never got back to it. Then we changed what we show in the dropdowns and it became that much less intuitive (for this concept, but easier for others...). The deal is, the (T/D/I) at the end of the first component dictates that the second component, when viewed as drop-down, has to have a matching second column. Before we go live I will need to include cross checks for this. I hope to also make it more intuitive by then, even if just by including the (T/D/I) in the name for the second components. Thanks for reminding me about this. Ttenbergen 15:49, 2018 August 22 (CDT)

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 {{DiscussAllan | q
 *If a CT is done on the abdomen, chest and pelvis do we have to put in 3 entries in the component area?--[[User:LKolesar|LKolesar]] 10:05, 2018 July 19 (CDT)
+** pretty sure the answer is yes, but pushing over to Allan. Ttenbergen 14:55, 2018 July 19 (CDT)}}
-** pretty sure the answer is yes, but pushing over to Allan. Ttenbergen 14:55, 2018 July 19 (CDT)}}
+{{discussion}}
-{{discussion}} For those scans (CT/MRI/US/Nuclear med etc) do we choose imaging or diagnostic?  Does this depend on the findings? for eg. If the scan is normal is this imaging? and if there is an abnormality is this diagnostic? [[User:Lkaita|Lisa Kaita]] 11:19, 2018 August 22 (CDT)
+* For those scans (CT/MRI/US/Nuclear med etc) do we choose imaging or diagnostic?  Does this depend on the findings? for eg. If the scan is normal is this imaging? and if there is an abnormality is this diagnostic? [[User:Lkaita|Lisa Kaita]] 11:19, 2018 August 22 (CDT)
+** Is this about component coding, and which first and second components you can combine? If so: you can actually only code each second component with a first component that matches. I had tried to limit the dropdowns to that but ran into some problems with it, and then never got back to it. Then we changed what we show in the dropdowns and it became that much less intuitive (for this concept, but easier for others...). The deal is, the (T/D/I) at the end of the first component dictates that the second component, when viewed as drop-down, has to have a matching second column. Before we go live I will need to include cross checks for this. I hope to also make it more intuitive by then, even if just by including the (T/D/I) in the name for the second components. Thanks for reminding me about this. Ttenbergen 15:49, 2018 August 22 (CDT)
+{{CCMDB Data Integrity Checks|needs review}}
 === We are not tracking all possible procedures ===