On Sat, Dec 02, 2006 at 12:04:41AM +1100, syan tan wrote:
> I was able to contribute to a peer education discussion list using
> gnumed today; someone mentioned an uncommon condition, and
> I was able to locate a similiar case using gnumed ,
:-)))
> by doing
> a search on clin.clin_narrative ilike (case-insensitive like) '%<search
> word1>%' and clin.clin_narrative ilike '%<search word2>%' ,
> and then backtracking to the identity.pk and the dem.names.id_identity.
A few points for your convenience:
- you might want to use the PG regex operators ~ and ~*
(insensitive) for increased matching power - OTOH they
might be somewhat slower
- a join might help:
select
...
from
clin.clin_narrative, dem.v_basic_person
where
... and
clin.clin_narrative.fk_patient = dem.v_basic_person.pk_identity
That'll give you the patient right away.
But you knew that.
> Very useful ; probably could do it using out native emr, but
> wouldn't have been < 10 seconds , as with gnumed.
Very nice :-)
The first non-Hilbert real-live report of GNUmed being
useful that I know of.
Karsten
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