Hi Paul, Is there a API where you can retrieve the list of complete testing? If we have to use the UI to reverse engineer the testing list using guessing method such as auto-completion, it is quite not effective for developers. Very often we would like to get a complete picture to plan product road map.
Can you make it a feature request? build array to loop thru the testing list and print it in XML as API? Bess On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 4:36 PM, Paul (Google) <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Kanaya, > > The easiest way to get the appropriate names of codes for tests is to > enter them via the Health UI, using the terms recommended by the text > auto-completion, and then extract the corresponding CCR. If you don't > have software build to extract CCR records, you can use the Mt. Tabor > tool to retrieve CCR from H9 or production Health profiles. > > https://h9demo.mttaboronline.com/ca > > I had a couple of these tests in a CCR snippet that I use, and added > the remainder (blood sugar/plasma glucose). The CCR is below: > > Paul S. > > > <ContinuityOfCareRecord xmlns="urn:astm-org:CCR"> > <Body> > <Results> > <Result> > <Test> > <DateTime> > <Type> > <Text>Collection start date</Text> > </Type> > <ExactDateTime>2010-07-12</ExactDateTime> > </DateTime> > <Description> > <Text>Blood Sugar</Text> > <Code> > <Value>2341-6</Value> > <CodingSystem>LOINC</CodingSystem> > </Code> > </Description> > <TestResult> > <Value>90</Value> > <Units> > <Unit>mg/dL</Unit> > </Units> > </TestResult> > </Test> > </Result> > <Result> > <Test> > <DateTime> > <Type> > <Text>Collection start date</Text> > </Type> > <ExactDateTime>2010-07-12</ExactDateTime> > </DateTime> > <Description> > <Text>Glucose - Plasma</Text> > <Code> > <Value>6777-7</Value> > <CodingSystem>LOINC</CodingSystem> > </Code> > </Description> > <TestResult> > <Value>100</Value> > <Units> > <Unit>mg/dL</Unit> > </Units> > </TestResult> > </Test> > </Result> > <Result> > <DateTime> > <Type> > <Text>Collection start date</Text> > </Type> > <ExactDateTime>2010-07-12</ExactDateTime> > </DateTime> > <Test> > <Description> > <Text>Systolic Blood Pressure</Text> > <Code> > <Value>18.13801</Value> > <CodingSystem>Google</CodingSystem> > </Code> > </Description> > <Source> > <Actor> > <ActorID>[email protected]</ActorID> > <ActorRole> > <Text>Patient</Text> > </ActorRole> > </Actor> > </Source> > <TestResult> > <Value>120</Value> > <Units> > <Unit>mmHg</Unit> > </Units> > </TestResult> > </Test> > <Test> > <Description> > <Text>Diastolic Blood Pressure</Text> > <Code> > <Value>18.4248</Value> > <CodingSystem>Google</CodingSystem> > </Code> > </Description> > <TestResult> > <Value>80</Value> > <Units> > <Unit>mmHg</Unit> > </Units> > </TestResult> > </Test> > </Result> > <Result> > <Test> > <DateTime> > <Type> > <Text>Collection start date</Text> > </Type> > <ExactDateTime>2010-07-12</ExactDateTime> > </DateTime> > <Description> > <Text>Pulse</Text> > <Code> > <Value>18.6463</Value> > <CodingSystem>Google</CodingSystem> > </Code> > </Description> > <TestResult> > <Value>120</Value> > <Units> > <Unit>bpm</Unit> > </Units> > </TestResult> > </Test> > </Result> > <Result> > <Test> > <DateTime> > <Type> > <Text>Collection start date</Text> > </Type> > <ExactDateTime>2010-07-12</ExactDateTime> > </DateTime> > <Description> > <Text>Pulse Oximeter % Saturation</Text> > <Code> > <Value>18.11890</Value> > <CodingSystem>Google</CodingSystem> > </Code> > </Description> > <TestResult> > <Value>92</Value> > <Units> > <Unit>percent</Unit> > </Units> > </TestResult> > </Test> > </Result> > <Result> > <Test> > <DateTime> > <Type> > <Text>Collection start date</Text> > </Type> > <ExactDateTime>2010-07-12</ExactDateTime> > </DateTime> > <Description> > <Text>Weight</Text> > <Code> > <Value>3142-7</Value> > <CodingSystem>LOINC</CodingSystem> > </Code> > </Description> > <TestResult> > <Value>150</Value> > <Units> > <Unit>lbs</Unit> > </Units> > </TestResult> > </Test> > </Result> > </Results> > </Body> > </ContinuityOfCareRecord> > > > On Jul 12, 2:29 pm, Bess Ho <[email protected]> wrote: > > It seems like there is no doc defined the testing result format and > > requirement. If you happen to know what is working, is it possible that > you > > can share what work and what does not work. We can ask this group to > > contribute a document together. > > > > Google Health should provide this sort of doc. If not let's DIY. > > > > > > > > > > > > On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 12:26 AM, somu <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > > I am trying to send only a single test result and it works fine. > > > The issue right now is with the coding system. > > > I want to send various data like Systolic , diastolic, SPO2, pulse > > > rate, blood glucose, weight. > > > Could someone provide me with the exact coding system and respective > > > values to be posted to Google health. > > > As I am trying with LOINC and SNOMED right now but they are getting > > > rejected for me. > > > > > Thanks > > > Kanaya > > > > > -- > > > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google > Groups > > > "Google Health Developers" group. > > > To post to this group, send email to > > > [email protected]. > > > To unsubscribe from this group, send email to > > > [email protected]<googlehealthdevelopers%[email protected]><googlehealthdevelopers% > [email protected]> > > > . > > > For more options, visit this group at > > >http://groups.google.com/group/googlehealthdevelopers?hl=en. > > > > -- > > Bess Ho > > UI Architect / Developer / Designer > > iPhone Developer > > Silicon Valley Web Builder (SVWB) Founder > > > > The information transmitted is intended only for the person or entity to > > which it is addressed and may contain CONFIDENTIAL material. 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