#304: accuracy of ALS diagnosis data collection
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 Reporter:  rwaitman     |       Owner:  mish
     Type:  enhancement  |      Status:  assigned
 Priority:  major        |   Milestone:  cohort-char-als
Component:  data-stds    |  Resolution:
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Comment (by lv):

 Here's an update on the process and results to date for Marshfield/MCRF:

 Searching by diagnosis alone results in 1219 patients, which was deemed
 too large to validate manually by the study team (Bob Greenlee and Deb
 Multerer).

 After discussion, the decision was made to restrict the population as
 follows:
 335.20 OR 335.24 OR 335.29 - occurs > 1x
 AND
 Enrollment - Two Encounters or Wellness Within 3 Years
 AND
 NOT Deceased

 Patient Count = 89

 The study team then requested that we add the location where the patient
 receives care from a neurologist, which would make it easier for our
 physician lead to review. Results weren't great.
  - In the past year, 34 of 89 saw a neurologist
  - In the past 3 years, 59 of 89 saw a neurologist.

 We pulled all appointments for the 89 patients over the past year and
 categorized as those who saw a neurologist and those that haven't.

 I don't have complete results, but we're seeing a lot of fallouts. Some
 patients are valid, but in hospice. Some are valid, but being followed at
 other institutions (Mayo, UW Health, New York, etc.). Some had rule-out
 diagnoses on the record in the distant past. Several haven't been seen at
 Marshfield for ALS in the past 2-3 years.

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