Sam Heard wrote:

>Hi
>
>The quantity data type has the possibility of revealing changes that are
>unexpected. Let us say for example that you weigh someone and their weight
>is 80 Kg - and they tell you that they weighed 100 Kg 3 months ago. Or that
>a Hb was 151 and it is now 121 - still normal but has changed a lot and you
>may want to have this brought to your attention.
>
>ALSO - we have not differentiated at the RM level between information from
>the clinician and that given by the patient. 
>
why do you say that - ENTRY.provider does this.

>So OBSERVATION covers both -
>sure we can say where it came from but the weight example really shows that
>it may be from both.
>
not sure what you mean here....

>For this reason - I would like to see the Delta (or change) attribute to
>quantities to enable us to say if this measurement has gone up or down more
>than expected.
>
just one little question: when does it get turned on? What is "a lot", 
or "more than expected"?

- thomas beale


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