Yet another OBSERVATION vs. EVALUATION issue

an INSTRUCTION.) http://www.en13606.org http://www.en13606.org/wiki/images/1/1c/ERS_SIAMS_%28most_recent_version%29.pdf Gerard -- next part -- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.openehr.org/pipermail/openehr-clinical_lists.openehr.org/attachments/20120818/fc61edda

Yet another OBSERVATION vs. EVALUATION issue

Hi Stefan The scope of openEHR is the health record. With that in mind things are a little simpler On 17/08/2012 11:35 PM, Stefan Sauermann wrote: This is deeply philosophic, but if you want it you get it: ;) The fact that a smoker within a given population develops cancer is an

Yet another OBSERVATION vs. EVALUATION issue

20 something years of medical practice learned me to be humble and do not use the word Diagnosis too lightly: ... Example: I know that within one day I suspected the patient to have shortness of breath because of: asthma, pulmonary infection, cardiac failure and panic attacks/hyper

Yet another OBSERVATION vs. EVALUATION issue

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Yet another OBSERVATION vs. EVALUATION issue

lets ditch the term 'Diagnosis' completely. Or use it only when we are -as you write- scientifically certain. And use other terms. We (EN13606 Association) prefer the 'Reasons for ...' type of terms, because that is what they do in real life. They are the excuses to do something (or nothing);

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