Clinical Vocabulary - Columbia University
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Controlled Terminology in
Clinical Practice
James J. Cimino, M.D.
Department of Medical Informatics
Columbia University
Definition
Terminology:
A finite, enumerated set of terms intended
to convey information unambiguously
Some General Classes of Terms
Diagnostic Procedures
Therapeutic Procedures
Medications
Diagnoses
Findings
Organisms
Anatomy
Uses of Terminology
Storing in database
Querying database
Transfering data
Billing
Monitoring data
Term - Basic Features
Unique Identifier (Code)
12345
Official Name
aspirin
Synonyms
ASA
Translations
NDC:
5502; UMLS: C0004057
Term - Advanced Features
Classes
antipyretic,
anti-inflammatory, analgesic
Semantic Links
CAUSES:
gastritis
TREATS: arthritis
Attributes
UNITS:
mg
Desiderata for Terminology
Content
Concept Orientation
Nonredundant
Nonambiguous
Permanent
Nonsemantic Concept Identifiers
Polyhierarchy
Semantic relationships
Strict Hierarchy
disease
heart disease
heart attack
arrhythmia
lung disease
pneumonia
Polyhierarchy
disease
heart disease
heart attack
lung disease
arrhythmia
infectious disease
pneumonia
Semantic Network
specimen
is_a
test
is_a
serum
has_specimen
substance
is_a
potassium
serum potassium test
measures_substance
ICD-9/10 and -CM
9th International Classification of Diseases
WHO for collecting health statistics
Clinical Modifications added
10th edition
Clinical modifications under construction
Strict hierarchy
Synonyms and “index” terms
Code determines place in hierarchy
ICD9-CM Examples
------Diseases----003. @ OTHER SALMONELLA INFECTIONS
003.0
SALMONELLA GASTROENTERITIS
003.2 @ LOCALIZED SALMONELLA INFECTIONS
003.20 LOCALIZED SALMONELLA INFECTION, UNSPECIFIED
003.21 SALMONELLA MENINGITIS
003.29 OTHER LOCALIZED SALMONELLA INFECTIONS
------Procedures----01. @ INCISION AND EXCISION OF SKULL, BRAIN,...
01.0 @ CRANIAL PUNCTURE
01.01 CISTERNAL PUNCTURE
01.09 OTHER CRANIAL PUNCTURE
SNOMED
Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine
College of American Pathologists
Organized into axes
Synonyms
Assemble complex terms from axes
SNOMED-RT (Reference Terminology)
under development
SNOMED - Axes
D - Diseases
C - Drugs
F - Function
L - Living Organisms
X - Manufacturers
G - Modifiers
M - Morphology
J - Occupations
A - Physical Agents
P - Procedures
S - Social Context
T - Topography
SNOMED - Examples
"D3-15000"
"D3-15000"
"D3-15000"
"D3-15000"
"D3-15010"
"C-C137A"
"C-C137B"
"M-54700"
“M-54700"
"M-54700"
"M-54701"
"M-54701"
"S-10120"
"01"
"02"
"02"
"02"
"01"
"01"
"01"
"01"
"02"
"05"
"01"
"02"
"01"
"Myocardial infarction, NOS"
"Infarction of heart, NOS"
"Cardiac infarction, NOS"
"Heart attack, NOS”
"Microinfarct of heart”
"Bufferin Analgesic Tablets"
"Bufferin Analgesic Caplets"
"Infarct, NOS"
"Infarction, NOS"
"Infarcted"
"Focal infarct"
"Microscopic infarct"
"Mother, NOS"
"(T-32020) (M-54700)"
"(T-32020) (M-54700)"
"(T-32020) (M-54700)”
"(T-32020) (M-54700)"
"(T-32000) (M-54701)”
MeSH
Medical Subject Headings
National Library of Medicine
Indexing the medical literature
Multiple hierarchy
Synonyms
MeSH Example
D011014: Pneumonia
D018410: Pneumonia, Bacterial
D007877: Legionnaires' Disease
D011018: Pneumonia, Pneumococcal
D011019: Pneumonia, Mycoplasma
D009175: Mycoplasma Infections
D011002: Pleuropneumonia, Contagious
D011022: Pneumonia, Rickettsial
D011023: Pneumonia, Staphylococcal
D001996: Bronchopneumonia
D009956: Ornithosis
D011001: Pleuropneumonia
D011015: Pneumonia, Aspiration
D011017: Pneumonia, Lipid
D011020: Pneumonia, Pneumocystis carinii
D011024: Pneumonia, Viral
Nursing Terminologies
Diagnoses Interventions Outcomes
NANDA
Goals
X
NIC
NOC
GHHCC
X
X
X
PCDS
X
X
Omaha
X
X
X
AORN
X
X
X
ICNP
X
X
X
X
X
X
UMLS
Unified Medical Language System
National Library of Medicine
Metathesaurus groups terms under
single concept id
No new hierarchy
Translation of terms
Metathesaurus
80+ sources
1,358,891 strings
626,893 concepts
Strings have attributes
Concepts have attributes,
including Relations
Metathesaurus
Concept
Lexical group
String
String
Concept
Lexical group
String
String
Lexical group
String
String
Lexical group
String
String
Metathesaurus - MRCON
C0153957|ENG|P|L0180790|PF|S1084242|benign
neoplasm of heart
C0153957|ENG|P|L0180790|VC|S0245316|Benign
neoplasm of heart
C0153957|ENG|P|L0180790|VO|S1446737|Benign
neoplasm of heart, NOS
C0153957|ENG|S|L0524277|PF|S0599118|Benign
tumor of heart
C0153957|ENG|S|L0524278|PF|S0599510|Benign
tumour of heart
C0153957|ENG|s|L0018787|PF|S0900815|Heart <3>
C0153957|ENG|s|L0018787|VO|S0047194|Heart
C0153957|GER|P|L1258174|PF|S1500120|Gutartige
Neubildung: Herz
Metathesaurus - MRSO
C0153957|L0018787|S0047194|ICD10|PS|D15.1|3|
C0153957|L0018787|S0900815|MTH|MM|U003158|0|
C0153957|L0180790|S0245316|ICD10|PX|D15.1|3|
C0153957|L0180790|S0245316|ICD99|PT|212.7|0|
C0153957|L0180790|S0245316|RCD98|SY|B727.|3|
C0153957|L0180790|S1084242|MTH|PN|U001287|0|
C0153957|L0180790|S1446737|SNMI98|PT|D3F0100|3|
C0153957|L0524277|S0599118|RCDAE|PT|B727.|3|
C0153957|L0524278|S0599510|RCD98|PT|B727.|3|
C0153957|L1258174|S1500120|DMDICD|PT|D15.1|1
|
Metathesaurus - MRSTY
C0153957|T191|Neoplastic Process|
Metathesaurus - MRREL
C0002871|CHD|C0002891|isa|MSH99|MTH||
C0002871|CHD|C0002892||CSP98|||
C0002871|CHD|C0002893||RCD98|||
C0002871|RB|C0221016||MTH|MTH||
C0002871|RL|C0002886|mapped_to|SNMI98
|SNMI98||
MED
Medical Entities Dictionary
CPMC
Multiple hierarchy
Synonyms
Translations
Semantic links
Attributes
60,000 concepts
Central Controlled Vocabulary
MED Structure
Medical
Entity
Substance
Chemical
Laboratory
Specimen
Anatomic
Substance
Plasma
Carbohydrate
Bioactive
Substance
Plasma
Specimen
Event
Diagnostic
Procedure
Laboratory
Test
Plasma
Glucose
Glucose
Laboratory
Procedure
CHEM-7
Part of
What do we want to do with
these data?
Primary use
Other patient care reuse
Financial
Management
Information transfer (messaging)
Clinical research
Expert systems
Information retrieval
Vocabulary discovery
Primary Use of Data
Spit back the reports
Other Patient Care Reuse
Summaries
Comparability
of data
Trending of data
Time
representation
Retrieving Results Individually
K#1 = 4.2
K#1 = 3.3
K#2 = 3.2
K#1 = 3.0
K#3 = 2.6
K#1
K#2 K#3
Retrieving Results by Class
K#1 = 4.2
K#1 = 3.3
K#2 = 3.2
K#1 = 3.0
K#3 = 2.6
K
K#1
K#2 K#3
Case Study:
Summaries in the MED
Lab Display
Lab Test
Intravascular Glucose Test
Fingerstick Glucose Test
Serum Glucose Test
Plasma Glucose Test
Chem20 Display
DOP Summary
WebCIS Summary
Financial
Reporting
Accounting
Inventory
Case Study:
Orderable Tests
HCFA won’t
pay for lab batteries
Individual tests now treated as
orderable procedures
Need to appear in database as
procedures and as tests
Case Study:
Orderable Tests
Lab Procedure
Lab Test
Intravascular Glucose Test
Fingerstick Glucose Test
Serum Glucose Test
Plasma Glucose Test
Chem 7
Case Study:
Orderable Tests
Lab Procedure
Lab Test
Intravascular Glucose Test
Fingerstick Glucose Test
Orderable Test
Serum Glucose Test
Plasma Glucose Test
Chem 7
Management
Quality assurance
Case management
Information Transfer
(messaging)
Transfer to repository
State reporting
Clinical Research
Epidemiology
- symptoms, incidence,
history of disease
Outcomes - effectiveness of therapy,
ideal length of stay
Expert systems
Knowledge
base construction
Case abstraction
Automated decision support
Terminology and
Automated Decision Support
Data monitor checks for triggering conditions
Medical Logic Modules decide if warning
conditions are present
Message sent to appropriate channel
Example: Tuberculosis culture result
Decision Support Example: TB
Monitors for delayed culture results
Sends message if result not equal to the
code “No growth”
One day, dozens of alerts about positive
results but no organism was reported
What happened?
How the Lab Fooled the Alert
Alert looked for results = “No Growth”
Lab started reporting “No Growth to Date”
“No Growth to Date” = “No Growth”
Solution: Use the controlled terminology
to map all No-Growth-like lab terms into a
single class, and have the alert logic refer
to the class.
How We Outsmarted the Lab
(Before)
Medical Logic
Module
No Growth
No Growth
to Date
How We Outsmarted the Lab
(After)
“No Growth”
Results
No Growth
No Growth
to Date
No Growth
after 48 Hours
Medical Logic
Module
No Growth
after 24 Hours
No Growth
after 72 Hours
No Growth
after ...
Linking to On-line Resources
with Terminology
Clinician reviewing reports will have
information needs
On-line information sources can satisfy
that need
Data from report can be used to
automate the query
Medical Entities Dictionary
Laboratory
Test
Serum
Gentamicin
Test
Antibiotic
Random Gentamicin Level
Main-MeSH:
Supplementary-MeSH:
"Gentamicin/bl"
Measures: Gentamicin
Drug
Chemical
Aminoglycoside
Gentamicin
Injectable Gentamicin
Trade-Name: Garamycin"
Has-Ingredient: Gentamicin