Criteria

Question 1

There are four types of groupers

Answer 1

categories
concept
general
ICD codes

Question 2

Categories

Answer 2

Contains a list of category list values.
Category groupers are used only in Bugsy for lab result definitions,
drug‐bug rules, Reporting Workbench reports, and lab result property
build.

Question 3

concepts

Answer 3

Contains records mapped to clinical concepts, e.g. SNOMED codes

Question 4

General

Answer 4

Contains records from any master file, e.g. Diagnosis ﴾EDG﴿.

Question 5

ICD10 codes

Answer 5

Contains diagnosis records mapped to ICD codes

Question 6

Which type of grouper should you create for this build scenario?

a. Categories
b. Concept
c. General
d. ICD Codes

Answer 6

Answer: b. Concept
Why?
It’s the most efficient way to include the wide variety of diagnoses clinicians use to document
myocardial infarction. And you do not have a specific list of ICD codes to consider

Question 7

Grouper editor
create
yus dge concept myocardial infarction
Accept

Answer 7

master file: EDG
Type: concept
Relationship type: Concept Hierarchy
Concept, enter “myocardial infarction” and press Enter.
accept

Question 8

concept (HLX) <—-code diagnosis (edg)
concept (HLX) <—-Term Diagnosis (edg)

Question 9

Best Practice advisory–Create—YUS CL Myocardial
Release
Add criteria Type —Diagnosis—diagnosis grouper
leave Diagnosis Type blank
save

Answer 9

If the Diagnosis Type field is left blank, this criteria will include patients with any of these
types of problems, including both active and historical problems

Question 10

Generic Medication
A generic name is assigned to medication records to show that they’re essentially the same medication,
though they have a different strength or form. It’s a category value set in I ERX 114

Answer 10

Generic medications are maintained by your organization’s medication vendor ﴾e.g. Medi‐Span or FDB in
the United States﴿. Every medication that you receive from this vendor will include a generic medication.
The benefit of using a generic medication is that when new medications are loaded into your system,
they’ll automatically be included in your criteria

Question 11

. True or False: You can list individual diagnosis ﴾EDG﴿ records on the Diagnoses form of a criteria
record

Answer 11

False

Question 12

True or False: You can fill out more than one form in a criteria record

Answer 12

True

Question 13

Criteria—add Criteria type—Medication (Include)

Answer 13

order mode

Question 14

Criteria—add Criteria type—Medication (exclude)

Answer 14

lookback

Question 15

Importance level determines:

• Sort order of a BPA when multiple BPAs appear at the same time
• Color of a BPA

Importance level may also determine if a BPA appears collapsed or expanded by default in a navigator.

Answer 15

If you don’t assign an importance level to your BPA, it will appear at the bottom of the list of BPAs under a section called “Other,” which can be confusing to users. Importance levels are category values in a category list [LGL 35]. Your organization may add to or deactivate any values for your needs.

Question 16

Filtering BPAs by Importance Level In addition to providing BPAs with their color, importance level can also be used to hide BPAs from certain users via the user’s Profile ﴾LPR﴿.

This will hide ALL BPAs with this importance level from users affected by this profile. Clinical Administration > Management Options > Profiles > Decision Support, Pop Management Profile: Filtering Research and Suggestion BPAs

Question 17

The Restrictions form on the base allows you to indicate to which users and for which patients this BPA should appear.