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This section describes how to search for a term (Find Terms View - #2 in the future using one of the two available methods: (1) Search by Name and (2) Search by Code.
Regardless of whether you are searching by name or by code, the first step in entering the search criteria is defining a qualifier. The first field is the “qualifier” and it is a drop-down list with four options. "Containing" is the default.
Query terms can be located using the Find Tab by selecting ‘Searching by Names’ or ‘Search by Code’ options
Search By Names Tab - To find all query item containing a text use the Search By Names.
Select the search modifier from the left drop-down menu
- Containing: The results returned will be those terms whose name or code ends with the text entered in the search box. This is the default.
- ExactStarting with:The results returned will contain only be those terms whose name or code begins with matches exactly to the text entered in the search box.
- Ending Starting with: The results returned will contain only those terms whose name or code ends begins with the text entered in the search box.
- ContainingEnding with: The results returned will be contain only those terms whose name or code ends with the text entered in the search box. This is the default.
Type in a text string in the box on the right
Choose a category from the drop-down box below the text box (Demographics, Diagnosis, Procedures, Providers, etc), or leave it as the default- All Categories
Click 'Find'
The example below will find all the i2b2 query items containing the word ‘rheumatic fever’ in the title.
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Name (Do we need an example of each of these options?)
The method of searching by the name is exactly what it sounds like; you can search for a concept by its name.
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The results will be displayed in the results section.
Search by Code
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Search by Code Tab- There are standard medical reference codes associated with query items including but not limited to: ICD9, ICD10, NDC or LOINC. These codes can be used to search for a specific concept or a grouping of concepts.
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Change the search modifier dropdown to Exact Match.
Then type the code in the box to the right.
Change the All Categories default to the type of code found in the drop-down box.
Click 'Find'.
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Search Using LOINC Code
In the text box enter the code for the term you are searching on.
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