The indications tab will display notifications for four chronic conditions based on the following rules:
Indicated Diabetes with no Diagnosis
The "Indicated Diabetes with no Diagnosis" prompt will display the likelihood of Diabetes based on HbA1c, Anti-diabetic Medication and/or FBG being recorded in the patient record without a diagnosis:
•Red = likely
•Orange = possible
•Yellow = flag for review
Red: ANY of the following | Orange: ANY of the following | Yellow : ANY of the following |
Medications need to be long term to be included.
Indicated CKD with no Diagnosis
The "Indicated CKD with no Diagnosis" prompt displays patients where the staging of CKD, as determined by the combined results of kidney function (eGFR) and kidney damage (the level of albuminuria using ACR), indicates the possibility of CKD.
The report displays:
- eGFR, ACR and the resulting Indicated Staging of CKD
- Color code for the Clinical Action Plan to manage CKD
- Other CKD Risk Factors
Patients on dialysis are displayed as 'level 5' CKD.
Red | Orange | Yellow |
Indicated Mental Health with no Diagnosis
The "Indicated Mental Health with no diagnosis" prompt will display the likelihood of a Mental Health condition based on a mental health medication or a mental health care plan being recorded in the patient record without a diagnosis. Any mental health diagnoses included in the existing CAT4 reports/filters is considered regardless if the diagnosis is marked as active or inactive in the patient record.
•Red = likely
•Orange = possible
RED: | ORANGE: |
Indicated COPD with no Diagnosis
The "Indicated COPD with no diagnosis" prompt will display the likelihood of COPD based on tiotropium medication or an adverse spirometry reading being recorded in the patient record without a diagnosis:
•Red = likely
•Orange = possible
RED: | ORANGE: |
Indicated Osteoporosis with no Diagnosis
The "Indicated Osteoporosis with no diagnosis" prompt will display when a patient meeting the criteria below is opened in the clinical system. The likelihood of the patient having osteoporosis rises from Yellow over Orange to Red as per the table below.
Red - Likely • Aged > 50 with a coded history of a Minimal trauma fracture) • On treatment and without a cancer diagnosis | Orange – Possible • On treatment (Medication) | Yellow – Review • On treatment (Medication) and with a cancer diagnosis |
The following medications are currently considered:
- Bisphosphonates: alendronate, risedronate, zoledronic acid, pamidronate
- Selective oestrogen modulating drugs: raloxifene
- RANK Lipid Inhibitors: Prolia (brand)
- Anabolic drugs: teriparatide or pamathyroid tumor hormone (1-34)
- Others: stronitium ranelate
If a patient has new results such as pathology or medications that indicate the condition exists after a patient has been reviewed, the patient will appear again on the 'indicated condition' report. For example:
- A patient taking anti-diabetic medication since many years but the patient doesn't have diabetes and has thus been removed from the 'indicated diabetes without diagnosis' report and the respective Topbar prompt
- This patient has a FBG and/or HbA1c done and the values indicate that the patient might have diabetes, but no diagnosis is recorded.
- Now the patient appears again on the 'indicated diabetes without diagnosis' report and will receive the prompt in Topbar