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en:dev:modules:riskfactors [2018/07/27 13:39] – [Description] sebhuen:dev:modules:riskfactors [2018/07/29 10:20] (current) – [Riskfactors module] nerdoc
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 ====== Riskfactors module ====== ====== Riskfactors module ======
-Dependencies: [[en:dev:modules:core]],[[en:dev:modules:diagnoses]]+Dependencies: [[en:dev:modules:core]], [[en:dev:modules:diagnoses]]
  
 ===== Description ===== ===== Description =====
  
-=== Purpose of the module === +The module'purpose is to document patients risk factors for certain diseases, ranging from family history over biomarkers to individual lifestyle and occupational risk factors. It helps the standardized documentation also by providing the definition for each risk factor (e.g. what age is typically thought to be "normal" for a cardiovascular event and therefore not considered a risk factor).
-The modules purpose is to document patients risk factors for certain diseases, ranging from family history over biomarkers to individual lifestyle and occupational risk factors. It helps the standardized documentation also by providing the definition for each risk factor (e.g. what age is typically thought to be "normal" for a cardiovascular event and therefore not considered a risk factor).+
 The module can then also provide this information to other modules that implement risk calculators (e.g. HASBLED, CHA2DS2-VASc,...) or include these calculators itself. The module can then also provide this information to other modules that implement risk calculators (e.g. HASBLED, CHA2DS2-VASc,...) or include these calculators itself.
  
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 Risk factors are included in diagnostic classifications like ICD-10 or ICPC-2, but usually not in a granularity to be the used for individual risk assessment, rather to document its outcome. Risk factors are included in diagnostic classifications like ICD-10 or ICPC-2, but usually not in a granularity to be the used for individual risk assessment, rather to document its outcome.
  
-=== Responsibilities === +Researching already existing catalogues or documentation standards for risk factors is necessary!
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-=== Structure ===+
  
 +==== User stories ====
  
 ===== Links ===== ===== Links =====
en/dev/modules/riskfactors.1532691547.txt.gz · Last modified: 2018/07/27 13:39 by sebhu