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Valueset

Definition A valueset in MANSOQ is a named list of allowed codes that you can use again in many places. For example, a valueset holds all the codes for a type of allergy. Other parts of MANSOQ point to a valueset by name instead of listing each…

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Definition

A valueset in MANSOQ is a named list of allowed codes that you can use again in many places. For example, a valueset holds all the codes for a type of allergy. Other parts of MANSOQ point to a valueset by name instead of listing each code by hand. A Choice question in a questionnaire and a diagnosis code in a condition both get their codes from a valueset.

Key Attributes

Components What it captures
Name The name of the valueset. MANSOQ requires this.
Slug A short identifier that is unique in MANSOQ. MANSOQ requires this.
Description Text that explains the purpose of the valueset. This is optional.
Status The stage of the valueset in its life. MANSOQ requires this.
Include rules The rules that add codes to the valueset.
Exclude rules The rules that remove codes from the valueset.
System Shows if the valueset comes with MANSOQ. MANSOQ sets this value.

Include rules and exclude rules

Together, the include rules and the exclude rules decide which codes belong to the valueset.

Each rule selects one code system, for example LOINC, SNOMED, or UCUM. A rule can also give a version of that code system. The rule then does one of two things:

Status

Status Description
Active The valueset is ready for use in MANSOQ.
Draft The valueset is still in preparation.
Retired The valueset is no longer for use.
Unknown The stage of the valueset is not known.

Who can change a valueset

Only a superuser can create, change, or retire a valueset. Any signed-in user can search a valueset and use its codes, for example to answer a question in a form.

Note: The valueset pages show the same controls to every user. MANSOQ accepts a change only from a superuser.

Related

Source evidence

References are pinned to the private MANSOQ source repository. Repository access is required to open these links.