The scenario library

27 patient situations today, in two areas: medication safety review (23) and data integrity (4). Below is how each one fared in a real 3,000-patient run. Need situations that are not here? We write them for your domain.

25 met · 0 short · 2 not verifiable — From a real 3,000-patient run.

Domain
Status
Severity

25 met · 2 not verifiable. Showing 27 of 27

ScenarioSeverityTargetFoundFound against targetStatus
SCN-MEDSAFE-001Medication prescribed despite documented allergy to itcritical50110Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-002Metformin active while the latest eGFR is below 30critical6085Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-003Potassium-raising drug with existing hyperkalaemiacritical4040Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-004Duplicate therapy: two active medications, same class40 built, 130 by chancehigh40170Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-005Polypharmacy: eight or more concurrent active medicationshigh5080Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-006Five or more active chronic conditionsnormal4065Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-007No allergy record of any kind exists60 built, 90 by chancehigh60150Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-008Medication present with no supporting indication anywherehigh40Not countedNot verifiable
SCN-MEDSAFE-009Relevant monitoring lab never recorded for a monitored drug30 built, 90 by chancenormal30120Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-010Medication with no recorded dosenormal3055Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-011Same medication recorded twice with different doses30 built, 46 by chancehigh3076Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-012Duplicate patient record with drifted demographicsnormal2525Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-013Allergy recorded as both active and refutednormal2020Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-014Allergy documented after the allergen was prescribedhigh3030Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-015Medication started before its indication was diagnosednormal25Not countedNot verifiable
SCN-MEDSAFE-016Long medication history: 10+ years of records25 built, 1,055 by chancenormal251,080Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-017Age 85+ with three or more concurrent medicationshigh4079Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-018Latest HbA1c above 12critical4040Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-019Lab result recorded with no valuenormal3030Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-020Active prescription whose recorded reason is marked resolvednormal2525Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-021Same test recorded twice at the same moment with different resultshigh2525Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-022Same allergy recorded twice, both activenormal2020Met
SCN-MEDSAFE-023Medication stopped and later started again25 built, 42 by chancenormal2567Met
SCN-DATAINT-001Observation references an encounter that does not existhigh2020Met
SCN-DATAINT-002Medication references an encounter that does not existhigh2020Met
SCN-DATAINT-003Medication cites an indication that is not in the recordnormal2020Met
SCN-DATAINT-004Condition references an encounter that does not existnormal2020Met

How to read this

Met
Present in the quantity asked for.
Short
Present, but in fewer patients than asked for.
Not verifiable
Depends on a clinical fact we have not established yet, so we do not count it. Today the two such situations need an indication list (which medicine treats which condition), which we are building.
Built versus by chance
The coverage report separates patients built for a situation from patients who match it by chance, so over-coverage cannot hide.

Met, but mostly by accident

“Met” does not always mean the population was tightly controlled. The report separates patients built for a scenario from patients who satisfy it by chance, so over-coverage cannot hide.

  • SCN-MEDSAFE-004Duplicate therapy: two active medications, same class

    40 built (target 40) 130 by chance

  • SCN-MEDSAFE-007No allergy record of any kind exists

    60 built (target 60) 90 by chance

  • SCN-MEDSAFE-009Relevant monitoring lab never recorded for a monitored drug

    30 built (target 30) 90 by chance

  • SCN-MEDSAFE-011Same medication recorded twice with different doses

    30 built (target 30) 46 by chance

  • SCN-MEDSAFE-016Long medication history: 10+ years of records

    25 built (target 25) 1,055 by chance

  • SCN-MEDSAFE-023Medication stopped and later started again

    25 built (target 25) 42 by chance

Clinical review

Clinical review is under way. Drug facts (91 drugs in 8 classes from the WHO drug classification, and monitoring requirements from US drug labels) are checked against those sources, and every Data Passport says they have not been reviewed by a clinician. A clinician is reviewing the clinical judgement calls: thresholds, urgency and definitions. Eight clinical situations are awaiting that sign-off before they are used in a release.

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