Clinical Resources
Diagnosis
Overview
The Diagnosis section captures medical conditions that have been identified, assessed, or treated for the patient.
Structuring this information enables accurate clinical decision-making, treatment planning, and seamless exchange with other healthcare systems.
Clinical Data in Source Documents
Diagnoses are typically documented in sections such as Assessment/Plan, Problem List, or Impression within clinical records (PDFs or C-CDAs).
They may appear as:
- Problem Lists summarizing active and historical conditions.
- Narrative Plans detailing provider assessments, treatment recommendations, and follow-up actions.
- Supporting Notes that include lab results, medication adjustments, or evaluation summaries.
JSON Output
After processing, the platform extracts and organizes diagnoses into a standardized structure.
Each diagnosis record includes:
- Name: The clinical name of the condition.
- Description: Context or narrative describing the condition, such as lab values or disease progression.
- Clinical Context (MEAT): Notes capturing Monitoring, Evaluation, Assessment, and Treatment, which help identify whether the condition is active, stable, or resolved.
- Section Reference: Indicates the originating document section to provide clinical context.
This structure ensures not only the identification of the condition but also insight into its status and supporting details.
FHIR Output
The extracted diagnoses are transformed into a FHIR Condition resource to support interoperability with EHRs and healthcare applications.
Key mappings include:
- Condition Name & Description →
Condition.code.text- Stores the primary diagnosis term or description. - Clinical Status →
Condition.clinicalStatus- Reflects whether the condition is active, inactive, or resolved. - Verification Status →
Condition.verificationStatus- Indicates confirmation level (e.g., confirmed, unconfirmed). - Section Context →
Condition.category- Specifies the document category such as encounter-diagnosis or problem-list-item . - Patient Reference →
Condition.subject- Links the diagnosis to the associated patient record. - Encounter Reference →
Condition.encounter- Connects the diagnosis to the clinical encounter in which it was recorded.