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Search By Names Tab - To find all query item containing a text use the Search By Names.









Select the search modifier from the left drop-down menu

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  • Containing: The results returned will be those terms whose name or code ends with the text entered in the search box.  This is the default.
  • Exact: The results returned will be those terms whose name or code matches exactly to the text entered in the search box
  • Starting with: The results returned will contain only those terms whose name or code begins with the text entered in the search box.
  • Ending with: The results returned will contain only those terms whose name or code ends with the text entered in the search box.
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  • Type in a text string in the box on the right 

  • Choose a category from the drop-down box below the text box (Demographics, Diagnosis, Procedures, Providers, etc), or leave it as the default- All Categories 

  • Click 'Find'


    The example below will find all the i2b2 query items containing the word ‘rheumatic fever’ in the title.


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NOTE: This search will return the broadest range of results.

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NOTE: This search will return the narrowest range of results.


Search by

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Name   (Do we need an example of each of these options?)

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The method of searching by the name is exactly what it sounds like; you can search for a concept by its name.

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The results will be displayed in the results section.


Search by Code

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  1. Search by Code Tab- There are standard medical reference codes associated with query items including but not limited to: ICD9, ICD10, NDC or LOINC. These codes can be used to search for a specific concept or a grouping of concepts.

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The steps listed in this section walk you through a code search using LOINC codes. These same steps can be used when doing a search of any type of code. In step 4, replace LOINC with the coding system you want to search.

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  • Change the search modifier dropdown to Exact Match.  

  • Then type the code in the box to the right.  

  • Change the All Categories default to the type of code found in the drop-down box.  

  • Click 'Find'. 
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Search Using LOINC Code

In the text box enter the code for the term you are searching on.

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