A. Yes. Follow the steps above to find the pathology result you require. E.g. HbA1c higher than 7.0. In the patientID column, select the search icon, then click on the three dots, click on Select Possible. At the top of the page, you will see the name of the test and the number of patients who meet the criteria. Deselect the name of the test.
B. Go to Patient History Analysis sheet. If the sheet does not display data, select a date range.
Select the search button from Patient History Condition column and type in the first letters of the condition that matches the pathology search, e.g. “diabe..”. This presents all the conditions as documented by your GPs that have these letters. The more letters you enter the more refined the result. Select the conditions individually in the drop-down box or press <Enter> to select all.
Select <Active> in the Condition Status column and press Enter.
Click on the search button in Patient column, click on the three dots and click <Select Possible>.
In the top bar, deselect the Condition Name and the Condition Status.
In the top bar, click on the Patient box, click in the three dots and press Select Alternative.
This will present all the patients who have the pathology result you selected but who do not have a matching diagnosis. For example, this action would provide a list of all the patients who have a HbA1c over 7 who DO NOT yet have an active diagnosis of Diabetes.