Closed mickohanlon23 closed 1 year ago
Dr. Guido said that if 'CIN2 or unspecified HSIL' is present 2 years after an initial 'CIN2 or unspecified HSIL', then treatment is indicated (this is in Section K.1 Heading 4.5), so our existing logic is incorrect.
UPDATE: 6/7/23: I spoke to Ginny. We are going to constrain the logic to look at results that came back >=2 years and <3 years since the patient needs to get a colpo at 6 months, 12 months and 24 months after a 'CIN2 or unspecified HSIL' and needs a grace period to get all of these tests done.
Disregard the email to @mickohanlon23 and Ginny to 1) determine how to best express this logic change, and 2) whether it is worthwhile to align the approach with similar scenarios mentioned in the sections below. It seemed reasonable to provide a grace period for this scenario.
Thanks @ssebast2. So if I am understanding correctly I should ignore the 3rd paragraph and bullet points. And the change is simply that the second histologic HSIL has to be >=2 years and <3 years apart from the first, rather than <= 2 years apart?
Correct!
This is resolved by pull request https://github.com/ccsm-cds-tools/ccsm-cds-with-tests/pull/82
RE: Test Patient 37
Current logic indicates that CIN2 diagnoses need to happen within 2 years of each other, rather than CIN2 needing to persist for two years.