Closed nadand closed 3 years ago
You're right, the text is technically different but the content is the same.
For pediatric population:
Rapid Metabolizer,
have been changed to rapid metabolizer
b
footnote character has been removed since it has no context in the API resultFor adult population:
Rapid Metabolizer,
have been changed to rapid metabolizer
suspected or document fungal species
has been corrected to suspected or documented fungal species
b
footnote character has been removed since it has no context in the API resultYou may see other corrections for punctuation, capitalization, or misspellings like this elsewhere in API responses.
It was just brought to my attention that I misunderstood your initial post. You're saying the alerttext array is literally the same between the 2 populations on the API response. I'm looking into it.
I looked into it and found a bug in our test alert importer. Thanks for bringing this to our attention. It's very helpful when members of the community help point out these issues.
I'm deploying the code out to the server soon and the data should be fixed within the next few hours.
I just confirmed the data is updated on the API for the example call in the OP so I'm closing this issue.
While using the API we have noticed that the content in test_alert.alerttext does not match what is available on the website to download. It seems that API returns the same alerttext for different populations while on the website it is different.
For example the CYP2C19 Post test /test_alert?drugid=eq.RxNorm:121243&lookupkey=cs.{"CYP2C19": "Rapid Metabolizer"}&select=id,population,cdscontext,alerttext,drug(name) returns
While to content on the website is: