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Which TKI post-AlloSCT TKI Coding #87

Closed fhosking closed 1 month ago

fhosking commented 2 months ago

Looks like Which TKI post-AlloSCT still isn't working. For patient 23 here is the MSAccess and REDCap screenshots: image image

You can see that in Access Dasatinib is Line 2 but in REDCAP is Line 1.

Just be aware that "Which TKI post-AlloSCT" is different from "Which TKI post-AlloBMT". So clicking yes to "TKI post-AlloSCT" gives you the option to pick only one TKI in "Which TKI post-AlloSCT." "Which TKI post-AlloBMT" gives you the option for several TKI along with option for "Which line of TKI post-AlloBMT." Hope this makes sense otherwise we can set up a teams meeting as it is probably the only major item stopping us from moving to REDCap.

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fhosking commented 2 months ago

It seems like the issue is related to the encodings of the whichtkipostallobmt in the tblTKIsFailure Access object. We can see that record 23 has 3 and then 2 recorded as the values which at present correspond to our TKI codes, the first 5 of which are:

1, None 2, Imatinib 3, Dasatinib 4, Nilotinib 5, Bosutinib

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This relates to this lookup table in Access:

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fhosking commented 2 months ago

However I can see this lookup table in access which seems to correspond to your reference:

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I've switched the encoding to this table for whichtkipostallobmt

Perhaps we also need to do this for other similar fields?

afzalkhan500 commented 2 months ago

Brilliant! That works for two patients I checked so yes go ahead and and do the same for Auto and DLI.

fhosking commented 2 months ago

Updated fields whichtkipostdli and whichtkipostautobmt. What about on Chemotherapy, we have whichtkiid and whichtkipostct?

afzalkhan500 commented 2 months ago

Yes, for same for chemo.

fhosking commented 2 months ago

Updated chemo whichtkiid and whichtkipostct

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