Hi Eric,
Thanks for the response. While the issue you filed is accurate, the
root issue I am trying to understand is why SNOMEDCT never seems to
make an appearance unless imported. Even the documented example from:
 http://code.google.com/intl/ru/apis/health/ccrg_reference.html#codingsystem

“This will be included (only on export) when the best match for the
consumer term is a SNOMED code that is broader. For example,
'aspiration pneumonia' would be marked as 233604007 (code for
'pneumonia').”

Does not produce any type of SNOMEDCT code, standard or broader when
exporting the record. I have sent in many ICD9 codes that I would have
expected to map directly to a SNOMEDCT code, but were never returned
in the exported CCR document.
So while I can put items in to the record using SNOMEDCT as a coding
system (with my own text), it appears that nothing coming from the PHR
ever contains that value when either a) entered via the UI b) imported
via CCR using an alternate coding system.

If you could provide some examples of conditions I could add via the
UI that would produce SNOMEDCT codes, that would be appreciated. We
have spent a lot of time maping our clinical data to SNOMEDCT to only
find so far that SNOMEDCT is not a first class nomenclature in Google
Health.

I would love to be corrected on this, so any insight/info you have
would be appreciated.

Thanks.

On Mar 24, 3:17 pm, "Eric (Google)" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was able to post this CCR successfully:
> ContinuityOfCareRecord xmlns='urn:astm-org:CCR'>
> <Body>
>      <Problems>
>        <Problem>
>          <Description>
>            <Code>
>              <Value>43116000</Value>
>              <CodingSystem>SNOMEDCT</CodingSystem>
>            </Code>
>          </Description>
>          <Status><Text>Active</Text></Status>
>        </Problem>
>      </Problems>
> </Body>
> </ContinuityOfCareRecord>
>
> Reading the profile/default feed returns that data, but
> the <Problem> doesn't show in the Health UI.  As you mentioned,
> ../Description/Text needs to be set.
>
> Eric
>
> On Mar 23, 1:10 pm, AppDeveloper <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > In all of the documentation SNOMED is called out as a first class
> > coding system for Google Health. I am yet to see anything in the
> > exported CCR that would indicate this, and I have also had no luck
> > with just using the SNOMED code as an import.
>
> > Take for example "eczema", of which has a SNOMED code of "43116000".
> > If I attempt the following the item will not be matched:
>
> >         <Problem>
> >           <Description>
> >             <Code>
> >               <Value>43116000</Value>
> >               <CodingSystem>SNOMEDCT</CodingSystem>
> >             </Code>
> >           </Description>
> >           <Status>
> >             <Text>Active</Text>
> >           </Status>
> >         </Problem>
>
> > If I give it text, it will show up but essentially Google Health will
> > not provide the additional information links as it doesn't really
> > understand what it is.
>
> > When I add "ecseza" via the Google Health UI and read back the CCR I
> > will only see ICD9 for a diagnosis code.
>
> > Am I missing something here? Any guidance would be appreciated.
>
> > Thanks.
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