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How is the reference range for vital signs calculated in patient profile report?

Hi,

I am using JMPC 6.1.2 version. I have 2 questions on patient profile report.

1. How is the reference range is calculated for vital signs (Numeric Finding without reference value)?

2. Is it possible to change the orientation of the report to landscape view, to accomodate more study visits?

Thanks in advance.

Re: How is the reference range for vital signs calculated in patient profile report?

Hi,

1) There was a similar question about labs posted here:

https://community.jmp.com/t5/Discussions/How-to-Change-Patient-Profiles-with-Numeric-Findings-with-High/m-p/48121#M27402

Basically, the range is determined by 1.5 x the Inter Quartile Range of the Median. The color range should be within that. Outside of that range they should be flaged with an * and be solid red or solid blue.

2) There is not a specific landscape mode, but if you go to the Manage Display Templates button at the top, you can adjust the frame of the patient profile to be much wider and also adjust the x-axis to cover a wider range of study days as well. It can then be saved as a display template to be used again and again.