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How to Change Patient Profiles with Numeric Findings with High or Low Reference Range

BRM

Hi,

I am trying to understand the numeric legends presented in the patient profile report. For laboratory domains, the data points denote the lab original finding results. How is the color of the data point determined ? The information on the legend explaining the color varaition do not synchronize with the results. How are the values assigned to gradient bar? It would make more sense if it can take values from original low/ original high reference ranges instead of cohort ranges (which I guess it is taking now). Is there an option to tweek this?

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Chris_Kirchberg

Yup, that screen shot tells me everything I need. The version JMP Cliniical you have is JMP Clinical 6.0.

I would talk to your site administrator (unless that is you) and request the latest release be sent to you (installed for you, depends on your internal processes). If you are the site administrator for JMP Clinical, then I would contact your local sales team and request the update from them to be sent to you.

Once you have installed the latest version, then you will find the issues you have mentioned are resolved.

Hope that helps,

Chris

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Chris_Kirchberg

Hi BRM,

Which version of JMP Clinical are you using?

There was a change In JMP Clinical 6.1 that changed how the color gradient was determined. Now the gradient bar is off by default, and for lab data, the gradient represents reference ranges determined by LBSTRNLO and LBSTRNHI instead of by outlier detection ranges, if they are available. Otherwise, they are determined by outlier detection ranges. Outlier detection range is 1.5 X Inter Quartile Range of the Median.

Chris

BRM

Hi Chris,

I am using JMP Clinical Version 6.1

The lab dataset that I am using has LBSTRNLO & LBSTRNHI but still JMP calculates outlier detection ranges and shows that information on the gradient bar. There are still some ambiguities on the legend. Blue inverted triangle denote low values, grey dots signify normal according to legends in the report. But, I have grey-to-blue or grey triangles or red dots or blue dots, what does these mean. Is there an option to import these patient profiles into JMP and modify the settings and the legends.

Chris_Kirchberg

Thanks for letting me know the version number. This behavior sounds odd. I think you might want to contact Support (support@jmp.com) to figure out what is going on here. What is supposed to happen is that any value greater than or equal to HI should be denoted with a Red Triangle pointing up and anything less than or equal to LO should be denoted with a blue triangle pointing down. Everything in between will range from red to blue with grey being the midpoint between LO and HI. If you are seeing a grey down triangle, then there is something is not right either with the data or the installation of JMP Clinical. Previous versions of JMP Clinical (even 6.0) would have shown what you see, but this was supposed to be corrected in version 6.1. They might ask you for a screen capture of the offending triangles and gradient bars.

Have you modified the Display Template by chance? One has to do this to make the gradient bars show up in JMP Clinical 6.1. IN previous versions, they were on by default.

Chris

BRM

Thanks for the clarifications Chris!! I have submitted a ticket to JMP support team with a screen shot. I have not modified the Display Template, I am currently working on the default settings, which shows the gradient bar as well.