HEAD (normal or premature) Growth Percentage Function

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Template Editor Help, 8.3.1

WEIGHT (normal or premature) Growth Percentage Function

Use: Calculates the weight percentile for a patient up to 20 years old compared with other individuals of the same age and gender. This function uses a weight value calculated with standard, non-metric measurements. The percentile is derived from the normal pediatric chart. Note: This function calculates percentiles using data from the World Health Organization (WHO) for patients aged 0-24 months and from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for patients aged 2-20 years and for premature infants and Turner syndrome patients. To obtain the accurate calculations for patients born prematurely or with Turner syndrome, you must set up specific template fields and define them in Universal Preferences in the System Administrator application. The standard growth charts are used for Down syndrome patients. Syntax: Trigger Info Condition {GCPCT( «string» ,4, false, <<measurement date>>)}Macro Function Body and Assign Field Value Calculation {GCPCT( «value» ,4)} Arguments: «string

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HEAD (normal or premature) Growth Percentage Function

Use: Calculates the head circumference percentile for a patient aged 0-36 months compared with other individuals of the same age and gender. This function uses a head circumference value calculated with standard, non-metric measurements. The percentiles are derived from the normal pediatric chart. Note: This function calculates percentiles using data from the World Health Organization (WHO) for patients under 24 months and from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for patients over 24 months. To obtain the accurate calculations for premature infants and Turner syndrome patients, you must set up specific template fields and define them in Universal Preferences in the System Administrator application. The standard growth charts are used for Down syndrome patients. Syntax: Trigger Info Condition {GCPCT( «string» ,5, false, <<measurement date>>)}Macro Function Body and Assign Field Value Calculation {GCPCT( «value» ,5)} Arguments: «string» or «value» - Head circumference va

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Template Editor Help, 8.3.1

HEAD (normal or premature, metric) Growth Percentage Function

Use: Calculates the head circumference percentile for a patient aged 0-36 months compared with other individuals of the same age and gender. This function uses a head circumference value calculated with metric measurements. The percentiles are derived from the normal pediatric chart. Note: This function calculates percentiles using data from the World Health Organization (WHO) for patients under 24 months and from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for patients over 24 months. To obtain the accurate calculations for premature infants and Turner syndrome patients, you must set up specific template fields and define them in Universal Preferences in the System Administrator application. The standard growth charts are used for Down syndrome patients. Syntax: Trigger Info Condition {GCPCT( «string» ,5,true, <<measurement date>>)}Macro Function Body and Assign Field Value Calculation {GCPCT( «value» ,5,true)} Arguments: «string» or «value» Head circumference value (centimet

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Template Editor Help 8

HEAD (normal or premature, metric) Growth Percentage Function

Use: Calculates the head circumference percentile for a patient aged 0-36 months compared with other individuals of the same age and gender. This function uses a head circumference value calculated with metric measurements. The percentiles are derived from the normal pediatric chart. Note: This function calculates percentiles using data from the World Health Organization (WHO) for patients under 24 months and from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for patients over 24 months. To obtain the accurate calculations for premature infants and Turner syndrome patients, you must set up specific template fields and define them in Universal Preferences in the System Administrator application. The standard growth charts are used for Down syndrome patients. Syntax: Trigger Info Condition {GCPCT( «string» ,5,true, <<measurement date>>)}Macro Function Body and Assign Field Value Calculation {GCPCT( «value» ,5,true)} Arguments: «string» or «value» Head circumference value (centimet

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Template Editor Help, 8.3.1

HEIGHT (normal or premature) Growth Percentage Function

Use: Calculates the height percentile for a patient up to 20 years old compared with other individuals of the same age and gender. This function uses a height value calculated with standard, non-metric measurements. The percentile is derived from the normal pediatric chart. Note: This function calculates percentiles using data from the World Health Organization (WHO) for patients aged 0-24 months and from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for patients aged 2-20 years and for premature infants and Turner syndrome patients. To obtain the accurate calculations for patients born prematurely or with Turner syndrome, you must set up specific template fields and define them in Universal Preferences in the System Administrator application. The standard growth charts are used for Down syndrome patients. Syntax: Trigger Info Condition {GCPCT( «string» ,3, false, <<measurement date>>)}Macro Function Body and Assign Field Value Calculation {GCPCT( «value» ,3)} Arguments: «string

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Template Editor Help 8

HEIGHT (normal or premature) Growth Percentage Function

Use: Calculates the height percentile for a patient up to 20 years old compared with other individuals of the same age and gender. This function uses a height value calculated with standard, non-metric measurements. The percentile is derived from the normal pediatric chart. Note: This function calculates percentiles using data from the World Health Organization (WHO) for patients aged 0-24 months and from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for patients aged 2-20 years and for premature infants and Turner syndrome patients. To obtain the accurate calculations for patients born prematurely or with Turner syndrome, you must set up specific template fields and define them in Universal Preferences in the System Administrator application. The standard growth charts are used for Down syndrome patients. Syntax: Trigger Info Condition {GCPCT( «string» ,3, false, <<measurement date>>)}Macro Function Body and Assign Field Value Calculation {GCPCT( «value» ,3)} Arguments: «string

Use:	Calculates the head circumference percentile for a patient aged 0-36 months compared with other individuals of the same age and gender. This function uses a head circumference value calculated with standard, non-metric measurements. The percentiles are derived from the normal pediatric chart. Note: This function calculates percentiles using data from the World Health Organization (WHO) for patients under 24 months and from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for patients over 24 months. To obtain the accurate calculations for premature infants and Turner syndrome patients, you must set up specific template fields and define them in Universal Preferences in the System Administrator application. The standard growth charts are used for Down syndrome patients.
Syntax:	`Trigger Info Condition {GCPCT( «string» ,5, false, <<measurement date>>)} Macro Function Body and Assign Field Value Calculation {GCPCT( «value» ,5)}`
Arguments:	`«string» or «value» - Head circumference value (inches) 5 - System identifier for this function Measurement Date - The measurement date can be used to override the default current encounter date. This field is optional. False- Metric Indicator`
Returns:	A decimal percentile value
Example:	`Gender = Female, Age = 2 years, Head circumference = 19 inches {GCPCT(19,5)}` Result: 57.635881

Use:	Calculates the head circumference percentile for a patient aged 0-36 months compared with other individuals of the same age and gender. This function uses a head circumference value calculated with standard, non-metric measurements. The percentiles are derived from the normal pediatric chart. Note: This function calculates percentiles using data from the World Health Organization (WHO) for patients under 24 months and from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for patients over 24 months. To obtain the accurate calculations for premature infants and Turner syndrome patients, you must set up specific template fields and define them in Universal Preferences in the System Administrator application. The standard growth charts are used for Down syndrome patients.
Syntax:	`Trigger Info Condition {GCPCT( «string» ,5, false, <<measurement date>>)} Macro Function Body and Assign Field Value Calculation {GCPCT( «value» ,5)}`
Arguments:	`«string» or «value» - Head circumference value (inches) 5 - System identifier for this function Measurement Date - The measurement date can be used to override the default current encounter date. This field is optional. False- Metric Indicator`
Returns:	A decimal percentile value
Example:	`Gender = Female, Age = 2 years, Head circumference = 19 inches {GCPCT(19,5)}` Result: 57.635881

HEAD (normal or premature) Growth Percentage Function

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