ConceptSet

Urology, Provider


Variable Name

vis_urologyProvider

Refreshed Date

2021-09

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Concept set intended to assess the frequency with which patients sought care with specialties involved in patient care for and related to urology.


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Funder(s)

Provenance

This concept set was developed for the Preserving Kidney Function in Children with Chronic Kidney Disease (PRESERVE) study. Urology visits are a covariate of interest across the PRESERVE study, given the relationship between kidney issues and the genitourinary system.

Description

This concept set contains codes intended to identify urology visits (in combination with the urology facility concept set). This concept set was generated by restricting the PCORnet CDM value set to provider types that mention “urology”. The value set uses the “Medicare Specialty” vocabulary, though the PEDSnet CDM also uses “ABMS”, “NUCC”, and “PEDSnet” vocabularies. The concept set is based on PCORnet CDM v6.0 2021-04.

A PEDSnet equivalent concept set is linked below.

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Study Variable Applications

Preserving Kidney Function in Children with Chronic Kidney Disease (PRESERVE)
Study Dates:2021-07 - 2024-06Sponsor Site:PEDSnet Data Coordinating Center
Study intended to inform shared decision-making regarding blood pressure management for pediatric chronic kidney disease (CKD).

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Related Person

Related Concept Set

Urology, Facility
Refreshed:2021-10
Concept set intended to assess the frequency with which patients sought care with specialties involved in patient care for and related to urology.
Urology, Providers and Care Sites
Refreshed:2025-08
Concept set intended to assess the frequency with which patients sought care with specialties involved in patient care for and related to urology.

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