lab-result-interpreter

To interpret FHIR lab observations, the skill retrieves patient demographics and laboratory Observations, flags abnormal and critical values using native interpretation codes, and generates clinical differentials correlated with active conditions and medications.

Yes, you can check delta trends for CBC and BMP panels across adult and pediatric patients by performing delta checks against prior laboratory Observations to highlight falling hemoglobin or rising potassium trends.

Retrieve and organize FHIR lab results by querying the FHIR server for Observation, Condition, and MedicationStatement resources, then structuring them into clinical panels like CBC, CMP, lipids, liver, thyroid, coagulation, and urinalysis.

Lab interpretation supports differential diagnosis by applying pattern recognition to laboratory Observations, generating clinical differentials, and correlating flagged abnormal values with active patient conditions and current medications.

The best way to correlate medication statements with abnormal lab results is by retrieving MedicationStatement resources alongside laboratory Observations, allowing the skill to identify medication-induced patterns and suggest clinical next steps.