DataMontage displays can contain multiple modules arranged in a variety of formats. In this example, the Glycemia module and BP, Lipids module each show four time series graphs. Circular symbols show values in normal range, upward triangles show high values, and downward triangles show low values. Horizontal blue lines show target blood chemistry values, and blue, yellow, and red regions help users compare data values to reference ranges that indicate hypertension and diabetes at various levels of severity. The Complications, Meds, and Labs modules show events and qualitative data values within vertically stacked timelines.

When a user clicks on a graph, vertical time references lines are displayed in all graphs to help compare and correlate different variables and events at the same time.

Users can show or hide each module by clicking on the triangle next to the module’s label. This feature is useful for controlling which modules are displayed next to one another and for selecting subsets of modules to display when not all modules can fit in the display area simultaneously.

In the example below, vertical reference lines help you compare data and events across graphs and timelines at the same point in time. For example, the red reference line shows that on 11.20.01, high Fasting Glucose and HbA1c levels were measured, and Metformin (500 mg) was immediately prescribed in response. These measurements improved (decreased), but a year later (blue reference line) high levels were measured again. The patient was prescribed a higher dose of Metformin (1000 mg) as well as Glyburide.

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