Feedback generator for the results of a VO2 Max Test
Automatically create consistent feedback and next steps for patients after they've completed a VO2 Max test.
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This snippet creates feedback to use in notes after a VO2 max test has been performed. VO2 tests are a common sports medicine technique for gauging endurance.
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VO2 Max Test Results
Patient Sex: {formmenu: Man; Woman; name=patient sex} VO2 Performance: {formmenu: Low; Below Average; Above Average; High; Elite; name=VO2Performance}
{if: `patient sex` == "Man"}{if: VO2Performance == "Low"}Exercise performance in the ‘Below Average’ group is associated with a 50% reduction in age-adjusted, all-cause mortality in comparison to men in the ‘Low’ performance group Performance in the next exercise group ‘Above Average’ is associated with a further reduction in risk of approximately 5%.{elseif: VO2Performance=="Below Average"}Exercise performance in the ‘Below Average’ group is associated with a 50% reduction in age-adjusted, all-cause mortality in comparison to men in the ‘Low’ performance group Performance in the next exercise group ‘Above Average’ is associated with a further reduction in risk of approximately 5%.{elseif: VO2Performance=="Above Average"}Exercise performance in the ‘Above Average’ group is associated with a 55% reduction in age-adjusted, all-cause mortality in comparison to men in the ‘Low’ performance group Performance in the next exercise group ‘High’ is associated with a further reduction in risk of approximately 10%.{elseif: VO2Performance=="High"}Exercise performance in the ‘High’ group is associated with a 65% reduction in age-adjusted, all-cause mortality in comparison to men in ‘Low’ performance group Performance in the next exercise group ‘Elite’ is associated with a further reduction in risk of approximately 5%.{elseif: VO2Performance=="Elite"}Exercise performance in the ‘Elite’ group is associated with a 70% reduction in age-adjusted, all-cause mortality in comparison to men in the ‘Low’ performance group{endif}{elseif: `patient sex`=="Woman"}{if: VO2Performance == "Low"}Exercise performance in the ‘Below Average’ group is associated with a 50% reduction in age-adjusted, all-cause mortality in comparison to women in the ‘Low’ performance group Performance in the next exercise group ‘Above Average’ is associated with a further reduction in risk of approximately 10%.{elseif: VO2Performance=="Below Average"}Exercise performance in the ‘Below Average’ group is associated with a 50% reduction in age-adjusted, all-cause mortality in comparison to women in the ‘Low’ performance group Performance in the next exercise group ‘Above Average’ is associated with a further reduction in risk of approximately 10%.{elseif: VO2Performance=="Above Average"}Exercise performance in the ‘Above Average’ group is associated with a 60% reduction in age-adjusted, all-cause mortality in comparison to women in the ‘Low’ performance group Performance in the next exercise group ‘High’ is associated with a further reduction in risk of approximately 10%{elseif: VO2Performance=="High"}Exercise performance in the ‘High’ group is associated with a 70% reduction in age-adjusted, all-cause mortality in comparison to women in the ‘Low’ performance group Performance in the next exercise group ‘Elite’ is associated with a further reduction in risk of approximately 10%.{elseif: VO2Performance=="Elite"}Exercise performance in the ‘Elite’ group is associated with a 80% reduction in age-adjusted, all-cause mortality in comparison to women in the ‘Low’ performance group{endif}{endif}
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