Naming things is one of the hardest things in life. With the ICD question, you can collect medical conditions using the ICD-10 classification, which provides a common language for recording, reporting, and monitoring diseases.
How answers are stored
A unique code and a human-readable name identify each medical condition or disease. For example, the condition "Common cold" is represented as:
ICD code:
J00Name: Acute nasopharyngitis [common cold]
When a respondent selects an answer and submits the form, both the code and the name are stored. These values are also available for use in data variables:
Use the "Print answer label" attribute to access the condition's name.
Use the "Print answer value" attribute to access the ICD code.
Using it in conditional logic
You can define conditional logic based on the ICD question by referencing the ICD code of the selected disease. This allows for dynamic workflows tailored to specific conditions.
