MIT-LCP · aguynamedryan · Jun 19, 2024 · Jun 19, 2024 · Jun 20, 2024 · Jun 20, 2024
diff --git a/content/en/docs/IV/modules/ed/diagnosis.md b/content/en/docs/IV/modules/ed/diagnosis.md
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ description: >
   diagnosis table
 ---
 
-# The *diagnosis* table
+## The *diagnosis* table
 
 The *diagnosis* table provides billed diagnoses for patients. Diagnoses are determined after discharge from the emergency department.
 
@@ -16,11 +16,11 @@ The *diagnosis* table provides billed diagnoses for patients. Diagnoses are dete
 
 **Number of rows:** 899,050
 
-**Links to:**
+## Links to
 
 * *edstays* on `stay_id`
 
-# Table columns
+## Table columns
 
 Name | Postgres data type
 ---- | ----
@@ -31,26 +31,28 @@ Name | Postgres data type
 `icd_version`   | INTEGER NOT NULL
 `icd_title`     | TEXT NOT NULL
 
-## `subject_id`
+## Detailed Description
+
+### `subject_id`
 
 `subject_id` is a unique identifier which specifies an individual patient. Any rows associated with a single `subject_id` pertain to the same individual.
 
-## `stay_id`
+### `stay_id`
 
 An identifier which uniquely identifies a single emergency department stay for a single patient.
 
-## `seq_num`
+### `seq_num`
 
 A pseudo-priority for the diagnosis. A `seq_num` of 1 usually indicates a "primary" diagnosis, but accurately assessing the priority for patients with multiple diagnoses is challenging.
 
-## `icd_code`
+### `icd_code`
 
 A coded diagnosis using the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) ontology.
 
-## `icd_version`
+### `icd_version`
 
 The version of the ICD system used; either 9 indicating ICD-9 or 10 indicating ICD-10. The ontologies for these two systems differ, and therefore the meaning of the `icd_code` will depend on the `icd_version`.
 
-## `icd_title`
+### `icd_title`
 
 The textual description of the diagnosis.
diff --git a/content/en/docs/IV/modules/ed/edstays.md b/content/en/docs/IV/modules/ed/edstays.md
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ description: >
   edstays table
 ---
 
-# The *edstays* table
+## The *edstays* table
 
 The *edstays* table is the primary tracking table for emergency department visits.
 It provides the time the patient entered the emergency department and the time they left the emergency department.
@@ -17,11 +17,11 @@ It provides the time the patient entered the emergency department and the time t
 
 **Number of rows:** 425,087
 
-**Links to:**
+## Links to
 
 <!-- # Important considerations -->
 
-# Table columns
+## Table columns
 
 Name | Postgres data type
 ---- | ----
@@ -35,35 +35,36 @@ Name | Postgres data type
 `arrival_transport` | VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL
 `disposition`       | VARCHAR(255)
 
+## Detailed Description
 
-## `subject_id`
+### `subject_id`
 
 `subject_id` is a unique identifier which specifies an individual patient. Any rows associated with a single `subject_id` pertain to the same individual.
 
-## `hadm_id`
+### `hadm_id`
 
 If the patient was admitted to the hospital after their ED stay, `hadm_id` will contain the hospital identifier (ranges from 2000000 - 2999999). The `hadm_id` may be used to link the ED stay with the hospitalization in MIMIC-IV.
 
 If `hadm_id` is `NULL`, the patient was not admitted to the hospital after their ED stay.
 
-## `stay_id`
+### `stay_id`
 
 An identifier which uniquely identifies a single emergency department stay for a single patient.
 
-## `intime`, `outtime`
+### `intime`, `outtime`
 
 The admission datetime (`intime`) and discharge datetime (`outtime`) of the given emergency department stay.
 
-## `gender`
+### `gender`
 
 The patient's administrative gender as documented in the hospital system.
 
-## `race`
+### `race`
 
 The patient's self-reported race. Race is aggregated into higher level categories for very small groups.
 As of MIMIC-IV-ED v2.1, there were 33 unique categories for race.
 
-## `arrival_transport`
+### `arrival_transport`
 
 The method through which the individual arrived at the ED. A count of the possible entries is provided below.
 
@@ -75,7 +76,7 @@ UNKNOWN           |  15352
 OTHER             |   1266
 HELICOPTER        |    868
 
-## `disposition`
+### `disposition`
 
 The method through which the individual left the ED. Of the non-null methods, the possibilities include:
 
@@ -88,4 +89,4 @@ LEFT WITHOUT BEING SEEN      | 6155
 OTHER                        | 4297
 LEFT AGAINST MEDICAL ADVICE  | 1881
 ELOPED                       | 5710
-EXPIRED                      | 377
+EXPIRED                      | 377
diff --git a/content/en/docs/IV/modules/ed/medrecon.md b/content/en/docs/IV/modules/ed/medrecon.md
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ description: >
   medrecon table
 ---
 
-# The *medrecon* table
+## The *medrecon* table
 
 On admission to the emergency departments, staff will ask the patient what current medications they are taking. This process is called medicine reconciliation, and the *medrecon* table stores the findings of the care providers.
 
@@ -16,13 +16,13 @@ On admission to the emergency departments, staff will ask the patient what curre
 
 **Number of rows:** 2,987,342
 
-**Links to:**
+## Links to
 
 * *edstays* on `stay_id`
 
 <!-- # Important considerations -->
 
-# Table columns
+## Table columns
 
 Name | Postgres data type
 ---- | ----
@@ -36,30 +36,30 @@ Name | Postgres data type
 `etccode`         | VARCHAR(8)
 `etcdescription`  | VARCHAR(255)
 
-## `subject_id`
+### `subject_id`
 
 `subject_id` is a unique identifier which specifies an individual patient. Any rows associated with a single `subject_id` pertain to the same individual.
 
-## `stay_id`
+### `stay_id`
 
 An identifier which uniquely identifies a single emergency department stay for a single patient.
 
-## `charttime`
+### `charttime`
 
 The time at which the medicine reconciliation was charted.
 
-## `name`
+### `name`
 
 The name of the medication.
 
-## `gsn`
+### `gsn`
 
 The Generic Sequence Number (GSN), an ontology for the medication.
 
-## `ndc`
+### `ndc`
 
 The National Drug Code (ndc) for the medication.
 
-## `etc_rn`, `etccode`, `etcdescription`
+### `etc_rn`, `etccode`, `etcdescription`
 
-Medications are grouped using a hierarchical ontology known as the Enhanced Therapeutic Class (ETC). As more than one group may be associated with the medication, a sequential integer (`etc_rn`) was generated to differentiate the groups. There is no meaning to the order of `etc_rn`. `etccode` provides the code and `etcdescription` provides the description of the group.
+Medications are grouped using a hierarchical ontology known as the Enhanced Therapeutic Class (ETC). As more than one group may be associated with the medication, a sequential integer (`etc_rn`) was generated to differentiate the groups. There is no meaning to the order of `etc_rn`. `etccode` provides the code and `etcdescription` provides the description of the group.
diff --git a/content/en/docs/IV/modules/ed/pyxis.md b/content/en/docs/IV/modules/ed/pyxis.md
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ description: >
   pyxis table
 ---
 
-# The *pyxis* table
+## The *pyxis* table
 
 The *pyxis* table provides information for medicine dispensations made via the Pyxis system.
 
@@ -18,13 +18,13 @@ Note that as the same medication may have multiple `gsn` values, each row does *
 
 **Number of rows:** 1,586,053
 
-**Links to:**
+## Links to
 
 * *edstays* on `stay_id`
 
 <!-- # Important considerations -->
 
-# Table columns
+## Table columns
 
 Name | Postgres data type
 ---- | ----
@@ -36,30 +36,32 @@ Name | Postgres data type
 `gsn_rn`    | SMALLINT NOT NULL
 `gsn`       | VARCHAR(10)
 
-## `subject_id`
+## Detailed Description
+
+### `subject_id`
 
 `subject_id` is a unique identifier which specifies an individual patient. Any rows associated with a single `subject_id` pertain to the same individual.
 
-## `stay_id`
+### `stay_id`
 
 An identifier which uniquely identifies a single emergency department stay for a single patient.
 
-## `charttime`
+### `charttime`
 
 The time at which the medication was charted, which is the closest approximation to the time the medication was administered.
 
-## `med_rn`
+### `med_rn`
 
 A row number for the medicine used to group single dispensations.
 
-## `name`
+### `name`
 
 The name of the medicine.
 
-## `gsn`
+### `gsn`
 
 The Generic Sequence Number (GSN), an ontology which provides a code for each medicine.
 
-## `gsn_rn`
+### `gsn_rn`
 
-As a medicine may be a member of multiple groups in the GSN ontology, this row number differentiates them. The order of `gsn_rn` has no meaning.
+As a medicine may be a member of multiple groups in the GSN ontology, this row number differentiates them. The order of `gsn_rn` has no meaning.
diff --git a/content/en/docs/IV/modules/ed/triage.md b/content/en/docs/IV/modules/ed/triage.md
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ description: >
   triage table
 ---
 
-# The *triage* table
+## The *triage* table
 
 The *triage* table contains information about the patient when they were first triaged in the emergency department.
 Patients are assessed at triage by a single care provider and asked a series of questions to assess their current health status.
@@ -20,11 +20,11 @@ All fields in *triage* were originally free-text. For deidentification purposes,
 
 **Number of rows:** 425,087
 
-**Links to:**
+## Links to
 
 * *edstays* on `stay_id`
 
-## Important considerations
+### Important considerations
 
 There is no time associated with triage observations. The closest approximation to triage time is the `intime` of the patient from the *edstays* table.
 
@@ -71,7 +71,8 @@ from ed_phi.triage tr
 ;
 
 -->
-# Table columns
+
+## Table columns
 
 Name | Postgres data type
 ---- | ----
@@ -87,39 +88,41 @@ Name | Postgres data type
 `acuity`          | NUMERIC(10, 4)
 `chiefcomplaint`  | VARCHAR(255)
 
-## `subject_id`
+## Detailed Description
+
+### `subject_id`
 
 `subject_id` is a unique identifier which specifies an individual patient. Any rows associated with a single `subject_id` pertain to the same individual.
 
-## `stay_id`
+### `stay_id`
 
 An identifier which uniquely identifies a single emergency department stay for a single patient.
 
-## `temperature`
+### `temperature`
 
 The patient's temperature in degrees Farenheit. Some temperatures may be incorrectly documented as Celsius.
 
-## `heartrate`
+### `heartrate`
 
 The patient's heart rate in beats per minute.
 
-## `resprate`
+### `resprate`
 
 The patient's respiratory rate in breaths per minute.
 
-## `o2sat`
+### `o2sat`
 
 The patient's peripheral oxygen saturation as a percentage.
 
-## `sbp`, `dbp`
+### `sbp`, `dbp`
 
 The patient's systolic and diastolic blood pressure, respectively, measured in millimitres of mercury (mmHg).
 
-## `pain`
+### `pain`
 
 The level of pain self-reported by the patient, on a scale of 0-10.
 
-## `acuity`
+### `acuity`
 
 An order of priority based upon acuity utilizing the Emergency Severity Index (ESI) Five Level triage system. This priority is assigned by a registered nurse. Level 1 is the highest priority, while level 5 is the lowest priority. The levels are:
 
@@ -136,6 +139,6 @@ An order of priority based upon acuity utilizing the Emergency Severity Index (E
 * 5
   * Patients not requiring any resources
 
-# `chiefcomplaint`
+## `chiefcomplaint`
 
-A deidentified free-text description of the patient's chief complaint.
+A deidentified free-text description of the patient's chief complaint.