# View Results

The application initially displays results as a list of summary items located on the left side of the results view. As the following screen capture illustrates, the items are grouped by domain and presented in alphabetical order. (See the Search Domains page for a listing of the domains the application displays.

By default, the application rolls up child domains into their parent domains. When you click a parent domain, the application displays all items within it. What this display looks like depends on the domain's type, but in general, it's safe to assume Search will roll up like items within the domain. For example, it rolls up all progress notes that have the same title, indicating the total number of such progress notes in the group. For items in the problem domain, the application bases nearly all roll-ups on International Classification of Diseases (ICD) codes, again displaying the number of items in each group. (The application does not roll up items with ICD's catch-all Othercode.)

It's also worth noting that Search uses reverse chronological order to display the items in expanded domains. (That is, it displays the most recent item first.) Following is a list of roll-up criteria Search uses for each domain:

Text items:
  Search rolls up text-based items by title.
Medications:
  Search rolls up medications by name.
Lab results:
  Search rolls up lab results by lab-test name.
Orders:
  Search rolls up orders by order name.
Problems:
  Search rolls up problems by full ICD code.
Immunizations:
  Search rolls immunizations up by name.
Vital signs:
  Search rolls these items up by vital-sign name.
Allergies and ADRs:
  Search uses causative agents to group these items.
Appointments & visits:
  Search rolls up these items by clinic name.

## Clinical Practice Environment

With its CPE (Clinical Practice Environment) application, the HMP Team Facing framework delivers software that serves healthcare teams and helps meet their needs in caring for our veterans. CPE software will help transition Veterans Health Administration from a chart-centric model of care to a team-based, patient-centered model of care through advanced clinical software and a modern software architecture. This software represents an effort to reestablish close clinician-IT collaborative relationships and to build field-driven, web-based modules that meet the following functional and technology goals.

- Functional Goals:
  - Comprehensive, coded, integrated data
  - Knowledge-driven, context-based decision support
  - Role- and conditions-based workflow-driven systems
  - Multi-patient, team-based care
- Technology Goals:
  - Open source, with a service-oriented architecture (SOA)
  - Web-based, with a flexible, scalable architecture
  - Context-aware, with an extensible, modular platform

While its initial operating capabilities are present, HMP software is a work-in-progress. Specific features and instructions for using them will evolve as our partners in the clinical community evaluate the software and provide feedback, thus realizing the close collaboration between IT and clinical interests that informed this software's genesis.