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Podiatry site diagram and follow-up linkage data for AI
A follow-up note can use a short location label that is easy to confuse across diagrams.
NAICS 621391 · Offices of Podiatrists
A follow-up note can use a short location label that is easy to confuse across diagrams. CMS publishes podiatry documentation resources for providers. A podiatry practice can use simple original drawings to test location matching without sharing clinical photographs. CMS podiatry care documentation guidance
Make two fictional foot outlines with numbered regions. Attach a mock follow-up to one side and add a second record with the same number and a conflicting side label. Ask which annotation matches and what a reviewer needs to check. Score region, laterality and encounter separately.
Exclude actual foot photographs, charts, patient identifiers and treatment instructions. Use independently authored materials and qualified review of the fictional evidence.
Describe an original podiatry diagram sample
Original Fiund exercise
A numbered region needs side and encounter before a follow-up can be matched
Two original generic foot outlines use numbered abstract regions. They contain no clinical photographs, real observations, patient information or treatment instructions.
| Record | Source | What it records |
|---|---|---|
| PD1 | Diagram map | Encounter E1: LEFT region 2 marked A; RIGHT region 2 marked B. Distinct original diagram references DL and DR. |
| PD2 | Mock follow-up F1 | Explicitly names E1/LEFT/region 2 and diagram DL. Administrative label REVIEWED, no medical finding. |
| PD3 | Conflicting F2 | Header says E1/RIGHT/region 2; attached diagram label says LEFT/region 2. No reviewed reconciliation; another E2 diagram also uses region 2. |
Question for the model
Which annotation matches F1, and how should F2's side conflict and the E2 diagram be handled?
Show the reference answer and checks
PD1 and PD2 match F1 to E1's LEFT region two, annotation A on DL. PD3 conflicts between RIGHT in its header and LEFT on the attached diagram, so it needs source reconciliation rather than a forced match. E2's repeated region number belongs to another encounter and cannot resolve it. Preserve side, encounter and region together without interpreting a clinical condition from the invented labels.
- Matching region number while ignoring laterality or encounter.
- Choosing one conflicting side label without authorized evidence.
Fields to preserve
- Encounter and diagram ID
- Defines the source.
- Side and numbered region
- Disambiguates repeated local labels.
- Follow-up target and conflict status
- Supports the exact association.
Test another case
Add a reviewed correction changing F2's header to LEFT but referencing E2. Require the remaining encounter mismatch to stay open.
Use independently drawn outlines and qualified review of the fictional key. Exclude real images, charts and patient identifiers.
Discuss a contribution
Describe the sources you control, the task they could support and what has already been checked. Use the existing-data assessment for an archive or the collection brief for a new recording project. The contributor agreement defines Fiund’s licensing authority and compensation. A guide or fictional exercise does not establish an accepted collection or a sale.