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Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.National Syndromic Surveillance Program (NSSP)Explore TopicsSearchSearchClear InputFor Everyone* Supporting Healthy Communities* View allHealth Care Providers* NSSP and Health Care Providers* View allPublic Health* About NSSP* CDC and Partner Dashboards* Onboarding Resources* NSSP Update* Success Stories* Communication Resources* Partnerships* Free-Text Coding in ESSENCE* View allView Allsearch close searchsearchNational Syndromic Surveillance Program (NSSP) Menu CloseNational Syndromic Surveillance Program (NSSP) MenusearchFor Everyone* Supporting Healthy Communities* View All HomeHealth Care Providers* NSSP and Health Care Providers* View All HomePublic Health* About NSSP* CDC and Partner Dashboards* Onboarding Resources* NSSP Update* Success Stories* Communication Resources* Partnerships* Free-Text Coding in ESSENCE* View All HomeView All National Syndromic Surveillance Program (NSSP)About NSSP CDC and Partner Dashboards Onboarding Resources NSSP Update Success Stories Communication Resources Partnerships Free-Text Coding in ESSENCE View AllApril 22, 2024Free-Text Coding in ESSENCEPurposeSyndromic surveillance depends heavily on sharing methods, and practitioners must understand the language. Free-text coding in ESSENCE, which is accessible to all users, follows distinct patterns. Learning to read these patterns allows users to take queries from many places and repurpose them to suit their unique needs. This series offers tips to empower users to customize queries to fit their level of data, ensuring accurate results.Table of Contents |Free-text Coding in NSSP–ESSENCE* Part 1. Wildcards* Part 2. Underscores_and Brackets [ ]* Part 3: Inclusionary Terms* Part 4: Exclusion Terms and Parentheses* Part 5: Putting Queries to the Test* Part 6. Wrapping Things Up* Part 7: ISBLANK and ISNULL* Additional Tips: !TERM! SyntaxShow MoreAbout the authorThis series of articles is written by Senior Data Analyst Zachary Stein, who does epidemiological work to support NSSP efforts. Stein is an active participant in our NSSP Community of Practice (CoP). He initially wrote about free-text coding as an entry on the NSSP-CoP Syndrome Definition Committee forum. The forum generated considerable interest, inspiring this series. Stein acknowledges input provided by others who contributed to the forum post.In addition to exploring this series, you can also download the Query Development Job Aid.Related PagesPart 1. WildcardsRelated Pages** Part 1. Wildcards* Part 2. Underscores_and Brackets [ ]* Part 3: Inclusionary Terms** Part 4: Exclusion Terms and Parentheses* Part 5: Putting Queries to the Test* View AllView All National Syndromic Surveillance Program (NSSP)Part 1. WildcardsBack to TopApril 22, 2024Sources Print ShareFacebook LinkedIn Twitter SyndicateContent Source:Office of Public Health Data, Surveillance, and TechnologyRelated PagesPart 1. WildcardsRelated Pages** Part 1. Wildcards* Part 2. 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