...
Multiple value sets and code systems are used with the Cancer Report Validator. Many of them are made available from the development team as a gzip compressed tar archive. Some of the value sets, however, must be obtained by the end user. Instructions for obtaining these value sets are in the table belowcan be found here. Value sets that are not included in the tar archive are highlighted in yellow.
...
The value sets were gathered from a variety of sources. A number of them can be found in voc.xml, VSAC, PHIN VADS, or various sources listed in the "Source(s)" column in the following table: Vocabulary Data Set Sources.
voc.xml
For value sets where the "File Name" column specifies voc.xml, the value set can be found here. The voc.xml file was based on the one provided in the HL7 CDA® R2 IG: Reporting to Public Health Cancer Registries from Ambulatory Healthcare Providers, R1, DSTU Release 1.1 - US Realm package, which can be downloaded from this page. The file was modified to remove value sets that were incomplete or identified as DYNAMIC, according to the Cancer IG. Modifications made to voc.xml include the addition of value sets that were missing and identified as STATIC according to the Cancer IG, and updates to existing value sets to include the correct codes based on sources listed in the "Source(s)" column.
...
A number of value sets could not be downloaded from VSAC or PHIN VADS because the value set did not exist in either system or because the value set present was incomplete. For these value sets, files were created in the PHIN VADS text document format containing at a minimum: codes, display names, value set OID, value set name, code system OID, and code system name. This information was obtained from the sources listed in the "Source(s)" column of the table and any instructions for finding the codes for the value sets can be found in the "Instructions for obtaining value set" column.
Loading of Code Systems and Value Sets
The Code Validator project loads the ICD-9-CM, ICD-10-CM, ICD-10PCS, LOINC, RXNORM, and SNOMED CT code systems, as well the PHIN VADS and VSAC value sets, into OrientDB databases. Loaders for code systems other than the ones mentioned (e.g. ICD-O-3) are contained by the CRV project.
The files referenced in the Vocabulary Data Sets Source Documentation for ICD-9-CM, ICD-10-CM, ICD-10PCS do not have any delimiters within the code. As part of the loading of the contents of the file into the OrientDB databases prior to use, periods are added after the third digit (from the left) of a code, for codes with length > 3 digits.