1. A method for identifying a clinically relevant diagnosis from ancillary input data, the method comprising: defining a database, the database accessible by an electronic data input and processing device; storing a multiplicity of indication terms within the database, each indication term describing a medical or physiological condition in accordance with a standardized usage; storing a multiplicity of clinically relevant diagnoses within the database, each diagnosis is associated to one or more of the multiplicity of indication terms, wherein each diagnosis is a disease or condition specified with detailed medical terminology; linking, in the database, each of the indication terms to a normalized medication index wherein a chemical name, trade name and a manufacturer name of a medication are associated with one or more indication terms; receiving an input of one of a chemical name, trade name and a manufacturer name of a medication; automatically identifying, based on multiplicity of indication terms in the database and linked normalized medication index, one or more of the indication terms upon input of the medication to the electronic data input and processing device, wherein the identified one or more indication terms are displayed as an indication set by the device; and selecting one of the indication terms from the indication set; and automatically identifying one or more of the clinically relevant diagnoses upon selection of the indication term based on the association of one or more of the multiplicity of indication terms with each diagnosis, wherein the identified one or more clinically relevant diagnoses are displayed as a specific diagnosis set by the device.
1. A method for identifying a clinically relevant diagnosis from ancillary input data, the method comprising: defining a database, the database accessible by an electronic data input and processing device; storing a multiplicity of indication terms within the database, each indication term describing a medical or physiological condition in accordance with a standardized usage; storing a multiplicity of clinically relevant diagnoses within the database, each diagnosis is associated to one or more of the multiplicity of indication terms, wherein each diagnosis is a disease or condition specified with detailed medical terminology; linking, in the database, each of the indication terms to a normalized medication index wherein a chemical name, trade name and a manufacturer name of a medication are associated with one or more indication terms; receiving an input of one of a chemical name, trade name and a manufacturer name of a medication; automatically identifying, based on multiplicity of indication terms in the database and linked normalized medication index, one or more of the indication terms upon input of the medication to the electronic data input and processing device, wherein the identified one or more indication terms are displayed as an indication set by the device; and selecting one of the indication terms from the indication set; and automatically identifying one or more of the clinically relevant diagnoses upon selection of the indication term based on the association of one or more of the multiplicity of indication terms with each diagnosis, wherein the identified one or more clinically relevant diagnoses are displayed as a specific diagnosis set by the device. 6. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the normalized medication index comprises a database collection of medications, each medication identified by a tradename, each medication further identified by a generic name, the tradenames and generic names associated to one another such that any medication entry terminology returns a medication's generic name as the normalized medication index.