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At the Grace, occasionally the ICU borrows beds in the ER. Patients can stay the entire ICU time in the ER, ie if they die or are discharged before ever making it to ICU. | At the Grace, occasionally the ICU borrows beds in the ER. Patients can stay the entire ICU time in the ER, ie if they die or are discharged before ever making it to ICU. | ||
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|explanation= This used to result in a bunch of GRA CC specific info, but as of [[Change from Service Location to Service, Boarding Loc and Transfer Ready DtTm tmp entry]] it is really just a special case of boarding, so the remaining info should no longer be important. | |||
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We have an entry for these in [[Project Borrow arrive]]. | We have an entry for these in [[Project Borrow arrive]]. | ||
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Just to clarify the patient at the Grace was NOT identified through the EPR but was brought to our attention by the manager of the ICU. After the fact I was able to identify this patient through the EPR admit register using the appropriate dates, the ER as a location and filtering for | Just to clarify the patient at the Grace was NOT identified through the EPR but was brought to our attention by the manager of the ICU. After the fact I was able to identify this patient through the EPR admit register using the appropriate dates, the ER as a location and filtering for "all" providers, the patient then showed up on the report under critical care in the ER. We have added this as a regular report we will now run looking for all patients in ER admitted under critical care. | ||
This patient was also identified through the medicine admission when the chart and ER notes were reviewed, so this is another way in which we can catch these patients, provided they are transferred to a ward where we collect. | This patient was also identified through the medicine admission when the chart and ER notes were reviewed, so this is another way in which we can catch these patients, provided they are transferred to a ward where we collect. | ||
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These appear to be showing properly in [[Cognos Report Integrator]] as of 2020-10. | |||
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[[Category: Grace Hospital Office]] | [[Category: Grace Hospital Office]] | ||
[[Category: Site Specific Collection Guide]] | [[Category: Site Specific Collection Guide]] | ||
[[Category: Data Collection Guide]] | [[Category: Data Collection Guide]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:18, 2020 October 28
At the Grace, occasionally the ICU borrows beds in the ER. Patients can stay the entire ICU time in the ER, ie if they die or are discharged before ever making it to ICU.
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- Successor: Change from Service Location to Service, Boarding Loc and Transfer Ready DtTm tmp entry
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We have an entry for these in Project Borrow arrive.
Identifying these patients
As per Lisa:
Just to clarify the patient at the Grace was NOT identified through the EPR but was brought to our attention by the manager of the ICU. After the fact I was able to identify this patient through the EPR admit register using the appropriate dates, the ER as a location and filtering for "all" providers, the patient then showed up on the report under critical care in the ER. We have added this as a regular report we will now run looking for all patients in ER admitted under critical care. This patient was also identified through the medicine admission when the chart and ER notes were reviewed, so this is another way in which we can catch these patients, provided they are transferred to a ward where we collect.
These appear to be showing properly in Cognos Report Integrator as of 2020-10.