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Function LOS() takes a Pat_ID as parameter and calculates the [[LOS]] as follows:  
Function LOS() takes a Pat_ID as parameter and calculates the three-decimal-point [[LOS]] as follows:  
::Round(dis_dttm - ad_dttm, 3)
::LOS = Round(dis_dttm - ad_dttm, 3)
See also [[Function LOS int()]].


== Log ==
== Log ==
* 2022-05-11 - added [[Function LOS int()|Function LOS int()]] to work where an integer result, ie the number of days, is required.
* 2022-04-28 - updated how this is calculated to be consistent with how it's done in created variables common: Round(dis_dttm - ad_dttm, 3) ''was WorksheetFunction.Ceiling((dis_dttm) - (ad_dttm), 1)''; updated both CCMDB and CFE.
* 2022-04-28 - updated how this is calculated to be consistent with how it's done in created variables common: Round(dis_dttm - ad_dttm, 3) ''was WorksheetFunction.Ceiling((dis_dttm) - (ad_dttm), 1)''; updated both CCMDB and CFE.
* 2022-02-10 - Updated function to use [[Created_AdmitDtTm query]]/[[Admit DtTm]] as input instead of Arrive DtTm
* 2022-02-10 - Updated function to use [[Created_AdmitDtTm query]]/[[Admit DtTm]] as input instead of Arrive DtTm

Latest revision as of 08:44, 2022 May 11

Function LOS() takes a Pat_ID as parameter and calculates the three-decimal-point LOS as follows:

LOS = Round(dis_dttm - ad_dttm, 3)

See also Function LOS int().

Log

  • 2022-05-11 - added Function LOS int() to work where an integer result, ie the number of days, is required.
  • 2022-04-28 - updated how this is calculated to be consistent with how it's done in created variables common: Round(dis_dttm - ad_dttm, 3) was WorksheetFunction.Ceiling((dis_dttm) - (ad_dttm), 1); updated both CCMDB and CFE.
  • 2022-02-10 - Updated function to use Created_AdmitDtTm query/Admit DtTm as input instead of Arrive DtTm

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