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We use multiple internal numbers to identify patients and patient encounters. | |||
*[[Serial numbers]] | |||
*[[L Person table|L Person]].Person_ID | |||
*[[L Hospitalization]].Hospitalization_ID | |||
== Legacy == | |||
*[[Legacy - Study numbers | Study numbers]] | |||
*[[Index numbers]] | |||
*[[Encounter number]] | |||
=== batches === | |||
To identify patients sent at the same time (the old concept for this was "batch") see [[L_Log]].SentDtTm | |||
We used to have | |||
*[[Batch sent number]] | |||
*[[Batch append number]] | |||
== Related Articles == | |||
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[[Category:Data_Collection_Guide]] | |||
[[Category: Identification numbers]] | |||
[[Category: Data_Collection_Guide]] | |||
[[Category: Registry Data]] |
Latest revision as of 12:10, 18 September 2017
We use multiple internal numbers to identify patients and patient encounters.
- Serial numbers
- L Person.Person_ID
- L Hospitalization.Hospitalization_ID
Legacy
batches
To identify patients sent at the same time (the old concept for this was "batch") see L_Log.SentDtTm
We used to have
Related Articles
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