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Follow the [[Temporary study guidelines]] with the following information: | Follow the [[Temporary study guidelines]] with the following information: | ||
* '''Moves''' project | |||
* For each patient move, enter the to ward as the '''item''', and the date & time from the unit log or nurses note. | |||
For each patient move, enter the to ward as the '''item''', and the date & time from the unit log or nurses note. | |||
== Legacy Data== | == Legacy Data== | ||
Revision as of 17:52, 2009 September 16
We collect "Moves" data to assess
- the time delay from when a patient is first accepted to Medicine Service in ER (emergency room) to when the patient actually arrives in a medicine ward bed
- how much time an in-service medicine patient spends on off service wards while still under a medicine service physician's care.
Collection Guideline
Follow the Temporary study guidelines with the following information:
- Moves project
- For each patient move, enter the to ward as the item, and the date & time from the unit log or nurses note.
Legacy Data
- Collection was started September 1, 2007
- Collection of Moves data made tagging of “overflows” in variable slots 3 & 5 at the VIC redundant (Nov 1.07 stopped).
- we will review this within one year
- attempted to bring this up at steering comittee meetings for review and analysis without success so farTtenbergen 18:26, 16 September 2009 (CDT)
- will review with the CTU transition team (Tina emailed Sept 16 09)Ttenbergen 18:26, 16 September 2009 (CDT)
Data Structure
We capture medicine ward patient movements (moves) in L_TmpV2. The data is sent to and stored in TmpV2_1.mdb.