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== different kinds of LOSs ==

*Dr. Allan Garland and Julie met March 12, 2014 and identifed the different types of LOS currently calculated and reported as well as assigned a name to each one accordingly. ~~There will be more to be added once when we receive the WRHA data on Hospital Admission and Discharge Dates in the near future.~~

*Dr. Allan Garland and Julie met March 12, 2014 and identifed the different types of LOS currently calculated and reported as well as assigned a name to each one accordingly.

~~{{Discuss | who = Julie | question =~~

~~You let this for yourself a long time ago:~~

* Reminder for Julie - Need to revisit the other LOS related categories. [[User:JMojica|JMojica]] 12:54, 2014 March 12 (CDT)

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** please tie into the reports in [[:Category:Reporting]] as well

===LOS_Record===

* refers as the Length of Stay per record

* refers as the Length of Stay (LOS) per record

** simply calculated as the difference between the ~~Discharge~~ and ~~Admit Dates~~ of ~~each record~~. ~~A record can be~~ either ~~a Medicine Ward~~ or ~~ICU patient.~~

**Before Oct 1, 2020 - a record is defined as an admission in an Internal Medicine ward or Critical Care Unit.

**Starting Oct1, 2020 - a record for Critical Care, see [[Definition of a Critical Care Laptop Admission]] and a record for Internal Medicine, see [[Definition of a Critical Care Laptop Admission]].

* LOS is simply calculated as the difference between the End Date and time and Start Date and time of stay.

** Start Date and time is defined by either of these fields:

*** [[Accept DtTm]] or [[Arrive DtTm]]

*** First Service start date and time in the tmp

** The summary reports include all patients.

{{Discuss | who = Julie | question =

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 == different kinds of LOSs ==
-*Dr. Allan Garland and Julie met March 12, 2014 and identifed the different types of LOS currently calculated and reported as well as assigned a name to each one accordingly.  There will be more to be added once when we receive the WRHA data on Hospital Admission and Discharge Dates in the near future.
+*Dr. Allan Garland and Julie met March 12, 2014 and identifed the different types of LOS currently calculated and reported as well as assigned a name to each one accordingly.
-{{Discuss | who = Julie | question =
-You let this for yourself a long time ago:
-* Reminder for Julie -  Need to revisit the other LOS related categories.  [[User:JMojica|JMojica]] 12:54, 2014 March 12 (CDT)
-}}
-** please tie into the reports in [[:Category:Reporting]] as well
 ===LOS_Record===
-* refers as the Length of Stay per record
+* refers as the Length of Stay (LOS) per record
-** simply calculated as the difference between the Discharge and Admit Dates of each record.  A record can be either a Medicine Ward or ICU patient.
+**Before Oct 1, 2020 - a record is defined as an admission in an Internal Medicine ward or Critical Care Unit.
+**Starting Oct1, 2020 - a record  for Critical Care, see [[Definition of a Critical Care Laptop Admission]] and a record for Internal Medicine, see [[Definition of a Critical Care Laptop Admission]].
+* LOS is simply calculated as the difference between the End Date and time  and Start Date and time of stay.
+** Start Date  and time is defined by either of these fields:
+*** [[Accept DtTm]]  or [[Arrive DtTm]]
+*** First Service start date and time in the tmp
 ** The summary reports include all patients.
 {{Discuss | who = Julie | question =