ER Delay: Difference between revisions

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* Measure the time spent using ER bed/facilities/staff while already accepted under a Medicine or Critical Care Service.

* Measure the delay of movement of patient from ER bed to Medicine or Critical Care bed.

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*Lisa replied ‘when boarding loc is only ER the arrivedttm equals accept dttm equals first service dttm, dispo time should be the discharge dttm'. I have thought the same – that this is how we were doing it with EMIPs. Can’t find this rule in WIKI.

*Before we move to tmp service and boarding loc. I calculated ER delay equals Arrive dttm – accept dttm. Now we added another or second way,  ER Delay equals first post-ER Boarding Loc dttm - ER Boarding Loc dttm.

*This caused an issue for boarding loc only ER. There is no post-ER boarding loc. if I follow the first way, ER delay is ZERO since arrive dttm is the same as accept dttm.

*Should the whole stay at ER be considered as an ER delay or NOT? If yes, then in the past I was underestimating it because all EMIPs have ZERO delay.

*If YES in the question above, then we should add this rule for EMIP or ECIP cases

#Arrive dttm equals dispo dttm

#first post-ER Boarding Loc dttm equals dispo dttm

in this way, ER Delay will be consistent in both formulas.

*For discussion. --[[User:JMojica|JMojica]] 10:17, 2022 March 9 (CST)}}

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 * Measure the time spent using ER bed/facilities/staff while already accepted under a Medicine or Critical Care Service.
 * Measure the delay of movement of patient from ER bed to Medicine or Critical Care bed.
+{{Discuss |
+*Lisa replied    ‘when boarding loc is only ER the arrivedttm equals accept dttm equals first service dttm, dispo time should be the discharge dttm'.  I have thought the same – that  this is how we were doing it with EMIPs. Can’t find this rule in WIKI.
+*Before we move to tmp service and boarding loc.  I calculated ER delay equals  Arrive dttm – accept dttm.     Now we added another or second way,   ER Delay equals first post-ER Boarding Loc dttm -  ER Boarding Loc dttm.
+*This caused an issue for boarding loc only ER.   There is no post-ER boarding loc.  if I follow the first way, ER delay is ZERO since arrive dttm is the same as accept dttm.
+*Should the whole stay at ER be considered as an ER delay or NOT?  If yes, then in the past I was underestimating it because all EMIPs have ZERO  delay.
+*If YES in the question above, then we should add this rule for EMIP or ECIP cases
+#Arrive dttm equals dispo dttm
+#first post-ER Boarding Loc dttm equals dispo dttm
+in this way, ER Delay will be consistent in both formulas.
+*For discussion. --[[User:JMojica|JMojica]] 10:17, 2022 March 9 (CST)}}
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