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== Data Collection ==
== Data Collection ==
For any medicine record being sent after the project start date, capture whether there were any allied health consults.   
* For any medicine record being sent after the project start date, capture whether there were any allied health consults.   
   
* Some patients may have more than one consult for the same allied health professional during their hospital stay, record each time there is a new consult for any of the 6 allied health professions. We do not need to collect when they are discharged by an allied health profession.
* We only want new consults that are generated by the medicine team.  If they are transferred in from ICU or another ward or from ER, where they are already being followed by an allied health professional, only enter yes if the medicine team generates a new consult
* self-consults by any allied health professional should be captured as a new consult
* Verbal consults will not have an order or consult written, if when reviewing a chart there is a note by an allied health professional and no associated consult/order enter that as yes and note the dttm of the first documentation
 
=== Data Entry Instructions ===   
=== Data Entry Instructions ===   
The following lines will automatically be added to each new medicine record:  
The following lines will automatically be added to each new medicine record, existing records entered prior to the start date of the project will need to have these entered manually:  
* '''Project: AHC_HC''' - Item: "not entered" (because you haven't set a value yet)
* '''Project: AHC_HC''' - Item: "not entered" (because you haven't set a value yet)
* '''Project: AHC_OT''' - Item: "not entered"
* '''Project: AHC_OT''' - Item: "not entered"
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* '''Project: AHC_SLP''' - Item: "not entered"  
* '''Project: AHC_SLP''' - Item: "not entered"  
* '''Project: AHC_Dietician''' - Item: "not entered"  
* '''Project: AHC_Dietician''' - Item: "not entered"  
{{Discuss|
 
* After beta testing Joanna and I thought it would be easiest if all the above fields are pre-populated on entry with a default to not entered [[User:Lkaita|Lisa Kaita]] 12:54, 2024 November 29 (CST)
** That was the plan, is that not what is happening? [[User:Ttenbergen|Ttenbergen]] 12:55, 2024 November 29 (CST)
*** not for existing records we enter manually, but we didn't receive COGNOS today so maybe with new admits it does!  will keep you posted [[User:Lkaita|Lisa Kaita]] 14:42, 2024 November 29 (CST)
**** yes, it's the new patient entry that should populate them automatically as part of making the record from cognos, I have no mechanism set up to do this in existing records. [[User:Ttenbergen|Ttenbergen]] 15:36, 2024 November 29 (CST)
}}
* '''Item''': change the item dropdown as follows as you come across information
* '''Item''': change the item dropdown as follows as you come across information
** '''"yes"''' - if you found any consult for (Home care HC, Occupational therapy OT, Physiotherapy PT, Social Work SW)
** '''"yes"''' - if you found any consult for (Home care HC, Occupational therapy OT, Physiotherapy PT, Social Work SW)
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==== Special Cases  ====
==== Special Cases  ====
{{Discuss|
* If the pt is discharged from one of the allied health teams do we want to capture this dttm as well?  also, if they are dc'ed by an allied health team member and then reconsulted, should we be capturing the second consult?  [[User:Lkaita|Lisa Kaita]] 13:59, 2024 November 28 (CST)
* one of test cases today had this happen, I entered both consult dttm, I could not find a dc date from the initial consult [[User:Lkaita|Lisa Kaita]] 12:55, 2024 November 29 (CST)
** yes, each consult; don't need end consults. [[User:Ttenbergen|Ttenbergen]] 16:22, 2024 November 29 (CST)}}


{{Discuss|
{{Discuss|
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*** ok so to be clear, we will only enter yes, if the medicine team writes a new order to consult one of the allied health team.  In speaking with an OT member today, she said that if one of the OT members is consulted in ICU, or another ward, or ER, they do not re-consult, they give an OT to OT report.  She said sometimes the medicine team will write a new consult, but that it isn't necessary if they are already following, they will however write a "transfer" note.  she was uncertain if all other allied health teams practice the same way.  Many of the consults are verbal. [[User:Lkaita|Lisa Kaita]] 20:11, 2024 November 29 (CST) }}   
*** ok so to be clear, we will only enter yes, if the medicine team writes a new order to consult one of the allied health team.  In speaking with an OT member today, she said that if one of the OT members is consulted in ICU, or another ward, or ER, they do not re-consult, they give an OT to OT report.  She said sometimes the medicine team will write a new consult, but that it isn't necessary if they are already following, they will however write a "transfer" note.  she was uncertain if all other allied health teams practice the same way.  Many of the consults are verbal. [[User:Lkaita|Lisa Kaita]] 20:11, 2024 November 29 (CST) }}   


{{Discuss|
* This would be applicable to transfers as well from wards/icu’s within the current facility, outside we would follow the outlined process. (LK)
** we only want the consults generated by the medicine team. }}
{{Discuss|
* At STB homecare will often "self consult" how should this be handled.
** we will want to know that and collect it. [[User:Ttenbergen|Ttenbergen]] 16:22, 2024 November 29 (CST)}}


== Data Use ==
== Data Use ==

Revision as of 20:33, 29 November 2024

Projects
Active?: planned
Program: Med
Requestor: Dan Roberts
Collection start: within the next week or so "within the next week or so" contains an extrinsic dash or other characters that are invalid for a date interpretation.
Collection end: somewhere between 100 records and 3 months

Data Collection

  • For any medicine record being sent after the project start date, capture whether there were any allied health consults.
  • Some patients may have more than one consult for the same allied health professional during their hospital stay, record each time there is a new consult for any of the 6 allied health professions. We do not need to collect when they are discharged by an allied health profession.
  • We only want new consults that are generated by the medicine team. If they are transferred in from ICU or another ward or from ER, where they are already being followed by an allied health professional, only enter yes if the medicine team generates a new consult
  • self-consults by any allied health professional should be captured as a new consult
  • Verbal consults will not have an order or consult written, if when reviewing a chart there is a note by an allied health professional and no associated consult/order enter that as yes and note the dttm of the first documentation

Data Entry Instructions

The following lines will automatically be added to each new medicine record, existing records entered prior to the start date of the project will need to have these entered manually:

  • Project: AHC_HC - Item: "not entered" (because you haven't set a value yet)
  • Project: AHC_OT - Item: "not entered"
  • Project: AHC_PT - Item: "not entered"
  • Project: AHC_SW - Item: "not entered"
  • Project: AHC_SLP - Item: "not entered"
  • Project: AHC_Dietician - Item: "not entered"
  • Item: change the item dropdown as follows as you come across information
    • "yes" - if you found any consult for (Home care HC, Occupational therapy OT, Physiotherapy PT, Social Work SW)
    • "no" - if you have finished the chart and didn't find one
  • Date: date of the first consult if available, if consult not in chart but there is clear documentation in the chart use the dttm of the first note/assessment (best guess better than nothing but not mandatory)
  • Time: time (if available) of the first consult
  • if not available/documented should we have that as an option? Lisa Kaita 13:59, 2024 November 28 (CST)
    • two options... checkbox for "time missing" or better to say do a best guess but must enter. Thoughts? Ttenbergen 14:16, 2024 November 28 (CST)
    • good with checkbox but does Dr R have any ideas of what his preference would be? Lisa Kaita 14:44, 2024 November 29 (CST)
  • SMW


  • Cargo


  • Categories
  • Integer: not used
  • Real: not used
  • Checkbox: not used
  • Comment: not used

Sources

  • SBGH in EPR - check for consults in the orders tab, there will also be documentation in the documents section by the various allied health teams, if they have been consulted
  • HSC and GGH - check for an order and also the consult sections of the chart, there will also be documentation in the notes section by the various allied health team, if they have been consulted

<details?>

<clarifications, usually come up during first few days of collection>

Special Cases

  • If the consults happen before medicine accepts do we enter that date and time? Or the dttm of the first time an allied health person sees them on the medicine ward. (LK)
    • number of consult generated by the medicine team. Ttenbergen 16:22, 2024 November 29 (CST)
      • ok so to be clear, we will only enter yes, if the medicine team writes a new order to consult one of the allied health team. In speaking with an OT member today, she said that if one of the OT members is consulted in ICU, or another ward, or ER, they do not re-consult, they give an OT to OT report. She said sometimes the medicine team will write a new consult, but that it isn't necessary if they are already following, they will however write a "transfer" note. she was uncertain if all other allied health teams practice the same way. Many of the consults are verbal. Lisa Kaita 20:11, 2024 November 29 (CST)
  • SMW


  • Cargo


  • Categories


Data Use

This data is being collected as a current state for Project Overstay2.

Consistency Checks

Data Integrity Checks (automatic list)

 AppStatus
Query s_tmp_AHC_consistentCCMDB.accdbimplemented

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