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Patients may show up in our database repeatedly. Because our [[L_Log]] records are patient-ward-stay based, we do not have an inherent link to reflect this. | Patients may show up in our database repeatedly. Because our [[L_Log]] records are patient-ward-stay based, we do not have an inherent link to reflect this. | ||
If a patient is never discharged in between L_Log entries it may be a '''[[Continuous Stay]]'''. | |||
If a patient is discharged and then admitted again at a later time, but soon after the last hospital stay, they may qualify as '''[[Re-admission]]'''. | |||
If a patient is discharged and then admitted again at a later time, but soon after the last hospital stay, they may qualify as '''[[Re-admission]]'''. | |||
== Multiple encounter longitudinal consistency checks == | == Multiple encounter longitudinal consistency checks == | ||
Revision as of 11:18, 22 January 2015
Patients may show up in our database repeatedly. Because our L_Log records are patient-ward-stay based, we do not have an inherent link to reflect this.
If a patient is never discharged in between L_Log entries it may be a Continuous Stay.
If a patient is discharged and then admitted again at a later time, but soon after the last hospital stay, they may qualify as Re-admission.
Multiple encounter longitudinal consistency checks
For patients encountered repeatedly some data should be consistent between stays.
The data processor runs a set of checks during vetting that attempts to find and make consistent the records for patients encountered previously.
See Category:Multiple encounter longitudinal consistency check