Converting Lab Counts to CCI: Difference between revisions

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CCI would allow for the collection of most things we currently collect as counted labs ([[:Category:Manually_collected_labs]]).

* {{~~discussion}} CCI - should we~~ move ~~the imaging labs collection in with this? Emailed Allan... Ttenbergen 19:51, 2017 September 18 (CDT)~~

** Allan pointed out that the blood products etc also have procedures. Tina to send list. Ttenbergen 16:17, 2017 September 19 (CDT)

** It is much simpler and faster to ~~count the number of CXR's, ABGs, and other tests in our lab counts than to put a~~ CCI entry for each every day they are done. Also, anything that is currently on the tiss sheet should not have to be included in CCI at least for ICU. For example, CRRT and IHD is clearly marked on the tiss and which days are clearly shown. To have to enter in CCI all tests and procedures every single day they are done is not feasible within the time constraints of our EFT's in my opinion.--[[User:LKolesar|LKolesar]] 08:12, 2018 January 31 (CST)

** If we ~~move~~ lab ~~counts to CCI we would likely lose the distinction between 5% and 25% in [[FFP]]. See discussion~~ at ~~that page. Ttenbergen 21:20~~, ~~2018 March 20 (CDT~~)

== Pros of moving to CCI ==

* Consistent storage of information, i.e. stored with all other procedures

* more detail (e.g. do we mostly do a lab at admission, or right through stay?)

{{CCI}} ~~still needs decision.~~

== Cons of moving to CCI ==

=== time consuming ===

* It is much simpler and faster to count the number of CXR's, ABGs, and other tests in our lab counts than to put a CCI entry for each every day they are done. Also, anything that is currently on the tiss sheet should not have to be included in CCI at least for ICU. For example, CRRT and IHD is clearly marked on the tiss and which days are clearly shown. To have to enter in CCI all tests and procedures every single day they are done is not feasible within the time constraints of our EFT's in my opinion.--[[User:LKolesar|LKolesar]] 08:12, 2018 January 31 (CST)

* Laura did a test collection and found this to be much slower. Trish will coordinate more testing for this. Ttenbergen 12:52, 2018 May 9 (CDT)

=== losing some detail ===

* If we move lab counts to CCI we would likely lose the distinction between 5% and 25% in [[FFP]]. See discussion at that page. Ttenbergen 21:20, 2018 March 20 (CDT)

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-[[:Category:Manually_collected_labs]]
+CCI would allow for the collection of most things we currently collect as counted labs ([[:Category:Manually_collected_labs]]).
-* {{discussion}} CCI - should we move the imaging labs collection in with this? Emailed Allan... Ttenbergen 19:51, 2017 September 18 (CDT)
+{{DiscussTask | Should counted labs move to CCI? }}
-** Allan pointed out that the blood products etc also have procedures. Tina to send list. Ttenbergen 16:17, 2017 September 19 (CDT)
-** It is much simpler and faster to count the number of CXR's, ABGs, and other tests in our lab counts than to put a CCI entry for each every day they are done.  Also,  anything that is currently on the tiss sheet should not have to be included in CCI at least for ICU.  For example, CRRT and IHD is clearly marked on the tiss and which days are clearly shown. To have to enter in CCI all tests and procedures every single day they are done is not feasible within the time constraints of our EFT's in my opinion.--[[User:LKolesar|LKolesar]] 08:12, 2018 January 31 (CST)
-** If we move lab counts to CCI we would likely lose the distinction between 5% and 25% in [[FFP]]. See discussion at that page. Ttenbergen 21:20, 2018 March 20 (CDT)
+== Pros of moving to CCI ==
+* Consistent storage of information, i.e. stored with all other procedures
+* more detail (e.g. do we mostly do a lab at admission, or right through stay?)
-{{CCI}} still needs decision.
+== Cons of moving to CCI ==
+=== time consuming ===
+* It is much simpler and faster to count the number of CXR's, ABGs, and other tests in our lab counts than to put a CCI entry for each every day they are done.  Also,  anything that is currently on the tiss sheet should not have to be included in CCI at least for ICU.  For example, CRRT and IHD is clearly marked on the tiss and which days are clearly shown. To have to enter in CCI all tests and procedures every single day they are done is not feasible within the time constraints of our EFT's in my opinion.--[[User:LKolesar|LKolesar]] 08:12, 2018 January 31 (CST)
+* Laura did a test collection and found this to be much slower. Trish will coordinate more testing for this. Ttenbergen 12:52, 2018 May 9 (CDT)
+=== losing some detail ===
+* If we move lab counts to CCI we would likely lose the distinction between 5% and 25% in [[FFP]]. See discussion at that page. Ttenbergen 21:20, 2018 March 20 (CDT)
+{{CCI|needs review}}
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