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When people change names, eg marriage, | |||
== Names == | |||
When people change names, eg marriage, the [[Data Processor]] changes all old records to be consistent with the current one. | |||
*[[LastName_field]] | *[[LastName_field]] | ||
*[[FirstName_field]] | *[[FirstName_field]] | ||
EPR uses the name used at admission time. Our old records therefore become inconsistent with EPR. | EPR uses the name used at admission time. Our old records therefore become inconsistent with EPR. | ||
== Sex == | |||
[[Sex field#Sex changes over time]] - we keep value of the earliest encounter we have. | |||
== PHIN == | |||
*[[ | * [[PHIN field#Multiple PHINs or PHIN changes over time]] - we update earlier encounters to newest value | ||
== Cross checks == | |||
We also keep track of false positives in our cross-check queries so we can have an explanation for them for future reference, and yet drop them off our cross-check lists. | We also keep track of false positives in our cross-check queries so we can have an explanation for them for future reference, and yet drop them off our cross-check lists. | ||
*[[L_Problem_table]] (I would not consider that part of patient information from a PHIA perspective. ) | *[[L_Problem_table]] (I would not consider that part of patient information from a PHIA perspective. ) | ||
Revision as of 16:02, 9 March 2019
Names
When people change names, eg marriage, the Data Processor changes all old records to be consistent with the current one.
EPR uses the name used at admission time. Our old records therefore become inconsistent with EPR.
Sex
Sex field#Sex changes over time - we keep value of the earliest encounter we have.
PHIN
- PHIN field#Multiple PHINs or PHIN changes over time - we update earlier encounters to newest value
Cross checks
We also keep track of false positives in our cross-check queries so we can have an explanation for them for future reference, and yet drop them off our cross-check lists.
- L_Problem_table (I would not consider that part of patient information from a PHIA perspective. )