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Once generated the [[Person_ID]] for new entries with same PHIN would be the same for new encounters. | Once generated the [[Person_ID]] for new entries with same PHIN would be the same for new encounters. | ||
If data becomes inconsistent | If data becomes inconsistent the old data in [[L Person table]] will be '''deleted''' and the records will be treated as if newly encountered patients. Some scenarios that might cause this are: | ||
* for some reason two [[Person_ID]]s for same PHIN | |||
* [[L_Person table]] entry without corresponding [[L_Log table]] entry | |||
=== Implication for data we have provided === | |||
Main office discussed that the Person ID might change over time if a PHIN changes as per [[PHIN_field#Multiple_PHINs_or_PHIN_changes_over_time]]. Julie is aware of this and will include this in any considerations about ongoing data she provides. | |||
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Revision as of 16:01, 2019 March 20
Data Element (edit) | |
Field Name: | Person_ID |
CCMDB Label: | N/A |
CCMDB tab: | not stated |
Table: | L Log table, L Person table |
Data type: | number |
Length: | long integer |
Program: | Med and CC |
Created/Raw: | Created |
Start Date: | 1988-07-11 |
End Date: | 2300-01-01 |
Sort Index: | 1 |
Unique random number id per patient that combines the D_IDs across admissions/encounters.
See Generate Person IDs and Correcting Person IDs for how Person_IDs are generated and maintained. A new line is generated in L_Person table, and the Person_ID is assigned to Centralized data.mdb.L_Log table.Person_ID .
For the most part, Person_ID is permanently stored and therefore remains the same for new encounters of that patient in L_Log table/L_Person table.
As of 2019-02-06, Person_ID doesn't show in any form in CFE.
Consistency of Person_ID over time
If a record in L Person table were ever deleted and recreated it would NEVER receive the same Person_ID next time around. See Generate Person IDs and Correcting Person IDs for how Person_IDs are generated and updated for more info on scenarios that might cause a Person_ID to change.
Once generated the Person_ID for new entries with same PHIN would be the same for new encounters.
If data becomes inconsistent the old data in L Person table will be deleted and the records will be treated as if newly encountered patients. Some scenarios that might cause this are:
- for some reason two Person_IDs for same PHIN
- L_Person table entry without corresponding L_Log table entry
Implication for data we have provided
Main office discussed that the Person ID might change over time if a PHIN changes as per PHIN_field#Multiple_PHINs_or_PHIN_changes_over_time. Julie is aware of this and will include this in any considerations about ongoing data she provides.
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