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* I think this needs an update as to what we are supposed to do, I don't believe MineMine button is being used? (blezak)

** Correct, I have updated it, please see if it makes sense now. Ttenbergen 11:56, 2020 October 21 (CDT) }}

We would essentially take the sum EFTs per program/site and consider them as 100%, and then assign the chart numbers based on that percentage. For example, if a site has 3 collectors that are each a .5EFT, each collector would get 33% of that site's new admissions, so collector A might get charts ending in 00-33, collector B 34-66, and collector C 67-99.

The ~~actual~~ split is automatically reflected in [[Cognos Admitter]], no additional filtering needed.

The split is automatically reflected in [[Cognos Admitter]], no additional filtering needed.

=== Viewing the numbers assigned to a given laptop ===

The assignment is a matter of laptop, chart number ending and the date at which point a specific distribution started. We don't want to store it here on the wiki because it is kind of messy and hard to keep updated. Use [["Show PatientFollow allocation" button]] to see which numbers are assigned to the laptop you are working on during which timeframe.

=== How was the distribution initially defined and validated? ===

We would essentially take the sum EFTs per program/site and consider them as 100%, and then assign the chart numbers based on that percentage. For example, if a site has 3 collectors that are each a .5EFT, each collector would get 33% of that site's new admissions, so collector A might get charts ending in 00-33, collector B 34-66, and collector C 67-99.

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| always= The last two digits of chart numbers are evenly distributed and can be used for this.

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 * I think this needs an update as to what we are supposed to do, I don't believe MineMine button is being used? (blezak)
 ** Correct, I have updated it, please see if it makes sense now. Ttenbergen 11:56, 2020 October 21 (CDT) }}
-We would essentially take the sum EFTs per program/site and consider them as 100%, and then assign the chart numbers based on that percentage. For example, if a site has 3 collectors that are each a .5EFT, each collector would get 33% of that site's new admissions, so collector A might get charts ending in 00-33, collector B 34-66, and collector C 67-99.
-The actual split is automatically reflected in [[Cognos Admitter]], no additional filtering needed.
+The split is automatically reflected in [[Cognos Admitter]], no additional filtering needed.
 === Viewing the numbers assigned to a given laptop ===
 The assignment is a matter of laptop, chart number ending and the date at which point a specific distribution started. We don't want to store it here on the wiki because it is kind of messy and hard to keep updated. Use [["Show PatientFollow allocation" button]] to see which numbers are assigned to the laptop you are working on during which timeframe.
+=== How was the distribution initially defined and validated? ===
+We would essentially take the sum EFTs per program/site and consider them as 100%, and then assign the chart numbers based on that percentage. For example, if a site has 3 collectors that are each a .5EFT, each collector would get 33% of that site's new admissions, so collector A might get charts ending in 00-33, collector B 34-66, and collector C 67-99.
 {{Collapsable
 | always= The last two digits of chart numbers are evenly distributed and can be used for this.