Discharged to community: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 17:37, 11 March 2025

	Just a placeholder for now because the idea of how we define dispo to community in data came up re. things like Readmission to MedWard and others. We have the obvious "Home" but if someone is discharged to something like Dialysis, would that also count? How do we define? Ideally by a column in s_dispo table such as s_dispo.loc_type, but that one uses "non-patient" which it also uses for Deceased patients (should we just split that out?). There is probably even more to this. Likely Julie has more than one approach in reporting. This came up because we were looking to define this for LAU collection readmission data.

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-Just a placeholder for now because the idea of how we define this in data came up re. things like [[Readmission to MedWard]] and others. We have the obvious "Home" but if someone is discharged to something like Dialysis, would that also count? How do we define? Ideally by a column in [[s_dispo table]] such as [[s_dispo.loc_type]], but that one uses "non-patient" which it also uses for [[Deceased patients]] (should we just split that out?). There is probably even more to this. Likely Julie has more than one approach in [[reporting]]. This came up because we were looking to define this for [[LAU collection readmission data]].
+Just a placeholder for now because the idea of how we define [[dispo]] to community in data came up re. things like [[Readmission to MedWard]] and others. We have the obvious "Home" but if someone is discharged to something like Dialysis, would that also count? How do we define? Ideally by a column in [[s_dispo table]] such as [[s_dispo.loc_type]], but that one uses "non-patient" which it also uses for [[Deceased patients]] (should we just split that out?). There is probably even more to this. Likely Julie has more than one approach in [[reporting]]. This came up because we were looking to define this for [[LAU collection readmission data]].
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