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Due to limitations to our technology, we also store the data for [[Patient Task Tracking]] among our diagnoses because the data structure was set up to accept them. | Due to limitations to our technology, we also store the data for [[Patient Task Tracking]] among our diagnoses because the data structure was set up to accept them. | ||
===L_Dxs Table in the [[CCMDB.mdb]]=== | ===L_Dxs Table in the [[CCMDB.mdb]]=== |
Revision as of 17:02, 2010 November 1
L_Dxs is the data structure where patients' diagnoses are stored; it is stored in Ccmdb data\ccmdb data.mdb
Contents of L_Dxs
L_Dxs is populated with diagnoses from the S AllDiagnoses table. The diagnoses are structured in a system of main- and sub-diagnoses. Which diagnoses end up on the list is determined by the steering committee.
Because our main repository TMSX is not relational, it is limited to 6 admit diagnoses and 9 complications per patient. L_DXs contains a field "priority" which is for ranking of the comorbids to decide which will be sent.
Due to limitations to our technology, we also store the data for Patient Task Tracking among our diagnoses because the data structure was set up to accept them.
L_Dxs Table in the CCMDB.mdb
L_Dxs in the CCMDB.mdb Access program contains the fields
Dx_ID | unique id for relationships and indexes |
Pat_ID | unique patient identifier |
??? | to designate whether this is a
diagnosis, complication or task |- |
??? DxCode | as chosen from s_AllDiagnoses
main- and sub diagnoses get pulled for display from s_Alldiagnoses |
???Priority | used to sort to limit to 6 diagnoses resp. 9 complications |
rank | used to rank to limit to 6 diagnoses resp. 9 complications |