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==Collection Guideline==
==Collection Guideline==
For every patient admitted from the ER, enter date and time arrived to medicine ward bed
For every patient admitted from the ER, enter date and time arrived to medicine ward bed
*Any patient admitted from the ER must have one ERWait date/time entered into tmp file.  It does not matter if first bed moved to into an in-service or off-service bed.  
*Any patient admitted '''from the ER''' must have one ERWait date/time entered into tmp file.  It does not matter if first bed moved to into an in-service or off-service bed.  


* project: '''ER_Wait'''  
* project: '''ER_Wait'''  
* as appropriate one of the following items
* as appropriate one of the following items
** '''direct admit''' - direct admit patient parked in ER on the way. A direct admission means direct admission to medicine ward bed under a medicine physician service but for some reason parked in ER before going to a ward bed.
** '''ER admission''' - is a patient who is admitted '''TO a medicine service physician '''  '''FROM a '''ER physician service.'''
** '''ER admission''' - all patients accepted to medicine service physician service FROM a '''ER physician service''' (does not include those patient that were direct to medicine service.)
** '''direct admit''' - A direct admission means direct admission '''TO medicine physician service''' but for some reason parked in ER before going to a ward bed. These patients are NOT admitted under a ER physician service prior to being accepted to medicine service.  
 
* the date & time arrived in med ward bed from the unit log or nurses note.  
* the date & time arrived in med ward bed from the unit log or nurses note.  


Data is only sent when all of patient file is complete.
Data is only sent when all of patient file is complete.
{{discussion}}
*** Just to clarify,  DIRECT ADMIT= any patient who comes to your hospital emergency via ambulance ,car,or foot from home.ER ADMIT= any patient who comes to your emergency from ambulatory care services, other emergency wards, other hospital wards and angio. Is this correct? Thanks Shirley
****No. A Direct admission is a patient who is admitted DIRECTLY to a Medicine ward bed from the community or another center or from anywhere else.  Admitted directly to a medicine service physician service and not to an emergency service physician.
****ER admission are those patient that are admitted to medicine physician service FROM a ER physician service.--[[User:TOstryzniuk|TOstryzniuk]] 16:06, 6 June 2011 (CDT)


== Reporting and Analysis ==
== Reporting and Analysis ==