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** on the 24 hour clock, use i.e. 00:01 – 23:59. Do not use 24:00 hrs | ** on the 24 hour clock, use i.e. 00:01 – 23:59. Do not use 24:00 hrs | ||
*** again if you find otherwise please let me know Ttenbergen 19:09, 2012 December 9 (EST) | *** again if you find otherwise please let me know Ttenbergen 19:09, 2012 December 9 (EST) | ||
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Check with Julie, may be confusing formain office because we are use to the Day /Mon/Yr. | *Check with Julie, may be confusing formain office because we are use to the Day /Mon/Yr. | ||
** The output will remain the same, this is just for the user interface the collectors use (ie CCMDB.mdb), so should not affect Julie. Having said that, I am happy with day mon year, but will use word for month to eliminate that source for confusion. Ttenbergen 11:39, 2012 December 10 (EST) | |||
[[Category: Data Collection Guide]] | [[Category: Data Collection Guide]] | ||
Revision as of 10:39, 10 December 2012
The date and time formats for the Critical Care and Medicine Databasea are:
- month / day / year
- Please be extra careful not to transpose month and day
- we are changing these to use month names for the month to prevent confusion. Let me know if you find instances where the above is still used. Ttenbergen 19:09, 2012 December 9 (EST)
- Please be extra careful not to transpose month and day
- HH:mm
- on the 24 hour clock, use i.e. 00:01 – 23:59. Do not use 24:00 hrs
- again if you find otherwise please let me know Ttenbergen 19:09, 2012 December 9 (EST)
- on the 24 hour clock, use i.e. 00:01 – 23:59. Do not use 24:00 hrs
- Check with Julie, may be confusing formain office because we are use to the Day /Mon/Yr.
- The output will remain the same, this is just for the user interface the collectors use (ie CCMDB.mdb), so should not affect Julie. Having said that, I am happy with day mon year, but will use word for month to eliminate that source for confusion. Ttenbergen 11:39, 2012 December 10 (EST)