Service Sending to ICU

NOT ACTIVE YET as of 2015-Jun-18

Template:Discussion Collectors, are these instructions clear? Collection could start within the next few days... Ttenbergen 11:56, 2015 June 18 (CDT)

Purpose

To identify the "sending service" or "originating service" for those who came to ICU from a prior inpatient location (refer to Task Meeting Minutes April 13,2015). This is different to the "service of the attending" during the patient's stay in ICU.

Data Collection Instructions

For each patient who meets the following conditions:

• critical care patient
• was a prior inpatient before coming to ICU (even if arrived via temp location such as ER, procedure suite...)
• doesn't arrive from another ICU (ie not an inter or intra transfer)

add a single tmp entry with the following:

• project: Srv to ICU
• item: one of the following:
  • Medicine
  • Cardiology
  • Psych
  • Ob/Gyne
  • Family Medicine
  • General surgery (including ACSS and Trauma surgery)
  • Cardiac surgery
  • Thoracic surgery
  • Urologic surgery
  • Ortho surgery
  • Neurosurgery
  • Vascular surgery
  • Plastic surgery
  • z_not applicable - in this case an entry to the comment field in tmp will be required. (z_ to sort to bottom)
• the other tmp fields are not used (except in "not applicable" scenario)

other options required?

If other options are required, please comment here.

Someone suggested we might need "Emergency" but since this is only for patients coming from other inpatient locations we won't include it for now. Can add later if it becomes an issue.

Start/End Dates

• Start: not yet determined
• End: there is no planned end date

Template:CCMDB Data Integrity Checks

If patient is has admit-from location that is an inpatient location (Wards, OR, PACU), the patient has to have exactly one entry (possibly "not applicable", in which case there must be a comment).

See also

• STB Cardiac Care patients
• Registry Patient Type

to do before go live

• Registry_Patient_Type#C-Cardiac_Type - awaiting confirmation
  • "Once this tmp study section is active we can go back to making the pt type relate to the type of diagnosis." (Laura K)