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* Is it possible to have a sending service for patients who were admitted from HOME - say, Cardiology service admitted from home to CCU? -- [[User:JMojica|JMojica]] 14:51, 2016 March 11 (CST) | * Is it possible to have a sending service for patients who were admitted from HOME - say, Cardiology service admitted from home to CCU? -- [[User:JMojica|JMojica]] 14:51, 2016 March 11 (CST) | ||
** Would that not be entered as "z_not an inpatient"? I could add home if needed. Laura/Trish, any collection concerns around it? However, in your example, would that not actually mean admitted from Cardiology? I guess it also depends on what we want to do with this data; would the recipients want to know "home" in this case, or what would they want to know? Ttenbergen 15:39, 2016 March 16 (CDT) | ** Would that not be entered as "z_not an inpatient"? I could add home if needed. Laura/Trish, any collection concerns around it? However, in your example, would that not actually mean admitted from Cardiology? I guess it also depends on what we want to do with this data; would the recipients want to know "home" in this case, or what would they want to know? Ttenbergen 15:39, 2016 March 16 (CDT) | ||
** When one is admitted from home and the sending service is Cardiology (n=17 cases found in TmpV2), does it mean that a cardiologist phoned the hospital's CCU (HSC/STB) and requested for the patient's admission to the unit? If indeed happening and from home, is there a need to distinguish those "z_not an inpatient" with those having a sending service? - a question to ask to the TASK Group? [[User:JMojica|JMojica]] 15:36, 2016 March 18 (CDT) | |||
=== Service unknown?=== | === Service unknown?=== | ||