ECIP
Emergency Critical Care InPatient.
A critical care / MICU ECIP is a patient who was under the care of a Critical Care service in the ER and never made it to the MICU (see EMIP for scenarios). See Cognos_SubServices table in CCMDB.accdb for list.
Such a patient will show up in the Cognos Report Integrator listings just like an EMIP patient.
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A surgical / SICU ECIP is a patient who...
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A patient who is not under the care of one of the Critical Care services (see Cognos_SubServices table in CCMDB.accdb for list) may show up in the Cognos Report Integrator listings if they were under one of a set of services we identified (see "* Surgery /*" in Cognos_SubServices table in CCMDB.accdb for list). However, we have no way to tell a patient under e.g. a surgery service who then went to a unit (or home) from a patient under such service who should have gone to ICU but didn't get there.
Collecting this info under Boarding Loc
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ECIPs in other locations
How to identify ECIPs in Cognos EPR Report
As EMIP, but with a Critical Care service.
How to identify critical care /MICU ECIPs in EPR Reports
EPR reports:
- choose facility
- choose dates needed
- choose ER as unit
- will list all inpatient clients in ER however, you can see which ones are under Critical Care Service
- see below to cross reference which patients under critical care were discharged or transferred to another location, within your hospital, other than ICU
- this list will also show you patients that are currently admitted in the ER under critical care service (if you are running a report with the most current date/time)
- choose facility
- choose dates needed
- choose ER as unit
- choose attending providers "all"
- will list all inpatients, look for those patients under critical care service, that were discharged to another facility or expired
- choose facility
- choose dates needed
- choose ER as unit
- choose "from location" under "unit filters on"
- choose "between unit transfers only" under "transfer type"
- will list all inpatients, look for those patients under critical care service, that went to a location other than ICU
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