Primary operation election - Revision history

MaciejBlizinski: +Link

2006-03-30T17:24:02Z

+Link

MaciejBlizinski: Without regard to procedure

2006-03-29T15:04:36Z

Without regard to procedure

MaciejBlizinski at 13:38, 29 March 2006

2006-03-29T13:38:04Z

MaciejBlizinski at 13:29, 29 March 2006

2006-03-29T13:29:41Z

62.233.164.1 at 13:24, 28 March 2006

2006-03-28T13:24:58Z

MaciejBlizinski at 12:53, 28 March 2006

2006-03-28T12:53:08Z

MaciejBlizinski: +Category

2006-03-28T12:24:43Z

+Category

MaciejBlizinski: Minor edit

2006-03-28T12:22:09Z

Minor edit

MaciejBlizinski: First version of the explanation

2006-03-28T12:20:42Z

First version of the explanation

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All reports that display the [[mortality]], are patient-based, because the mortality is a property of a patient. For reports that show any property of an operation (like surgeon) must elect one operation as the primary operation for given patient. Following text describes how exactly is the primary operation elected. There is a number of patient for which the primary operation is impossible to elect. Those patients do not appear in the reports.

For the given patient:

#Find the maximum [[Basic Score]] from all of the patient's procedures.
#*''Known problems: Some procedures do not have Basic Score. Some patients don't have any procedures.''
#Find the procedure with Basic Score equal to the maximum Basic Score. Is is called the [[primary procedure]].
#*''Known problems: Some procedures have equal Basic Score, so number of procedures with Basic Score equal to the maximum Basic Score can be greater than 1. This causes the [[primary procedure]] be impossible to determine.''
#If the [[primary procedure]] was impossible to determine by the maximum Basic Score, find a procedure with Basic Score equal to the maximum Basic Score and priority equal to one.
#*''Known problems: As above, but with less cases.''
#If the [[primary procedure]] was impossible to determine by the maximum Basic Score and the priority, find the procedure with Basic Score with priority equal to one.
#*''Note: This helps to find [[primary procedure]]s that do not have Basic Score. However, those procedures do not apper in any reports that show the Basic Score. Most of the reports do.''
#If the [[primary procedure]] is still impossible to determine, the algorithm gives up here. If the procedure was determined successfully, it continues.
#Find the operation, during which the [[primary procedure]] was performed.
#*''Known problems: The primary procedure could be performed during more than one operation.''
#Find the operation, during which the [[primary procedure]] was performed and has priority equal to 1.
#*''Known problems: The primary procedure could still be performed during more than one operation and have priority equal to 1.''
#If the [[primary operation]] could not be determined, the patient is excluded from reports, because it's impossible to tell the date of surgery or any other operation properties.

During the process, only [[validation|valid]] operations are taken into account.

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	The [[primary operation]] is the '''first''' operation performed. However, there are cases where two operations were performed during one day and they have equal <tt>date_of_surgery</tt> fields.		The [[primary operation]] is the '''first''' operation performed. However, there are cases where two operations were performed during one day and they have equal <tt>date_of_surgery</tt> fields.
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		+	''Read more about the [[first operation]].''

	== Procedure and Basic Score related reports ==		== Procedure and Basic Score related reports ==

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		+	== Reports without regard to procedures or Basic Score ==
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		+	The [[primary operation]] is the '''first''' operation performed. However, there are cases where two operations were performed during one day and they have equal <tt>date_of_surgery</tt> fields.
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		+	== Procedure and Basic Score related reports ==

	All reports that display the [[mortality]], are patient-based, because the mortality is a property of a patient. For reports that show any property of an operation (like surgeon) must elect one operation as the primary operation for given patient. Following text describes how exactly is the primary operation elected. There is a number of patients for which the primary operation is impossible to elect. Those patients do not appear in the reports.		All reports that display the [[mortality]], are patient-based, because the mortality is a property of a patient. For reports that show any property of an operation (like surgeon) must elect one operation as the primary operation for given patient. Following text describes how exactly is the primary operation elected. There is a number of patients for which the primary operation is impossible to elect. Those patients do not appear in the reports.

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	All reports that display the [[mortality]], are patient-based, because the mortality is a property of a patient. For reports that show any property of an operation (like surgeon) must elect one operation as the primary operation for given patient. Following text describes how exactly is the primary operation elected. There is a number of patients for which the primary operation is impossible to elect. Those patients do not appear in the reports.		All reports that display the [[mortality]], are patient-based, because the mortality is a property of a patient. For reports that show any property of an operation (like surgeon) must elect one operation as the primary operation for given patient. Following text describes how exactly is the primary operation elected. There is a number of patients for which the primary operation is impossible to elect. Those patients do not appear in the reports.

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	During the process, only [[validation\|valid]] operations are taken into account.		During the process, only [[validation\|valid]] operations are taken into account.
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 #Find the operation, during which the [[primary procedure]] was performed and has priority equal to 1.
 #*''Known problems: The primary procedure could still be performed during more than one operation and have priority equal to 1.''
-#If the primary operation could not be determined, the patient is excluded from reports, because it's impossible to tell the date of surgery or any other operation properties.
+#If the primary operation could not be determined and is required by the report, the patient is excluded from it because it's impossible to tell the date of surgery or any other operation properties.
 During the process, only [[validation|valid]] operations are taken into account.

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 For the given patient:
-#Find the maximum [[Basic Score]] from all of the patient's procedures.
+#Determine the [[primary procedure]]. See the [[primary procedure election]] for details.
-#*''Known problems: Some procedures do not have Basic Score.''
+#If the [[primary procedure]] is impossible to determine, the algorithm gives up. If the procedure was determined successfully, it continues.
 #Find the operation, during which the [[primary procedure]] was performed.
 #*''Known problems: The primary procedure could be performed during more than one operation.''

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 #Find the maximum [[Basic Score]] from all of the patient's procedures.
-#*''Known problems: Some procedures do not have Basic Score. Some patients don't have any procedures.''
+#*''Known problems: Some procedures do not have Basic Score.''
 #Find the procedure with Basic Score equal to the maximum Basic Score. Is is called the [[primary procedure]].
 #*''Known problems: Some procedures have equal Basic Score, so number of procedures with Basic Score equal to the maximum Basic Score can be greater than 1. This causes the [[primary procedure]] be impossible to determine.''