Analysis.txt | |
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#Case | Identifier of the stay |
Analysis | Context of the stay (only one: G>F>E>D>C>H>B>A). |
A: Back to home, without further potentially avoidable readmission, justified stay | |
B: Idem, more or less justified stay | |
C: Back to home, with a further potentially avoidable readmission | |
D: Death | |
E: Transfer to another hospital (variable 1.5.V03 “Stay after discharge” = 4,5,6,44,55,66). If this variable is not specified (value = 9), the stay is allocated to this category if the patient was transferred to another hospital for another stay. | |
F: Waiting for nursing home bed (variable 1.2.V02 “Stay before admission” different than 3 and 4; variable 1.5:V03 “Stay after discharge” = 2 or 3) | |
G: Candidate for one day surgery | |
H: Unjustified stay | |
#Hospital | Hospital identifier |
#Site | Location of the hospital |
Year | Year (most recent year in the SQLape_input.txt file, with > 10% of records) |
Age | Age at admission (in years) |
Gender | 1 = male, 2 = female |
Entry | 0: Birth (variable 1.2.V03 “admission mode” = 3) |
1: Admitted by transfer (variable 1.2.V02 “Stay before admission” = 5,6,55,66) | |
2: Other | |
End | 0: Death (variable 1.5.V02 “Discharge decision” = 5) |
1: Discharged by transfer in another hospital (variable 1.5.V03 “Stay after discharge” = 4,5,6,44,55,66) | |
Specialty | Medical specialty (Specialties), deduced from the variable “Category” below (Categories). |
Mission | Hospital missions (Missions), deduced from the variable “Category” below (Categories). |
Category | Main SQLape® categories (the diagnosis or operation category, with the lowest hierarchy value in Categories. |
Risk-LS-CO | Risk strata used to compute length and cost expected values |
LS1 | Observed length of stay |
LS0 | Expected length of stay |
CO1 | Observed cost |
CO0 | Expected cost |
Surgery | Surgery stay (1 = eligible for surgery complications; 0 = not eligible) |
Obstetrics | Obstetrical stay (1 = eligible for obstetrical complications; 0 = not eligible) |
NewBorn | New born stay (1 = eligible for new born complications; 0 = not eligible) |
Risk-CP | Risk strata used to compute complications’ expected values |
CP | Main complication |
CP1 | Observed global complication score |
CP0 | Expected global complication score |
SH1 | Observed shock score |
SH0 | Expected shock score |
SI1 | Observed surgical infection score |
SI0 | Expected surgical infection score |
NB1 | Observed newborn complication score |
NB0 | Expected newborn complication score |
OB1 | Observed obstetrical score |
OB0 | Expected obstetrical score |
HE1 | Observed hemorrhage score |
HE0 | Expected hemorrhage score |
TE1 | Observed thromboembolic score |
TE0 | Expected thromboembolic score |
SU1 | Observed other surgical complication score |
SU0 | Expected other surgical complication score |
UL1 | Observed pressure ulcer score |
UL0 | Expected pressure ulcer score |
OI1 | Observed other nosocomial infection score |
OI0 | Expected other nosocomial infection score |
AN1 | Observed anesthetic complication score |
AN0 | Expected anesthetic complication score |
DR1 | Observed drug complication score |
DR0 | Expected drug complication score |
HC1 | Observed other health care score |
HC0 | Expected other health care score |
Comments: | - the specialty corresponds to the medical competence mainly involved; - the mission corresponds to the type of hospital care: academic (university hospital), specialized (intensive care, interventional medicine, specialized surgery, current or ambulatory care, split by specialty; - specialties and missions are not always the same depending on the age (<16 years old for pediatrics for instance). |