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Non-admitted patient care-individual/group session indicator
Identifying and Definitional Attributes
Identifier & Version
QH 040935 v1
Metadata Item Type
Data Element
Data Element Type
Data Element
Approval Status
Provisional
22-Sep-2005
Superseded
15-Mar-2015
Approval Type
Standard
Approving Authority
Effective From
01-Jul-2006
Effective To
30-Jun-2014
Definition
Whether an occasion of service is provided to one or more patients at the same time by the same hospital staff.
Context
Short Name
Individual/group session indicator (ODC)
Name in Other Contexts
Representational Attributes
Datatype
Numeric Character
Representation Class
Code
Format
N
Minimum Character Length
1
Maximum Character Length
1
Permissible Values
Permissible_values
Code
Description
1
Individual session
2
Group session
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Supplementary Values
Supplemenary_values
-
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Collection and Usage Attributes
Guide for Use
Code 1 Individual session
An occasion of service is regarded as an individual session when the service is provided to a single patient by same hospital staff (one or more) and the nature of the service would normally warrant dated entries in the clinical record of the patient involved. This also includes the situation where individuals belong to the same family. In such cases, the service is being provided to the family unit and as a result the session should be counted as a single occasion of service for the patient.
Code 2 Group session
An occasion of service is regarded as a group session when two or more patients are participating in the occasion of service at the same time by the same hospital staff (one or more) and the nature of the service would normally warrant dated entries in the clinical records of the patients involved.
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Verification Rules
Collection Methods
Patient administration systems (eg: HBCIS, Cerner) have dedicated elective surgery and outpatient modules to collect this data.
Comments
The distinction between session types has resource implications.
Relational Attributes
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Identifier & Version
Approval Status
Has been superseded by
Data Element
Data Element
Non-admitted patient service event-group session indicator
QH 041951 Version 1
Superseded
Relates to
Data Element
Data Element
Non-admitted patient care-clinical urgency category
QH 040936 Version 1
Superseded
Relates to
Data Element
Data Element
Not ready for care-end date
QH 040355 Version 2
Superseded
Relates to
Data Element
Data Element
Not ready for care-start date
QH 040354 Version 2
Superseded
Relates to
Data Element
Data Element Concept
Not ready for care
QH 040377 Version 2
Superseded
Relates to
Data Element
Data Element Concept
Occasion of service
QH 040607 Version 1
Retired
Relates to
Data Element
Data Element Concept
Patient
QH 040378 Version 1
Superseded
Relates to
Data Element
Derived Data Element
Non-admitted patient care-service delivery waiting period
QH 040937 Version 1
Superseded
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Source and Reference Attributes
Source Organisation
Source Document
Policy Framework for the Management of Specialist Outpatient Services in Queensland Public Hospitals (January 2005).
Keywords
Non-admitted patient
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Session
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