%Z.elapsed.time(@ccdqr.response["Z.EDT00010"],@xx.seen.by.md,@ccdqr.response["Z.EDT00028"],@ccdqr.response["Z.EDT00030"])
Z.EDT00010 is the date the MD sees the patient. Z.EDT00028 and 30 are the triage date and time.
How can I create an average field for the time it took to see the MD?
Thanks,
Doug Bland
Hospital Director of Information Services
Spring View Hospital
320 Loretto Rd
Lebanon KY 40033
ph 270-692-5199
fx 270-692-5177
doug....@lpnt.net
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First in Z.elapsed.time, you need to complete the variable with the way
you want the time displayed ("hh:mm" or "hh.hh"). I would recommend
this in order to get a computable result:
LC=%Z.elapsed.time(@ccdqr.response["Z.EDT00010"],@xx.seen.by.md,
LC=@ccdqr.response["Z.EDT00028"],@ccdqr.response["Z.EDT00030"],
LC="hh.hh")^TM,TM+TM1^TM1,1+CT^CT""
Reset the critical variables in the footnote:
AL AFTER.TKx ""^TM^CT
Then, in the TK region have xx.tm1.avg like so:
DAT=DEC2
LEN=7
VAL=TM1:4D/CT
You could also use a FNC=AVG instead with a different value statement,
but I find this logic a bit more secure.
Douglas B. McGaw
Senior Systems Analyst
Newman Regional Health
1201 W. 12th Ave.
Emporia, KS 66801
620-343-6800 x 1130 (fax: 620-340-6799)
dbm...@newmanrh.org