Hello:
I am a novice Access user, and am using a dataset which represents "event log" activity on an electronic medical record system for a hospital. Each record in the dataset has a unique patient identifier, event time stamp, and indicates the field name that is being changed, the old value and new value for that field.
For the "status" field, there are multiple values I am tracking (HFLR, HICU, HMON) - all begin with "H".
Sometimes the same value comes up multiple times in a patient stay. For example, their "status" field is "HFLR", then switches later to "ADMI" and then may go back to "HFLR" following that.
I would like to calculate the total time that the patient is in an "H*" status during their stay (i.e. time the patient is placed into a "H*" status until removed from that status). Not sure how to do this, and would welcome any assistance that can be provided.
Many thanks in advance,
EBox
What I would like to do is be able to calculate the time between all "H*" events
I am a novice Access user, and am using a dataset which represents "event log" activity on an electronic medical record system for a hospital. Each record in the dataset has a unique patient identifier, event time stamp, and indicates the field name that is being changed, the old value and new value for that field.
For the "status" field, there are multiple values I am tracking (HFLR, HICU, HMON) - all begin with "H".
Sometimes the same value comes up multiple times in a patient stay. For example, their "status" field is "HFLR", then switches later to "ADMI" and then may go back to "HFLR" following that.
I would like to calculate the total time that the patient is in an "H*" status during their stay (i.e. time the patient is placed into a "H*" status until removed from that status). Not sure how to do this, and would welcome any assistance that can be provided.
Many thanks in advance,
EBox
What I would like to do is be able to calculate the time between all "H*" events