Sentence examples for visit definition from inspiring English sources

The overall prevalence of inpatient conditions in the raw data was compared to that in the common data model (CDM) with the standardized visit definition applied.

Our main motivation for this study was to assess the impact of applying a standard visit definition to two claims databases on the prevalence of health service utilization and disease prevalence observed during inpatient encounters.

Any Optum records with an associated confinement identifier, an Optum derived field, were considered as part of an inpatient visit unless they were identified as ER claims by the place of service field (this was recommended as an inpatient visit definition from Optum).

Screened variables were the 10 most common presenting complaints, age-group, referral status, triage priority, presentation on a shift experiencing many visits (see definition below), presentation on night shift and during weekends, sex, leaving without being seen (LWBS), entering ED via primary triage, time to physician and in-hospital occupancy.

The main outcome measures were as follows: (1) annual mean body weight and the percentage of women classified as obese at the first prenatal visit (primary definition ≥200 lb; secondary definitions ≥250 lb, ≥300 lb, body mass index >29 kg/m2); and (2) relative and attributable risks of obesity for selected maternal and perinatal morbidities in successive 5-year periods.

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Consequently, re-visiting the epigenetic definition of CGIs and providing an experimentally defined CGI catalog that overcomes the limitations of computational predictions will offer a tremendous resource for advancing our knowledge.

The associations were similar for both of the hypertension definitions used, although our findings were more robust for the self-reported hypertension outcome as compared with the visit-based definition, perhaps because of increased statistical power (5,177 self-reported vs. 1,789 visit-based hypertension cases).

We used two definitions of incident diabetes: a visit-based definition (definition A) and an interview-based definition (definition B).

Table  2 shows the proportion of adherence to ARVs among the women who made the scheduled visits (primary definition).

The ARV adherence rate was calculated at four observed periods among the women who had attended the scheduled interviews, which did not include the women who had missed scheduled visits (primary definition).