Sentence examples for visit identification from inspiring English sources

All tables for a particular patient were linked via a patient identification number and a visit identification number.

The AVisit contains the information about a given patient visit including patient's demographic data, visit identification number, visit date, syndromes, and sub-syndromes.

The CCR for the visit further included a unique visit identification number, date of visit, at which clinic the horse was seen and the diagnostic and procedure information related to the visit.

The ED records, which represented complete coverage for Salt Lake County, included ED visit identification numbers assigned by the Office of Health Care Statistics, Utah Department of Health (2012b), age, sex, race, Hispanic ethnicity, International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision (ICD-9) (World Health Organization 1977) diagnosis codes, date of admission, and residential ZIP code.

Other preparedness issues such as early antenatal care (ANC) visits, identification of skilled birth attendants, birth plan and the identification of blood donors were not mentioned.

To satisfy the first criterion, these data are collected at HPMG shortly after the patient's initial visit; then identification is removed and the data transferred to the Minnesota Department of Health for analysis without additional work for physicians, clinic staff, or patients.

DON was carried out from late January 2008 to early August 2009, and comprised depression assessments in the 4 weekly surveillance visits following identification of pregnancy and in the visits following reporting of a delivery.

The reason for requiring multiple clinic visits for identification as a case is that insulin-requiring diabetes was occasionally recorded as a tentative diagnosis explaining a clinic visit pending confirmation by laboratory data.

Active weekly surveillance was conducted year round with home visits for identification of febrile acute respiratory illness (FARI) conducted for all vaccine recipients and household members (n = 18,220).

As such, increased awareness of what is covered or not covered may be indirectly related to ED visits (via identification of the ED as the usual provider).

From a peer supporter perspective, the increased opportunities for home visits enabled identification of worries or concerns, which subsequently brought the Star Buddies into closer contact with other health professionals to try and resolve them.