Women were asked to document their ongoing antenatal care by documenting the following for each antenatal visit: place of the visit, person visited, date of the visit, visit scheduled or not, reason for the visit and received interventions during that visit (including weighing, measuring blood pressure, urine test, ultrasound, blood screening, vaginal exam, sugar test,...)...
Data variables extracted from the EMR data set included: visit date, reason for the visit, provider specialty, and whether any menopausal symptoms were listed during the visit.
The AVisit contains the information about a given patient visit including patient's demographic data, visit identification number, visit date, syndromes, and sub-syndromes.
Physician claims include information on the principal diagnosis for the visit (one diagnosis per claim), medical procedure, visit date, and clinic type and location.
A list of the study women was made using the mother's personal identification number, visit date, the maternity center code, birth date and gestation length.
Data collected pertaining to ED visits included patient medical ID number, visit date, and ICD-9-CM codes for major and minor diagnoses.
The medical information contained in the NHIRD included patient's birth date, gender, visit date, hospitalization date, medical services providers, treatments, managements, and the reasons for visits or hospitalization.
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Data records contained each patient's diagnoses, clinic visits, and treatment, linked to visit dates.
After the first visit (day 1), visit dates were planned on days 15, 29, 57, 85 and 99.
The AFHSC returned visit dates and International Classification of Diseases, Revision 9, Clinical Modification (ICD-9) codes for all outpatient medical visits during the training cycle timeframe.
