Many filters have the option to select Patient level data or Encounter level data mode.
Patient level data characteristics do not change from one encounter to the next, and include demographic information about the patient.
Encounter level data characteristics changes for each encounter, and include data like admissions dates, age, weight, insurance type, etc.
The table below lists DataDirect filters and the availability of patient and encounter level data.
Filter Name | Available Data Levels | Example Data |
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Demographics | Patient | Marital status, race, ethnicity, vital status, social factors |
Encounters | Encounter | Dates (admission, discharge, clinic visit), age, BMI, height, weight, patient class, visit location, insurance type, |
Comorbidities | Patient or Encounter | Name of co-existing disease |
Diagnoses | Patient or Encounter | Diagnosis source, code, type, problem list |
Procedures | Patient or Encounter | Billing source, procedure name, date |
Medication Orders | Patient or Encounter | Name, date, dose, frequency, quantity |
Medication Administration | Patient or Encounter | Name, date, dose, frequency, route |
Laboratory | Patient or Encounter | Test name, date, result value, units, high/low flag |
Orders | Patient or Encounter | Labs, imaging, nursing, diet orders, etc., order status, date |
Waveform | Patient or Encounter | Location, type of waveform (EKG, pulmonary artery pressure), duration, date |
Biorepository | Patient | Study name, specimen type, age at collection |