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rangelo

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Is there a way I can run a report to see how long it takes a provider to sign a chart?

Posted : December 7, 2015 7:52 am

rangelo

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We have providers who do not sign charts in a timely manner and I need to track how long it takes them to sign a chart once the visit is done.

Posted : December 7, 2015 7:53 am

acantu

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You can run this script, change the INPUT parts to the Patient ID and the Visit Document ID
SELECT dbo.Convert_ID_to_date(ClinicalDate) AS [Clinical Date], DB_CREATE_DATE AS [Date Created], DATEDIFF(DAY,DB_CREATE_DATE,(SELECT TOP 1 DB_CREATE_DATE FROM DOCCONTB WHERE SDID = DOCUMENT.SDID AND CONTB_ACTION IN (7,8))) AS [Days Until Signed] FROM DOCUMENT WHERE PID IN (SELECT PID FROM PatientProfile WHERE PatientId = 'INPUT PATIENT ID HERE') AND STATUS = 'S' AND VISDOCID = 'INPUT ID HERE'

Posted : December 7, 2015 8:04 am

rangelo

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Thank you I will try that!!!!

Posted : December 7, 2015 8:09 am

acantu

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please refresh the forum, I forgot to add a section of my code, it should be correct now. Should be this:

SELECT dbo.Convert_ID_to_date(ClinicalDate) AS [Clinical Date], DB_CREATE_DATE AS [Date Created], DATEDIFF(DAY,DB_CREATE_DATE,(SELECT TOP 1 DB_CREATE_DATE FROM DOCCONTB WHERE SDID = DOCUMENT.SDID AND CONTB_ACTION IN (7,8))) AS [Days Until Signed] FROM DOCUMENT WHERE PID IN (SELECT PID FROM PatientProfile WHERE PatientId = 'INPUT PATIENT ID HERE') AND STATUS = 'S' AND VISDOCID = 'INPUT ID HERE'

Posted : December 7, 2015 8:15 am

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