Home Health Care Visit Document-Encounter Pairs
  • 19 Apr 2024
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Home Health Care Visit Document-Encounter Pairs

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Article summary

Object Description

Collects information about home health care visits; contains documents uniquely related to one or more home health care visits. (Note that when a single institutional claim or bill header covers multiple visits, the header and associated diagnosis documents appear multiple times, once each for each encounter they are associated with.)

Metadata

  • Table Name: ursa.so_ursa_core_enc_110
  • Layer: SYNTHETIC_OBJECT
  • Object Type: Integrator
  • Temporal Class: Event
  • Case ID: Document ID, Encounter ID
  • Event Date: Encounter Date
  • Primary Key: Document ID, Encounter ID

Relational Diagram

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Dedicated Precursors

  • [SO/URSA-CORE] Home Health Care Visit Document-Encounter Pairs, Precursor 1 (Qualifying Documents): One record per professional claim or bill service line item, institutional claim or bill service line item, or EMR encounter record providing qualifying evidence that a home health visit took place.
  • [SO/URSA-CORE] Home Health Care Visit Document-Encounter Pairs, Precursor 2 (All Master Documents): One record per document associated with a home health visit encounter as a master document; additionally includes records that would not alone qualify for an encounter of this type, but which match to one that does.
  • [SO/URSA-CORE] Home Health Care Visit Document-Encounter Pairs, Precursor 3 (Non-Master Institutional Bill or Claim Headers): One record per institutional bill or claim header record that is the parent to a qualifying institutional bill or claim service line item but not identified as a master document for this encounter; used to augment the final set of document-encounter pairs with institutional bill or claim header and discharge diagnosis records; these would otherwise be omitted because they are not masters nor descendants of a master document in the encounter (because the header and diagnosis records are associated with multiple home health encounters).

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