December 5, 2013 at 7:57 am
I have to create a report that tells us if a Patient has had a Behavioral Health visit and a Medical Visit on the same day. We need to figure this one out in a emergency as the New Medicaid expansion is telling us we need to bill these visits on a single form if they occur on a single day. We are trying to figure out how many of our clients see a Medical and Behavioral Health provider on the same day. This seems like it would be very easy but i'm stumped right now.
My fields are
Date of Service (Date)
Encounter type (Varchar)
Unique PatientID (Integer)
Unique EncounterID (Integer)
I'm trying to get results that look like this:
Date of Service:PatientID:EncounterIDEncountertype:
08/01/13 10 45 BH
08/01/13 10 46 Medical
08/02/13 12 49 BH
08/02/13 12 50 Medical
08/02/13 14 54 BH
08/02/13 14 55 Medical
***SQL born on date Spring 2013:-)
December 6, 2013 at 8:49 am
thomashohner (12/5/2013)
I have to create a report that tells us if a Patient has had a Behavioral Health visit and a Medical Visit on the same day. We need to figure this one out in a emergency as the New Medicaid expansion is telling us we need to bill these visits on a single form if they occur on a single day. We are trying to figure out how many of our clients see a Medical and Behavioral Health provider on the same day. This seems like it would be very easy but i'm stumped right now.My fields are
Date of Service (Date)
Encounter type (Varchar)
Unique PatientID (Integer)
Unique EncounterID (Integer)
I'm trying to get results that look like this:
Date of Service:PatientID:EncounterIDEncountertype:
08/01/13 10 45 BH
08/01/13 10 46 Medical
08/02/13 12 49 BH
08/02/13 12 50 Medical
08/02/13 14 54 BH
08/02/13 14 55 Medical
Try using Order By.
Select Date of Service, PatientID, EncounterID, Encountertype
from YourTable
Order By Date of Service, PatientID, Encountertype
December 6, 2013 at 9:32 am
Thanks so much SQlraider for your reply. One of my friends actual helped me on this and it was something simple I was just having a brain fart. Here is the query that worked. I now know we only had 197 duplicate visits out of 20,000 so we can breathe a little sigh of relief now.
With MedicalCount_CTE
AS
(
Select
u.PatientID,
u.DateOfServiceFrom,
u.EncounterType
From
vwUDSTMP5 u
WHere
u.EncounterType = 'HCPC-Medical' and
u.BillableProviderName Not Like '%RN' AND
u.DateOfServiceFrom >'01/01/13'
),
BHCount_CTE
AS
(
Select
u.PatientID,
u.DateOfServiceFrom,
u.EncounterType
From
vwUDSTMP5 u
WHere
u.EncounterType = 'HCPC-Behavior Health' and
u.BillableProviderName Not Like '%RN' AND
u.DateOfServiceFrom >'01/01/13'
)
Select
c.PatientID,
c.DateOfServiceFrom
From
MedicalCount_CTE c INNER JOIN
BHCount_CTE bh ON bh.PatientID = c.PatientID and bh.DateOfServiceFrom = c.DateOfServiceFrom
order by
c.PatientID,
c.DateOfServiceFrom,
c.EncounterType
***SQL born on date Spring 2013:-)
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