Outpatient Activity Edit

"Patients who require the medical opinion of a specialist clinician may be referred to an outpatient clinic for treatment or investigation. An outpatient is a patient who attends a consultant or other medical clinic or has an arranged meeting with a consultant or a senior member of their team outside of a clinic session. Outpatients are not admitted to a hospital and do not use a hospital bed.\r\n\r\nOutpatient attendances can be categorised as new or follow-up (return) attendances. Information on return appointments is only available for datasets that report on NHS board of treatment. Files reporting on the residency of patients only contain data for new outpatients as the ISD(S)1 data source for return outpatients does not contain residence information. ISD(S)1 also does not record information on the deprivation, age or sex of patients."\r\n

Resources

• Activity by Board of Residence CSV (Details)
• Activity by Board of Residence, Age and Sex CSV (Details)
• Activity by Board of Residence and Deprivation CSV (Details)
• Activity by Board of Residence and Specialty CSV (Details)
• Activity by Board of Treatment CSV (Details)
• Activity by Board of Treatment, Age and Sex CSV (Details)
• Activity by Board of Treatment and Deprivation CSV (Details)
• Activity by Board of Treatment and Specialty CSV (Details)
• Cross Boundary Flow CSV (Details)
• Publication Notes CSV (Details)

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