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what is statistics?
the mathematics of the collection, organization, and interpretation of numerical data
what is data?
information, raw facts
what is benchmarking?
the process of comparing the performance of an organization to a standard of another like group
what is primary data?
the patient record
what is the secondary source?
from abstracted information, such as an index, register..
what are demographics?
information about a patient; such as name, social security number, occupation, consents... all nonmedical information
what is population?
refers to an entire group
what is a sample?
a small subset or part of a population
what is a constant?
something that is permanent, and only has one value and does not change, like a date of birth, represented by A,B,C,D sometimes..
what is a variable?
something that can change, like one's age, occupation,, represented by N
what is a qualitative variable?
some characteristic like a person's occupation, marital status, education level, race...
what is a quantitative variable?
Measurable things about a person, such as height, weight, blood tests..
what is nominal data?
identifiers of a person... like a name, phone number, zip code, driver's license, credit card number, can also be the number assigned to something like eye color.. 1 for blue, 2 for green, etc...
what is ordinal data?
refers to order or rank in a series..
what is discrete data?
whole numbers that wont change, like number of teeth, bones, pregnancies..
what is continuous data?
data that numbers can go on and on... like pi- 3.1415....numbers that can change like height weight, miles to work, etc...
what is ungrouped data?
listed as it comes
what is grouped data?
some type of combining of scores into little groups like school kids into grades
what is descriptive statistics?
data given without any conclusions about what i means.. like a table or graph..
what is inferential statistics?
information given that conclusions can be drawn on it... like an opinion poll...
what is morbidity?
prevalence of disease
what is mortality?
death statistics
what is vital statistics?
data to record significant events in life
what is AMA?
against medical advice
what is DOA?
dead on arrival
what is ER?
emergency room
what is IP?
inpatient
what is NB?
newborn
what is OB?
obstetrics
what is OP?
outpatient
what is ADM?
admission to hospital
what is DIS or DC?
discharge from hospital
what is A &D?
admitted and discharged same day
what is A &C?
adults and children- ALL PATIENTS other than NEWBORNS! only 2 kids of populations newborns vs. A&C..
what is TRF-in?
patient transferred into a clinical unit
what is TRF-out?
transferred out of a clinical unit
what is >?
greater than
what is <?
less than. hint Left=less
what is c (with a line over i)t?
with (cum)
what is s (with a line over it)?
without (sine)
what is CCU?
coronary care unti
what is ENT?
ear, nose and throat
what is GYN?
gynecology
what is ICU?
intensive care unit
what is MED?
medical care unit
what is Neuro?
neurology/neurosurgery
what is OB?
obstetrics
what is ONCO?
oncology
what is OPHTH
ophthalmology
what is ORTHO
orthopedics
what is PED?
pediatrics
what is PSYCH?
psychology
what is rehab?
rehabilitation
what is SURG?
surgery
what is UROL?
urology
what is cor?
coroner
what is CTT?
census taking time
what is DD?
discharge days
what is DIPC?
daily inpatient census
what is HP?
hospital pathologist
what is IPSD?
inpatient service day
what is LOS?
length of stay