halesowenmum
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Hi there
Can anyone assist with this?
I've got a spreadsheet with rows of patient names in it. In some cases it's one name per row and in others there may be more than one row with the same name in it. Each row signifies a clinical review having been conducted for that patient. It's one review max conducted per day. Where the patient was in for say three days there name would appear the same in three separate rows but always one above the other whilst the dates in the date column would be different to show the three different days they were reviewed on.
I need to count up the ones where the same name appears multiple times so that if there were three rows it would mean the patient had received three clinical reviews over three different consecutive days - BUT it would still only count as one patient). It's that count of patients that I need.
The above doesn't account for the following though and I'm not sure if we can cover this off somehow:
Patients may finish their visit and be discharged. But they might return to hospital a week or a month later if they get ill again. That would count effectively as 'another' patient (even though it's the same one). Is there any way to capture them as well??
My columns references are:
E - first name
F - last name
AE - date
Many thanks.
Can anyone assist with this?
I've got a spreadsheet with rows of patient names in it. In some cases it's one name per row and in others there may be more than one row with the same name in it. Each row signifies a clinical review having been conducted for that patient. It's one review max conducted per day. Where the patient was in for say three days there name would appear the same in three separate rows but always one above the other whilst the dates in the date column would be different to show the three different days they were reviewed on.
I need to count up the ones where the same name appears multiple times so that if there were three rows it would mean the patient had received three clinical reviews over three different consecutive days - BUT it would still only count as one patient). It's that count of patients that I need.
The above doesn't account for the following though and I'm not sure if we can cover this off somehow:
Patients may finish their visit and be discharged. But they might return to hospital a week or a month later if they get ill again. That would count effectively as 'another' patient (even though it's the same one). Is there any way to capture them as well??
My columns references are:
E - first name
F - last name
AE - date
Many thanks.