| DESCRIPTION | This report provides the number of PCE outpatient encounters within anencounter date range, by provider. The user specifies report selectioncriteria and then chooses either a summary report or detailed report. The report can be generated using a number of different selectioncriteria. The selection criteria are: Facility - select the facilities encounters to include in the report. Service Category - only encounters with the specified service category or categories will be used to generate the report. This defaults to "AI" for Ambulatory encounters and clinic encounters where the patient had an inpatient status. Provider criteria can specify All Providers, Primary Providers, Selected Providers, or Selected Provider Classes. Providers - only encounters, where one of the encounter providers is the same as one of the providers selected, will be used to generate the report. Primary Providers - only encounters, where one of the encounter providers is designated as a Primary provider, will be used to generate the report. Provider class - only encounters, where one of the encounter providers has the same provider class as one of the providers classes selected, will be used to generate the report. Encounter Date Range - only encounters that fall within the specified date range will be used to generate the report. Once the report criteria is specified, the user can request a detailedor a summary report. The detailed report lists the number of encounters by encounter date andhospital location for each provider. The clinic stop code for the hospitallocation is in parenthesis, followed by a string of letters correspondingto the service categories represented by the encounters found. The legendfor the service categories is included on the top of the report. Forexample, if on a particular day the provider had three ambulatoryencounters and two telecommunications encounters, the string would be "AT"and the number of encounters would be five. The summary report lists the total number of encounters for each provider. |