poe
poe
Provider order entry (POE) is the general interface through which care providers at the hospital enter orders. Most treatments and procedures must be ordered via POE.
Links to
- poe_detail on
poe_id
Table columns
Name | Postgres data type |
---|---|
poe_id |
VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL |
poe_seq |
INTEGER NOT NULL |
subject_id |
INTEGER NOT NULL |
hadm_id |
INTEGER |
ordertime |
TIMESTAMP(0) NOT NULL |
order_type |
VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL |
order_subtype |
VARCHAR(50) |
transaction_type |
VARCHAR(15) |
discontinue_of_poe_id |
VARCHAR(25) |
discontinued_by_poe_id |
VARCHAR(25) |
order_provider_id |
VARCHAR(10) |
order_status |
VARCHAR(15) |
poe_id
A unique identifier for the given order. poe_id
is composed of subject_id
and a monotonically increasing integer, poe_seq
, in the following format: subject_id
-poe_seq
.
poe_seq
A monotonically increasing integer which chronologically sorts the POE orders. That is, POE orders can be ordered sequentially by poe_seq
.
subject_id
subject_id
is a unique identifier which specifies an individual patient. Any rows associated with a single subject_id
pertain to the same individual.
hadm_id
hadm_id
is an integer identifier which is unique for each patient hospitalization.
ordertime
The date and time at which the provider order was made.
order_type
The type of provider order. One of the following:
- ADT orders
- Blood Bank
- Cardiology
- Consults
- Critical Care
- General Care
- Hemodialysis
- IV therapy
- Lab
- Medications
- Neurology
- Nutrition
- OB
- Radiology
- Respiratory
- TPN
order_subtype
Further detail on the type of order made by the provider. The order_subtype
is best interpreted alongside the order_type
, e.g. order_type: 'Cardiology'
with order_subtype: 'Holter Monitor'
.
transaction_type
The action which the provider performed when performing this order. One of the following:
- Change
- Co
- D/C
- H
- New
- T
discontinue_of_poe_id
, discontinued_by_poe_id
If this order discontinues a previous order, then discontinue_of_poe_id
will link to the previous order which was discontinued.
Conversely, if this order was later discontinued by a distinct order, then discontinued_by_poe_id
will link to that future order.
order_provider_id
order_provider_id
provides an anonymous identifier for the provider who made the order.
Provider identifiers follow a consistent pattern: the letter “P”, followed by either three numbers, followed by two letters or two numbers.
For example, “P003AB”, “P00102”, “P1248B”, etc. Provider identifiers are randomly generated and do not have any inherent meaning aside from uniquely identifying the same provider across the database.
order_status
Whether the order is still active (‘Active’) or whether it has been inactivated (‘Inactive’).
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