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    - The document provides patient data from the emergency department from November 1-23, 2021. There were 180 total patients, with 107 admitted patients and 73 outpatients. Most patients were covered by BPJS at 137, while 43 patients paid cash. - The top 5 diagnoses for admitted patients were vomiting, medical emergencies, fever, abdominal colic/renal colic, and gastroenteritis. The top diagnosis for outpatients was dyspepsia. - Vomiting accounted for 25% of diagnoses for admitted patients, while abdominal/renal colic accounted for 29% of diagnoses for outpatients.

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    - The document provides patient data from the emergency department from November 1-23, 2021. There were 180 total patients, with 107 admitted patients and 73 outpatients. Most patients were covered by BPJS at 137, while 43 patients paid cash. - The top 5 diagnoses for admitted patients were vomiting, medical emergencies, fever, abdominal colic/renal colic, and gastroenteritis. The top diagnosis for outpatients was dyspepsia. - Vomiting accounted for 25% of diagnoses for admitted patients, while abdominal/renal colic accounted for 29% of diagnoses for outpatients.

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    Morning Report

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    Ilham Noeryosan
    - The document provides patient data from the emergency department from November 1-23, 2021. There were 180 total patients, with 107 admitted patients and 73 outpatients. Most patients were covered by BPJS at 137, while 43 patients paid cash. - The top 5 diagnoses for admitted patients were vomiting, medical emergencies, fever, abdominal colic/renal colic, and gastroenteritis. The top diagnosis for outpatients was dyspepsia. - Vomiting accounted for 25% of diagnoses for admitted patients, while abdominal/renal colic accounted for 29% of diagnoses for outpatients.

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    MORNING REPORT

    RABU, 24 NOVEMBER 2021


    PASIEN UGD
    1-23 NOVEMBER 2021 = 180 PASIEN KATEGORI
    RANAP 107 PASIEN 120

    100
    RAJAL 73 PASIEN 102

    80

    60

    BPJS 137 PASIEN 40


    35 38

    UMUM 43 PASIEN 20

    0 5
    RAWAT INAP RAWAT JALAN

    BPJS UMUM
    DIAGNOSIS
    RANAP RAJAL
    NO DIAGNOSA TOTAL
    BPJS UMUM BPJS UMUM
    1VOMITUS 14 1 2 1 18
    2HT EMERGENSI/URGENSI 12 0 5 0 17
    3FEBRIS 12 0 3 1 16
    4COLIK ABDOMEN/RENAL 7 0 5 3 15
    5GASTROENTERITIS 10 0 2 0 12
    6INPARTU 8 3 0 0 11
    7DISPEPSIA 1 0 1 6 8
    8VULNUS LASERATUM 1 0 2 4 7
    9FRAKTUR 2 0 3 1 6
    10VULNUS ESKORIATUM 0 0 1 4 5
    DIAGNOSIS RANAP

    INPARTU
    18% VOMITUS
    25%

    5 BESAR
    DIAGNOSIS
    RANAP
    GEA
    17%

    HT
    20%

    FEBRIS
    20%
    DIAGNOSIS RAJAL

    MUSCLE
    SPASME
    7%

    5 BESAR
    DISPEPSIA
    25%

    DIAGNOSIS COLIK
    ABDOMEN/R

    RAJAL
    ENAL
    29%

    VE
    18%

    VL
    21%

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