ED utilisation C2.63 What was the main reason you took 1 = Condition was serious / life Respondent 2012/13 C2.63 Patient Experience Core. Based on Patient – [name] to a hospital emergency threatening selected Survey 2010 (Australia). Experience Survey 2010 2011/12 2.63 department? 1 reasons (Australia). Cognitively tested ≥ 2 = Time of day / day of week [name] went to a no problems if only asked of – (after-hours) hospital emergency those who listed more than 3 = Sent by GP department (C2.62) one reason (as intended). 4 = Sent by Healthline (or a telephone helpline) 5 = Taken by ambulance or helicopter 6 = Cheaper 7 = More confident about hospital than GP 8 = Hospital know me 9 = ED recommended by someone else 10 = Waiting time at GP too long 11 = Do not have regular GP 77 = Another reason ED patient C2.71 After [name’s] last visit to the hospital 1 = Yes Respondents have 2012/13 C2.71 CF2010 Based on CF2010 Q1385. – experience emergency department, did the doctors or a usual medical Cognitively tested for 2 = No 2011/12 2.71 staff at his/her usual medical centre seem centre (C2.01 = 1 hospitals. 3 = My child hasn’t been to their informed and up to date about the care and C2.02 = 1 or 2) usual medical centre since he/she received at the hospital emergency and went to an ED leaving the emergency department? department (C2.59 department > = 1). If they say the doctors or staff at the 4 = Doesn’t apply child’s usual medical centre didn’t need to know, code as apply’. ‘Doesn’t Medical The next few questions are medical N/A All N/A NZHS Core specialists specialists. By medical specialist I mean the kind of doctor that people go to for a particular health condition, problem or service, not a GP. [Name] may have seen the medical specialist as an outpatient in a hospital or at their private rooms or clinic. Please do not include medical specialists [name] may have seen if he/she admitted to hospital overnight.
ED – utilisation C2.63 What was the main reason you took [name] to a hospital emergency department? 1 = Condition was serious / life threatening 2 = Time of day / day of week (after-hours) 3 = Sent by GP 4 = Sent by Healthline (or a telephone helpline) 5 = Taken by ambulance or helicopter 6 = Cheaper 7 = More confident about hospital than GP 8 = Hospital know me 9 = ED recommended by someone else 10 = Waiting time at GP too long 11 = Do not have regular GP 77 = Another reason Respondent selected ≥ 1 reasons [name] went to a hospital emergency department (C2.62) 2012/13 C2.63 2011/12 2.63 Patient Experience Survey 2010 (Australia). Core. Based on Patient Experience Survey 2010 (Australia). Cognitively tested – no problems if only asked of those who listed more than one reason (as intended). ED – patient experience C2.71 After [name’s] last visit to the hospital emergency department, did the doctors or staff at his/her usual medical centre seem informed and up to date about the care he/she received at the hospital emergency department? If they say the doctors or staff at the child’s usual medical centre didn’t need to know, code as ‘Doesn’t apply’. 1 = Yes 2 = No 3 = My child hasn’t been to their usual medical centre since leaving the emergency department 4 = Doesn’t apply Respondents have a usual medical centre (C2.01 = 1 and C2.02 = 1 or 2) and went to an ED department (C2.59 > = 1). 2012/13 C2.71 2011/12 2.71 CF2010 Based on CF2010 Q1385. Cognitively tested for hospitals. Medical specialists The next few questions are medical specialists. By medical specialist I mean the kind of doctor that people go to for a particular health condition, problem or service, not a GP. [Name] may have seen the medical specialist as an outpatient in a hospital or at their private rooms or clinic. Please do not include medical specialists [name] may have seen if he/she admitted to hospital overnight. N/A All N/A NZHS Core
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