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Salkin at 09:03, 11 October 2022

2022-10-11T09:03:49Z

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	Nearly all fields in the SICdb dataset, that can be encoded, are referenced in d_references, where field ReferenceGlobalID is related to specified field.		Nearly all fields in the SICdb dataset, that can be encoded, are referenced in d_references, where field ReferenceGlobalID is related to specified field.

			Refer to [[File List]] for a description of each file.

2022-10-07T06:38:47Z

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	Each admission creates one entry in table [[Table: Cases \| cases]] and data is relationally connected via the field CaseID, which is available in each of the related tables. Time values are stored in field offset, which is time in seconds from admission.		Each admission creates one entry in table [[Table: Cases \| cases]] and data is relationally connected via the field CaseID, which is available in each of the related tables. Time values are stored in field offset, which is time in seconds from admission.

	Nearly all fields in the SICdb dataset, that can be encoded, are referenced in d_references, where field ReferenceGlobalID is ~~connected~~ to specified field.		Nearly all fields in the SICdb dataset, that can be encoded, are referenced in d_references, where field ReferenceGlobalID is related to specified field.

2022-10-07T06:38:37Z

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	The SICdb dataset consists of multiple tables. The main tables are [[Table: Cases \| cases]], [[Reference_Table \| d_references]], [[Medication_Data \| medication]] ~~and the data tables~~ [[data_float_h]] and [[data_ref]]. Each admission creates one entry in table [[Table: Cases \| cases]] and data is relationally connected via the field CaseID, which is available in each of the related tables. Time values are stored in field offset, which is time in seconds from admission.		The SICdb dataset consists of multiple tables. The main tables are [[Table: Cases \| cases]], [[Reference_Table \| d_references]], [[Medication_Data \| medication]], [[data_float_h]] and [[data_ref]].

			Each admission creates one entry in table [[Table: Cases \| cases]] and data is relationally connected via the field CaseID, which is available in each of the related tables. Time values are stored in field offset, which is time in seconds from admission.

	Nearly all fields in the SICdb dataset, that can be encoded, are referenced in d_references, where field ReferenceGlobalID is connected to specified field.		Nearly all fields in the SICdb dataset, that can be encoded, are referenced in d_references, where field ReferenceGlobalID is connected to specified field.

2022-10-07T06:37:59Z

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	The SICdb dataset consists of X tables. The main tables are [[Table: Cases \| cases]], [[Reference_Table \| d_references]], [[Medication_Data \| medication]] and the data tables [[data_float_h]] and [[data_ref]]. Each admission creates one entry in table [[Table: Cases \| cases]] and data is relationally connected via the field CaseID, which is available in each of the related tables. Time values are stored in field offset, which is time in seconds from admission.		The SICdb dataset consists of multiple tables. The main tables are [[Table: Cases \| cases]], [[Reference_Table \| d_references]], [[Medication_Data \| medication]] and the data tables [[data_float_h]] and [[data_ref]]. Each admission creates one entry in table [[Table: Cases \| cases]] and data is relationally connected via the field CaseID, which is available in each of the related tables. Time values are stored in field offset, which is time in seconds from admission.

	Nearly all fields in the SICdb dataset, that can be encoded, are referenced in d_references, where field ReferenceGlobalID is connected to specified field.		Nearly all fields in the SICdb dataset, that can be encoded, are referenced in d_references, where field ReferenceGlobalID is connected to specified field.

2022-09-18T15:43:26Z

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	The SICdb dataset consists of X tables. The main tables are [[Table: Cases \| cases]], [[Reference_Table \| d_references]],		The SICdb dataset consists of X tables. The main tables are [[Table: Cases \| cases]], [[Reference_Table \| d_references]], [[Medication_Data \| medication]] and the data tables [[data_float_h]] and [[data_ref]]. Each admission creates one entry in table [[Table: Cases \| cases]] and data is relationally connected via the field CaseID, which is available in each of the related tables. Time values are stored in field offset, which is time in seconds from admission.

			Nearly all fields in the SICdb dataset, that can be encoded, are referenced in d_references, where field ReferenceGlobalID is connected to specified field.

2022-09-18T15:36:40Z

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The SICdb dataset consists of X tables. The main tables are [[Table: Cases | cases]], [[Reference_Table | d_references]],