Adding the Hospital Discharges Report

Go to the Reports section, then under EMR select Connect.
Click the icon with a plus sign in the toolbar to create a new Connect report entry.
When asked to select the Report, scroll under the Patient header and find Hospital Discharges. Then fill out the parameter list as follows:
1. Start Date: The Start Date of the range of patient discharge dates.
2. End Date: The End Date of the range of patient discharge dates.
3. Must have N184, N185: If 'Yes,' patients will only be shown if they have N184 or N185 on their problem list. If 'No,' patients will not be filtered based on problem list ICD codes.
Select the desired fields for the report to show, or simply select 'All.' Then hit 'Finish,' then 'Close,' to complete adding the report. The available fields are as follows:
1. Address 1: The first line of the patient's address.
2. Address 2: The second line of the patient's address.
3. City: The city from the patient's address.
4. Discharge Date: The date the patient was discharged from the hospital.
5. DOB: The patient's date of birth.
6. Home Phone: The patient's primary "Home Phone" number.
7. Last Location: The last location the patient was discharged from in the date range specified.
8. Other Phone: The patient's primary "Other Phone" number.
9. First Name: The first name of the patient.
10. Gender: The gender code of the patient.
11. Account: The chart number of the patient.
12. Last Name: The last name of the patient.
13. Middle Name: The middle name of the patient.
14. Nickname: The nickname of the patient.
15. SSN: The social security number of the patient.
16. Problem List: A comma-delimited list of the patient's current problem list.
17. Provider: The default provider from the patient's account.
18. Provider NPI: The NPI of the default provider from the patient's account.
19. State: The state from the patient's address.
20. Work Phone: The patient's primary "Work Phone" number.
21. Zip: The zip code from the patient's address.

Adding the Hospital Discharges Report

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