| Value |
Category |
| Absconded |
|
| Absconded after the care was given inorder to avoid clearing the bill incurred |
|
| Absconded from hospital |
|
| Alive and discharged home |
|
| Day care admission |
|
| Discharged but still in the facility due to financial reasons |
|
| Discharged home on drugs through MCH/FP for family planing. To come for review incase of further complications. |
|
| Discharged today stable awaiting to clear and go home in the morning |
|
| Discharged today,awaiting to clear and go home |
|
| Evacuation not done due to financial problems. Pt referred to GOK facility |
|
| Good |
|
| Outpatient |
|
| Patient discharged by the doctor but hasn't left the hospital due to financial constraints |
|
| Patient stable to be discharged today |
|
| Patient managed as outpatient then allowed home with familyplanning method prescribed. |
|
| Patient was put in the ward after evacuation |
|
| Self requests discharge |
|
| She was prescribed medications and allowed home and to come back incase the condition worsen |
|
| Still in the ward |
|
| Still on follow up |
|
| Still under observation for possible discharge after6 hours |
|
| Successful patient observed and allowed home |
|
| Taken back by the referring Facility to continue with the treatment for Malaria and Urinary infection. |
|
| Taken to intensive care unit,for specialist care |
|
| Under observation for possible discharge later |
|
| Was managed as an outpatient |
|
| Was managed as outpatient |
|
| Was treated outpatient put 0n injection cefriazone for five days she has shown tremendous improvement |
|
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
