Healthcare Reporting Generic

Purpose

Countries for which there is no country-specific Healthcare content can use the general content. The generic part of the content also represents the basis for forming a country-specific patient classification system.

This documentation covers possible questions that are of general interest in hospitals and, as such, are valid for all countries.

What is the trend in referring facility behavior? (for example, overview of referring physicians)
Which services have we performed? (for example, Case-Related Services query)
Which diagnoses were made and which procedures performed? (for example, Diagnosis Overview and Procedure Overview queries)
Which costs are generated by the various cost centers? (for example, Cost Center/Cost Element Overview query)
Which costs were generated atcost object (case) level? (for example Case-Related Costs on Basis of Case-Based Orders)

The data view is dependent on the recipient of the information. The Healthcare content supports the Generic Healthcare Role ( SAP_BW_HC_GEN ) for this.

Implementation Considerations

To be able to use the Healthcare Business Content, you have to activate the delivered objects. You’ll find information on how to do this in the documentation for the SAP Business Information Warehouse under Start of the navigation path Administrator Workbench Next navigation step Business Content (Versions) End of the navigation path .

To make this simpler, you can activate the cross-country content from a generic role.The system takes into account the necessary general and generic content in accordance with the reports that are assigned to the role.

Caution Caution

The master data InfoProvider Case is the leading object and, as such, has many navigation attributes. Check which attributes you use in the queries. For performance reasons, you should deactivate the navigation attributes that are not necessary in the various InfoCubes and in the case.

End of the caution.

Integration

OLTP Release	SAP Patient Management 4.72
SAP BW Release	BI Content 3.5.2 Add-On

Features

Data Flow for InfoProvider Case

The InfoProvider Case is filled for a country without a specific instance of the patient classification system (PCS) from the master data InfoSource of the InfoObject Case . The case get the PCS-relevant attributes and other attributes, such as the hospital main diagnosis, from the generic InfoSource of the transaction data of the PCS.

The following graphic depicts the data flow for the InfoProvider Case :

This graphic is explained in the accompanying text.

Data Flow for Movements, Occupancy

The cross-country InfoCubes Movements and Occupancy are filled from an InfoSource. For the Occupancy InfoCube, the system distributes the day key figures specified in the extracted records in the start routine to all calendar days (midnight patient census) and copies the characteristics. The system uses the upload date to delimit movements that do not have an end date, and provides them again each time the data is loaded to complete the information for the missing calendar days.

To create capacity utilization analyses, you have to fill the InfoCube Beds (see Healthcare Reporting Germany or Healthcare Reporting Austria) country-specifically and link it with the Occupancy InfoCube to form a MultiCube.

The following graphic depicts the data flow for movements, occupancy:

This graphic is explained in the accompanying text.

Data Flow for Services

The Services InfoCube is filled from two InfoSources. Depending on whether case-related and/or OU-related services exist in SAP Patient Management, you can discount one of the branches.

The system distributes the quantities and values of the case-related and OU-related extended services to the calendar days according to the valuation formula and copies the characteristics. The system uses the upload date to delimit services that do not have an end date (for example, extended services of discharged cases), and provides them again each time the data is loaded to complete the information for the missing calendar days.

The following graphic depicts the data flow for services:

This graphic is explained in the accompanying text.

Data Flow for PCS, Diagnoses and Procedures

The generic InfoSource PCS fills the generic ODS object PCS that you can use as a basis for the specific instance of your country-specific patient classification system (PCS). We provide a query on the ODS PCS as an example.

For a country-specific representation of the patient classification system you have to fill the ODS PCS with the PCS data of your country and construct a new InfoCube based on the ODS PCS .

The InfoCubes Diagnoses and Procedures are filled by cross-country InfoSources.

The following graphic depicts the data flow for PCS, Diagnoses and Procedures:

This graphic is explained in the accompanying text.

Data Flow for Controlling Information

The InfoCubes Case-Related Costs and OU-Related Costs are filled using a Controlling InfoSource. You also get information from SAP Patient Management’s CO transfer module.

For a country-specific representation of the case costs taking into account the patient classification system used in your country, you have to fill the ODS with the PCS data of your country, construct a new InfoCube based on the PCS ODS and link this to the Case-Related Costs InfoCube to form a MultiCube.

The following graphic depicts the data flow for Controlling information:

This graphic is explained in the accompanying text.