7 M. Long-Term/Permanent Medical Problems?
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For the present some comments are included here but in time there will be hyperlinks to a full analysis of each data item as suggested in the SINBADs chapter of the Electronic Encyclopaedia of Perinatal Data.
1. To encourage standardisation of groups of data recorded or printed on the first few pages of the proposed individually held paper personal wisdam folder.
3. To standardise the detailed data content of a whole set of personalised QR codes.
c) By this means encourage the international standardisation of the same small sets of data. Once such standardisation has been agreed then these same sinbads can be universally used to transfer electronic data from one database directly electronically to another.
b) every time the same semi-permanent data needs to entered into yet another incompatible computer system.
Items without brackets are normally part of the dataset used for every sticky label sinbad or QR code. Items in square brackets are optional and each individual must be the person who decides whether they should or should not be included in any particular sticky label or QR code.
Comments: Never for automatically printing out or distributing but is useful as a security check since often the full name may only be known to the individual themselves e.g. Until the last series only Inspector Morse himself knew what his middle initial stood for.
Comment: Always DD/MM/YYYY -Allowing Age to be calculated and printed whenever needed. More and more people are living to be over 100 years old so the full year is essential to distinguish Age: 3 from Age 103.
Likes to be called, First Name, Family Name, Maiden Name, Initials, Date of Birth, Number/Name of House/Apartment, Street, Town/District/Suburb/Village, City/County/Province/State, Country, Postcode/Zipcode,Mobile, Home, Work, e-mail, Skype Name, Passport/Identity Number, Social Care Number, Health Care Number, Primary Health Care Centre Number, Local Hospital Number.
M10 Any Long-Term/Permanent Medical Problems?
In time the aim should be for each prescription to have a QR code printed which will allow any smart phone to read the medications currently prescribed.
This page was last modified on 18 October 2016, at 10:54.