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| Reference: OperationID Reference information: I just stumbled upon this one accidentally and thought I'll post it as a reference, just in case. Though the letters of the abbreviation match and the context is indeed related to surgery, I am not at all sure if this even deserves to posted as a guess answer. The Patient ID (PatID) field is the foreign key field linking this table to the Demographics table. The OperationID field is the primary key for each operation record linking it to the Risk_Factors, Diagnosis, Procedures, and Complications tables. http://tinyurl.com/3kayus7 -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2011-08-25 03:28:09 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Found this a while later: This will be done by focusing sales efforts on physicians who can increase referrals to the Outpatient Imaging Division (OPID) http://jobs.memorialhermann.org/jobs/472216-OPID-LIAISON.asp... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2011-08-25 03:35:10 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- "Outpatient Imaging Division (OPID)" does get a fair number of googles, but if, as you say, "the abbreviation is followed by some information, which...might be a number," then this is a poor fit. |
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