Primary care encounters, date of uk entry code demographics and time from 1st prac reg to first migration code #43
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Looks good overall, just the one question about the any_planned_encoutner measure.
… of uk entry date and no other migration information
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This PR adds a script to examine primary care encounters over time by migration status where the denominators are all individuals who have each respective migration status (migrant, non-migrant, unknown) and meet the general inclusion criteria. The migration status variable is created using the migration_status_variable.py script.
Because I want to capture any planned encounters, regardless of whether they actually occurred or not, I am including appointments with a seen_date or start_date within the given interval.