Inpatient and outpatient patients treated for injuries and poisonings (ligonine)
Published:October 25, 2024
Updated:April 7, 2026
Data from the Hygiene Institute on patients who have sought treatment for injuries and poisonings and who have been assigned a hospital or outpatient type of treatment. The dataset consists of two tables: * Poisoning Patients (systemic name) - one line contains information about the patient's trauma/poisoning. The line contains information about the patient - gender, year of birth, the municipality where the patient's residential address is registered, and the type of settlement. Key trauma-related information shall also be provided - the starting date of the treatment sheet, the type of treatment (if “Stationary” treatment is indicated, both the stationary type) and TLK-10-AM codes describing the trauma - name, circumstances, activity (in the event of injury) and the scene. * Poisoning Hospital (systemic name) - one line consists of a case of trauma/poisoning and a treatment institution that has been contacted. The line contains information about the medical institution - name and legal entity number (Jaris). Information on trauma/poisoning means the start and end time marks of the treatment sheet, the injury TLK-10-AM code, the type of treatment (if the treatment is “Stationary”, the type of hospital shall also be indicated).
Inpatient and outpatient patients treated for injuries and poisonings (ligonine)