This primarily affects conditions. If we are counting encounters, and limiting by subjects >=10, we are getting encounter values that are either <10, or 0, in the resultant output.
it's unlcear why this is happening (more than one patient per encounter? issue with the count query?) but we should address this either by changing the query logic or restricting it to suppress secondary ID counts <10.
This primarily affects conditions. If we are counting encounters, and limiting by subjects >=10, we are getting encounter values that are either <10, or 0, in the resultant output.
it's unlcear why this is happening (more than one patient per encounter? issue with the count query?) but we should address this either by changing the query logic or restricting it to suppress secondary ID counts <10.