dat = read.csv("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tmatis12/datafiles/refs/heads/main/RadDat_IMSE.csv")
names(dat)
## [1] "Unique.Identifier" "PatientAge"
## [3] "Radiology.Technician" "CatalogCode"
## [5] "Ordering.Physician" "PatientTypeMnemonic"
## [7] "Priority" "OrderDateTime"
## [9] "ExamCompleteDateTime" "FinalDateTime"
## [11] "Ordered.to.Complete...Mins" "Ordered.to.Complete...Hours"
## [13] "Loc.At.Exam.Complete" "Exam.Completed.Bucket"
## [15] "Section" "Exam.Room"
str(dat)
## 'data.frame': 43632 obs. of 16 variables:
## $ Unique.Identifier : int 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ...
## $ PatientAge : int 75 87 35 51 67 54 34 65 67 40 ...
## $ Radiology.Technician : int 65 65 16 24 37 7 40 2 2 34 ...
## $ CatalogCode : chr "DX Abdomen 2 vw w/single chest" "DX Abdomen 2 vw w/single chest" "DX Abdomen 2 vw w/single chest" "DX Abdomen 2 vw w/single chest" ...
## $ Ordering.Physician : int 4 4 150 130 173 349 4 4 39 4 ...
## $ PatientTypeMnemonic : chr "IP" "IP" "IP" "IP" ...
## $ Priority : chr "Routine" "Routine" "Routine" "Routine" ...
## $ OrderDateTime : chr "12/27/16 10:32" "1/13/17 11:44" "1/2/17 17:19" "11/13/16 10:13" ...
## $ ExamCompleteDateTime : chr "12/27/16 11:19" "1/13/17 12:32" "1/2/17 18:00" "11/14/16 9:34" ...
## $ FinalDateTime : chr "12/28/16 14:32" "1/14/17 16:00" "1/3/17 7:44" "11/14/16 16:40" ...
## $ Ordered.to.Complete...Mins : int 47 48 41 1401 42 129 42 1068 49 47 ...
## $ Ordered.to.Complete...Hours: num 0.783 0.8 0.683 23.35 0.7 ...
## $ Loc.At.Exam.Complete : chr "GTU" "GTU" "3W" "4W" ...
## $ Exam.Completed.Bucket : chr "8a-8p" "8a-8p" "8a-8p" "8a-8p" ...
## $ Section : chr "DX" "DX" "EC DX" "DX" ...
## $ Exam.Room : chr "DX Rm 1" "DX Rm 1" "DX Rm 5 (EC)" "DX Rm 1" ...
dat = dat[dat$Ordered.to.Complete...Mins >=0,]
medicare = dat[dat$PatientAge >=65,]
summary(medicare$Ordered.to.Complete...Mins)
## Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
## 0 21 38 1786 90 112168
medicare.iqr = medicare[medicare$Ordered.to.Complete...Mins >= 21 & medicare$Ordered.to.Complete...Mins <= 90,]
hist(medicare.iqr$Ordered.to.Complete...Mins,
main = "X-ray Completion Times for Medicare Patients",
xlab = "Completion Time in Minutes",
ylab = "Number of Observations",
col = "lightblue",
border = "black")
This filters the data to patients age 65 or older, then restricts
completion times to the middle 50% of observations using Q1 and Q3. The
histogram should look slightly tilted downwards to the right, meaning
most completion times are lower/middle values, with some longer times
stretching the right side.
tech62 = dat[dat$Radiology.Technician == 62,]
tech65 = dat[dat$Radiology.Technician == 65,]
summary(tech62$Ordered.to.Complete...Mins)
## Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
## 13.00 48.00 80.00 76.88 117.00 118.00
summary(tech65$Ordered.to.Complete...Mins)
## Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
## 1.0 16.0 27.0 94.9 45.0 35306.0
This shows Technician 62 had a median completion time of 80 minutes, while Technician 65 had a median completion time of 27 minutes. That means Technician 65 appears faster based on median completion time.
boxplot(dat$PatientAge ~ dat$Priority,
main = "Patient Age by X-Ray Order Priority" ,
xlab = "Order Priority" ,
ylab = "Patient Age" ,
col = c("red", "green"))
This boxplot compares patient ages for STAT and Routine X-Ray orders. It
shows which group usually has older or younger patients, and which group
has more spread or outliers. In the output, STAT has a wider age range,
while Routine has several outliers.
mean(dat[dat$Loc.At.Exam.Complete == "3W", ]$Ordered.to.Complete...Mins)
## [1] 1463.051
sd(dat[dat$Loc.At.Exam.Complete == "3W", ]$Ordered.to.Complete...Mins)
## [1] 3894.639
mean(dat[dat$Loc.At.Exam.Complete == "4W", ]$Ordered.to.Complete...Mins)
## [1] 1675.451
sd(dat[dat$Loc.At.Exam.Complete == "4W", ]$Ordered.to.Complete...Mins)
## [1] 4387.644
Floor 3W had a lower average completion time than floor 4W, so X-Ray orders were completed faster on average on 3W. Both floors had very large standard deviations, which means the completion times varied a lot and some orders likely took much longer than others.