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Review classification logic for interventional radiology and cardiac catheter activity

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Regarding interventional radiology and cardiac catheter activity:

although it's not formally codified in the classification logic for identifying either of these types of activity I imagine (although I haven't checked) that the majority of this activity will be Daycase. I think in the first instance we probably need to confirm this as if the vast majority was daycase then we might want to consider adding CLASS_DAYCASE

Raised by @paulseamer originally in https://github.com/The-Strategy-Unit/open-plan-docs/issues/122#issuecomment-5524919022

The task is to:

  • Check if interventional radiology and cardiac catheter activity is mainly daycase or not
  • Consider updating the definitions for this activity

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Start by checking the existing classification definitions for interventional radiology and cardiac catheter activity, then investigate whether each is predominantly daycase. Record the evidence and update the definitions only if it supports adding CLASS_DAYCASE; done means the findings and resulting classification are documented clearly.

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