Exporting Audit Results
Exporting your audits results can be useful if you want to track data in locations like spreadsheets, or if just want to keep a record on file. This can easily be done through Brellium's "Audit Results" page, which can help you export a csv file.
Note: Please take proper data security precautions when downloading any information with patient data.
Exporting Process
Navigate to the "Audit Result" tab on the left side of the platform
Select filters you want to use to filter your data.
If you want every audit result exported, then set no filter
If you want a specific subset of the results to be exported, then set any necessary filters.
In the below example, the filter is set so that only notes with the code 97155 show up.
On the top left, click on the download button next to "Filters"
You'll be prompted to either download the audits either with or without the questions. Note: Downloads with the questions will result in a larger file size.
Downloading with questions vs. without questions
| Questions | Without Questions |
Download prompt |  |  |
Context prompt (for with questions) | This will ask you two things: if you want to download with or without flattened flags (see part b below), and if you want to download the file with or without context.
As a reminder, context is the reasoning for a question passing or failing. Whether or not you want to context will depend on your use case, but note that it will make the file larger. | N/A |
File download format | zip File
Note: This will download a zip folder containing multiple csv files. If you have filtered such that only one kind of note shows, then navigate to the corresponding csv file; the csv files for the other notes may be empty. | csv file |
You'll also be prompted, regardless if you are downloading with or without questions, if you want to download with or without flattened flags.
Flattened flags will split each of your audit flags into different columns in your data file.
Provider | Flag 1 | Flag 2 |
Provider A | True | False |
Provider B | True | True |
Unflattened flags will keep your audit flags under one "Flags" column. Applying the same flags from the flattened example to an unflattened example, this is what it would look like:
Provider | Flags |
Provider A | Flag 1 |
Provider B | Flag 1, Flag 2 |
Your data files will contain much more data than this, but the above illustrates how flags will look within your files.
Wait for the csv file download to finish.
Note: More audit results downloaded might result in a longer download time.
Viewing csv File In Table Format
To view your csv file as a table, you can import it to any spreadsheet platform that supports csv files, such as Google Sheets or Excel. It should automatically populate the table for you.