Premise/Insight:
Based on the data, I have made a comparison in WHERE the patients are all a O+ blood type, entered the hospital under Emergency, and have Asthma with Medicare as their Insurance provider.
Based on the data, I have made an insight in which there are only Female results when looking for patients: admitted in Emergency, have O+ blood, and Asthma. MEANING, this is a common condition within Females more than Males considering there are no Male results.
If you are a Female you are more likely to come into the Emergency room if you deal with: Asthma and have O+ blood (specifically for patients with Medicare).
Aggregate Sql Query; Statistical Summary Information
For patients with a blood type of O+, Emergency Patients dealing with Asthma, and have Medicare Insurance,
the average age was 43.6667
in 3 patients.
The total billing was: 91455.94751361157
and the average billing was: 30485.315837870523.
Normal Text Ouput Query; Html Table
3 results.
| Patient Name |
Age |
Gender |
BloodType |
AdmissionType |
InsuranceProvider |
BillingAmount |
MedicalCondition |
| ashLEy vasQUEZ |
30 |
Female |
O+ |
Emergency |
Medicare |
51587.93681650202 |
Asthma |
| kaTHRyN bOyd |
20 |
Female |
O+ |
Emergency |
Medicare |
32166.967383439547 |
Asthma |
| davID BaRnett |
81 |
Female |
O+ |
Emergency |
Medicare |
7701.043313670002 |
Asthma |