Plotting Visit Timelines

This is a vignette to introduce the plot_visit_timeline() function.

Setup

data_set = load_data_set(data_path)

#> Warning: It is very unusual to provide both `email` and `path` to `bq_auth()`.
#> They relate to two different auth methods.
#> The `path` argument is only for a service account token.
#> If you need to specify your own OAuth client, use `bq_auth_configure()`.
#> It is very unusual to provide both `email` and `path` to `bq_auth()`.
#> They relate to two different auth methods.
#> The `path` argument is only for a service account token.
#> If you need to specify your own OAuth client, use `bq_auth_configure()`.
#> It is very unusual to provide both `email` and `path` to `bq_auth()`.
#> They relate to two different auth methods.
#> The `path` argument is only for a service account token.
#> If you need to specify your own OAuth client, use `bq_auth_configure()`.
#> It is very unusual to provide both `email` and `path` to `bq_auth()`.
#> They relate to two different auth methods.
#> The `path` argument is only for a service account token.
#> If you need to specify your own OAuth client, use `bq_auth_configure()`.
#> It is very unusual to provide both `email` and `path` to `bq_auth()`.
#> They relate to two different auth methods.
#> The `path` argument is only for a service account token.
#> If you need to specify your own OAuth client, use `bq_auth_configure()`.
#> It is very unusual to provide both `email` and `path` to `bq_auth()`.
#> They relate to two different auth methods.
#> The `path` argument is only for a service account token.
#> If you need to specify your own OAuth client, use `bq_auth_configure()`.
#> Warning in as.integer.integer64(x): NAs produced by integer overflow

Clinical Document Timeline

Specify person_id of interest

person_id = data_set$person$person_id[2]

Call the plot_visit_timeline function on the export

plot_visit_timeline(data_set, person_id)