47. Identify Premium Patient Cohorts

Hard Uber CTEs & Advanced Subqueries

Query Rules

The query columns and order must match the expected result schema.
NULL values should be handled appropriately where applicable.
The grader compares output values and sorting order to evaluate.

Schema Browser

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patients

10 cols

patient_id

INTEGER

first_name

VARCHAR(30)

last_name

VARCHAR(30)

gender

CHAR(1)

birth_date

DATE

city

VARCHAR(30)

province_id

CHAR(2)

allergies

VARCHAR(80)

height

DECIMAL(3,0)

weight

DECIMAL(4,0)

doctors

4 cols

admissions

7 cols

province_names

2 cols

Reference Solution

Expected SQL

WITH PatientTotals AS (SELECT patient_id, SUM(admission_cost) as total_cost FROM admissions GROUP BY patient_id) SELECT p.first_name, p.last_name, pt.total_cost FROM patients p JOIN PatientTotals pt ON p.patient_id = pt.patient_id WHERE pt.total_cost > 1.5 * (SELECT AVG(total_cost) FROM PatientTotals);

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