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In [[HSC_ICU_Collection_Guide#HSC_SICU_Collection_Guide]] it said
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"'''''Patients who go to the OR during the SICU are not  transferred out or have any time recorded related to this unless they do not return to the SICU.'''''"
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*If this is true it is likely not only for HSC SICU. Is this true for all Critical Care? Is it even true for Medicine? Is there maybe an article addressing this already? I was unable to find it... Ttenbergen 22:39, 2013 August 26 (CDT)


"'''''A trauma patient who has an injury that is not initially treated e.g. subdural hematoma non-post-op MVA, but subsequently has this evacuated in the OR will have that coded as a complication under Trauma, but now as post-op.'''''"
This article explains the difference between post-op and non-postop trauma codes and how they are used.  
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*Again, if this is true it is likely not only for HSC SICU. Is this true for all Critical Care? Is it even true for Medicine? Is there maybe an article addressing this already? I was unable to find it... Ttenbergen 22:39, 2013 August 26 (CDT)


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If a trauma patient has an injury that is ''not initially'' treated before unit/ward arrival, code this as a '''non-post-op''' trauma admit diagnosis.
*Is this specific to trauma? Likely would be true for any dx caused by a OR visit during admission, no? Ttenbergen 22:43, 2013 August 26 (CDT)


[[Category:Admit/Discharge]]
If a trauma patient has an injury that ''is'' treated before unit/ward arrival, code this as a '''post-op''' trauma admit diagnosis.
 
If a trauma patient is admitted to your ward/unit and is then sent to the OR for treatment and returns directly to your unit (not to RR or surgery ward), code this as a '''post-op''' trauma complication/acquired diagnosis.
 
If a patient acquires a trauma on the ward/unit, code this as a '''non-post-op''' trauma complication/acquired diagnosis
 
===examples===
*Patient arrives on unit after MVA with untreated subdural hematoma
** admitting diagnosis is Subdural Hematoma '''Non-Post-op''' MVA
*Patient is then taken to OR for a craniotomy to evacuate a traumatic SDH from an MVA
** the complication/acquired DX is '''Subdural hematoma-'''POST-OP''' - MVA'''
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[[Category:Trauma (old)]]
[[Category:Trauma Surgery (old)]]
[[Category:Trauma Non Post OP (old)]]

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This article explains the difference between post-op and non-postop trauma codes and how they are used.

If a trauma patient has an injury that is not initially treated before unit/ward arrival, code this as a non-post-op trauma admit diagnosis.

If a trauma patient has an injury that is treated before unit/ward arrival, code this as a post-op trauma admit diagnosis.

If a trauma patient is admitted to your ward/unit and is then sent to the OR for treatment and returns directly to your unit (not to RR or surgery ward), code this as a post-op trauma complication/acquired diagnosis.

If a patient acquires a trauma on the ward/unit, code this as a non-post-op trauma complication/acquired diagnosis

examples

  • Patient arrives on unit after MVA with untreated subdural hematoma
    • admitting diagnosis is Subdural Hematoma Non-Post-op MVA
  • Patient is then taken to OR for a craniotomy to evacuate a traumatic SDH from an MVA
    • the complication/acquired DX is Subdural hematoma-POST-OP - MVA
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