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| The '''Primary Admit Diagnosis''' is the '''most responsible reason''' why the patient was admitted. See [[Dx Primary]] for collection instructions. | | The Primary Admit Dx is the dx most responsible for an admission to that unit/ward. See [[Dx Primary]] for details on how it is collected. |
| | *When there are multiple competing diagnosis choose the diagnosis that is the most severe or responsible for the admission. At times this may be difficult to determine, use your best clinical judgment based on the documentation. |
| | *If multiple trauma is part of the admit diagnosis, then among this group of linked ICD10 codes, the Primary Admit Diagnosis would be either the Multiple trauma or the "worst" thing injured, e.g. Brain injury, diffuse (TBI), injury/trauma |
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| == Reporting ==
| | The concept is used by the following indicators: |
| The concept of primary diagnosis is used in | | * [[ICU Primary Diagnosis ICD10 Chapter Rate]] |
| * [[Quarterly report]] | | * [[ICU Diagnosis APACHE Category Rate]] |
| * [[Annual report]] | | * [[Medicine Primary Diagnosis Rate]] |
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| == Cross checks == | | == Cross checks == |
| * [[Query check dx primary lowest priority]]
| | See [[Dx Primary#Data Integrity Checks (SMW)]] |
| * [[Query check dx primary not exactly one]]
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| == Related queries == | | == Related queries == |
The Primary Admit Dx is the dx most responsible for an admission to that unit/ward. See Dx Primary for details on how it is collected.
- When there are multiple competing diagnosis choose the diagnosis that is the most severe or responsible for the admission. At times this may be difficult to determine, use your best clinical judgment based on the documentation.
- If multiple trauma is part of the admit diagnosis, then among this group of linked ICD10 codes, the Primary Admit Diagnosis would be either the Multiple trauma or the "worst" thing injured, e.g. Brain injury, diffuse (TBI), injury/trauma
The concept is used by the following indicators:
Cross checks
See Dx Primary#Data Integrity Checks (SMW)
Related queries
Legacy info
Related articles
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