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If you use one of these diagnoses as [[Primary Admit Diagnosis]] then the [[Transfer Ready date and time]] has to be the same as the "Arrive DtTm".

Don't put paneling as [[Primary Admit Diagnosis]] if a patient has acute problems and has been transferred to your ward for treatment of those problems. For example if a patient on a chronic unit has been paneled but gets HAP and transfers to your ward then the #1 diagnosis for your ward is HAP. This was discussed with Dr Garland at the [[Task Team]] meeting on March 1,2013.[[User:TOstryzniuk|Trish Ostryzniuk]] 18:49, 2013 March 8 (EST)

Don't put [[paneling]] as [[Primary Admit Diagnosis]] if a patient has acute problems and has been transferred to your ward for treatment of those problems. For example if a patient on a chronic unit has been paneled but gets HAP and transfers to your ward then the #1 diagnosis for your ward is HAP. This was discussed with Dr Garland at the [[Task Team]] meeting on March 1,2013.[[User:TOstryzniuk|Trish Ostryzniuk]] 18:49, 2013 March 8 (EST)

===DX coded as Paneling but discharge home===

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=== Patient Panelling Cancelled ===

If ~~panelling~~ is initiated but then cancelled, '''remove Panelling (90601)'''. You could use Discharge Planning (90602) if applicable.

If [[[[paneling]]]] is initiated but then cancelled, '''remove Panelling (90601)'''. You could use Discharge Planning (90602) if applicable.

Keep any transfer ready date you may have entered since we are looking for "the first date during this ward stay that a patient was deemed medically ready to be discharged." as per [[Transfer Ready date and time]].

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 If you use one of these diagnoses as [[Primary Admit Diagnosis]] then the [[Transfer Ready date and time]] has to be the same as the "Arrive DtTm".
-Don't put paneling as [[Primary Admit Diagnosis]] if a patient has acute problems and has been transferred to your ward for treatment of those problems. For example if a patient on a chronic unit has been paneled but gets HAP and transfers to your ward then the #1 diagnosis for your ward is HAP. This was discussed with Dr Garland at the [[Task Team]] meeting on March 1,2013.[[User:TOstryzniuk|Trish Ostryzniuk]] 18:49, 2013 March 8 (EST)
+Don't put [[paneling]] as [[Primary Admit Diagnosis]] if a patient has acute problems and has been transferred to your ward for treatment of those problems. For example if a patient on a chronic unit has been paneled but gets HAP and transfers to your ward then the #1 diagnosis for your ward is HAP. This was discussed with Dr Garland at the [[Task Team]] meeting on March 1,2013.[[User:TOstryzniuk|Trish Ostryzniuk]] 18:49, 2013 March 8 (EST)
 ===DX coded as Paneling but discharge home===
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 === Patient Panelling Cancelled ===
-If panelling is initiated but then cancelled, '''remove Panelling (90601)'''. You could use Discharge Planning (90602) if applicable.
+If [[[[paneling]]]] is initiated but then cancelled, '''remove Panelling (90601)'''. You could use Discharge Planning (90602) if applicable.
 Keep any transfer ready date you may have entered since we are looking for "the first date during this ward stay that a patient was deemed medically ready to be discharged." as per [[Transfer Ready date and time]].