Guideline for coding organ donation after death: Difference between revisions
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=== Donation after Cardiac Death (DCD) === | === Donation after Cardiac Death (DCD) === | ||
Donation after cardiac death (DCD) is where a donor who is not brain dead is dependent on life support and the family has decided to withdraw care. When the patient's heart stops beating, the organs are then recovered in the operating room. | *Donation after cardiac death (DCD) is where a donor who is not brain dead is dependent on life support and the family has decided to withdraw care. When the patient's heart stops beating, the organs are then recovered in the operating room. | ||
*These would be coded with [[Dispo]] as the OR where they are going. They are not dead when they leave, so they are '''not''' "Death - to OR". | |||
*In the rare case that they withdrew while still in ICU then moved directly to OR for organ harvest, code the death in the ICU with the time being the actual time of death and the dispo as '''Death - to OR''' | |||
=== MAID with Organ Donation === | |||
*Medical Assistance in Dying ([[MAID]]) is where a person who undergoes MAID has made arrangements in advance for organ harvesting after death. | |||
*If a MAID patient who dies in ICU or ward becomes a (planned) donor, then the dispo is '''Death - to OR''', i.e. no need to bring up brain death. If MAID is provided in the OR, then handle this like DCD (see above) BUT also do list the ICD10 code for MAID as an acquired dx in ICU | |||
=== MAID === | |||
Medical Assistance in Dying ([[MAID]]) is where a person who undergoes MAID has made arrangements in advance for organ harvesting after death. | |||
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== How they are treated in linking == | == How they are treated in linking == | ||