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{{Discuss@task| Should hi flow be included in tiss item #21 (bipap)? If this modality is more support than bipap perhaps it should be included? | {{Discuss@task | Should hi flow be included in tiss item #21 (bipap)? If this modality is more support than bipap perhaps it should be included? | ||
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There is a fair bit of this. You can't do this on the ward, has to be in ICU. Julie reports this as invasive and non-invasive. This is often used instead of CPAP now. | |||
Revision as of 10:59, 2017 December 8
This procedure is a part of CCI Collection via CCI Picklist.
| TISS Item | |
| Item Description | Non-invasive CPAP or BIPAP (TISS Item) |
| TISS28 Category: | Respiratory Support |
| TISS28 Item | 17 |
| TISS28 Description | Non invasive CPAP or BIPAP (nasal or face mask) |
| TISS28 Points | 5 |
| TISS28 Start Date | |
| TISS28 End Date | |
| TISS28 Comment: | Row 18-21: If more than one is marked, get one with the highest points. |
| CCI Picklist | |
| CCI Picklist code: | |
| CCI Collection Mode: | CCI collect each day |
| CCI Picklist Start Date | Needs to be either CCI TISS Start, or later if TISS start date is later (which it should never be?) |
Collecting "CCI collect each day" items
- "CCI collect each day" items are entered each time they happen
- Px Date
- if an Acquired Procedure, enter the Px Date for each day that they happen
- if an Admit Procedure leave the date blank
- Px Count
- enter 1 regardless of how many times a day the procedure happened
- this is usually the collection mode for TISS28 items, see TISS28 Collection Guide, and for some items that have replaced TISS items
Px Date for patients who move
See Px Date#Moves
Don't code for OptiFlow
"CPAP or BiPAP": does not include opti-flow.
include hi flow?
There is a fair bit of this. You can't do this on the ward, has to be in ICU. Julie reports this as invasive and non-invasive. This is often used instead of CPAP now.