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The Dx_Priority is coded as part of the [[ICD10 collection]]. | The Dx_Priority is coded as part of the [[ICD10 collection]] for admit, acquired and comorbid DX codes. | ||
Only ONE of the [[Admit Diagnosis | Admit Diagnoses]] with the lowest Dx Priority must have the [[Dx Primary]] checkbox checked. | |||
The number could be anything, e.g. the lowest might be 0.9. Using decimal numbers can be helpful in re-ranking diagnoses as more information becomes available. | The number could be anything, e.g. the lowest might be 0.9. Using decimal numbers can be helpful in re-ranking diagnoses as more information becomes available. | ||
Revision as of 18:06, 2018 August 1
| Data Element (edit) | |
| Field Name: | Dx Priority |
| CCMDB Label: | not stated |
| CCMDB tab: | not stated |
| Table: | L ICD10 table |
| Data type: | number |
| Length: | single |
| Program: | Med and CC |
| Created/Raw: | Raw |
| Start Date: | 1988-07-11 |
| End Date: | 2300-01-01 |
| Sort Index: | 7 |
The priority of an ICD10 diagnosis, used to rank and group.
The Dx_Priority is coded as part of the ICD10 collection for admit, acquired and comorbid DX codes.
Only ONE of the Admit Diagnoses with the lowest Dx Priority must have the Dx Primary checkbox checked.
The number could be anything, e.g. the lowest might be 0.9. Using decimal numbers can be helpful in re-ranking diagnoses as more information becomes available.
Example: You initially coded three dxs as priority 1, 2 and 3. Then the you realize that the dx with priority 2 is actually the more important one. You change it to 0.5, so now the priorities are 0.5, 1, 3 and 0.5 is the lowest, so can be used with Dx Primary.
The priority is also used to partner ICD10 diagnoses together. See combined ICD10 codes.
DX Priority for Comorbid DX's
See:Comorbid_Diagnosis#Priorities