Check CRF vs ARF across multiple encounters: Difference between revisions
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#If the patient is discharged into the community, and will continue to receive outpatient dialysis, then the next time he is re admitted to a hospital in the city, he will be coded as CRF (351) in comorbid and admit or complication DX of ARF (350)cannot be used.(Trish) | #If the patient is discharged into the community, and will continue to receive outpatient dialysis, then the next time he is re admitted to a hospital in the city, he will be coded as CRF (351) in comorbid and admit or complication DX of ARF (350)cannot be used.(Trish) | ||
#* as is true for anyone, so we can remove this point... [[User:Ttenbergen|Ttenbergen]] 14:53, 29 October 2008 (CDT) | #* as is true for anyone, so we can remove this point... [[User:Ttenbergen|Ttenbergen]] 14:53, 29 October 2008 (CDT) | ||
*Using the ICD10 renal codes, we still need to know when the transition from acute to chronic occurs - so we can decide whether the multiple encounters consistency checking is still relevant. --[[User:JMojica|JMojica]] 11:51, 2018 November 14 (CST) | |||
#is the transition on the next hospital stay? Example in this hospital stay, patient is diagnosed with ARF and stayed continuously in both ICU and ward in same or different hospital. On the next hospital stay, he is now chronic renal patient. | |||
#Or the transition is on the next ICU or ward stay? Ex. the first stay is ICU and diagnosed with ARF. then patient was transferred in a ward of same or diff hospital - is he now a chronic renal patient? | |||
== ICD10 / CCI == | == ICD10 / CCI == | ||