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== Additional Info ==
== Additional Info ==
''' This code  is ''NOT'' intended for the RECIPIENT of the transplant, use [[CCI Component]] 2 code [[Transplant]] with the appropriate organ for that.  
*''' This code  is ''NOT'' intended for the RECIPIENT of the transplant, use [[CCI Component]] 2 code [[Transplant]] with the appropriate organ for that.  
 
*This code is only to be used as a diagnosis for LIVE organ donors.
*Organ donors can be dead or alive. See
**Use it as the primary admit diagnosis for a person admitted for the purpose of having an organ removed for transplant into somebody else. See '''[[Guideline for coding living donor organ donation]]'''
** [[Guideline for coding living donor organ donation]]
**Use it as an diagnosis in the situation where the donor comes in electively to a ward, then goes to OR and has organ harvested, and THEN comes back to the same location (in which case it'll now be an acquired dx) or a different location (in which case it'll be an admit dx).
** [[Guideline for coding organ donation after death]]
*Not to be used for dead organ donors (including DCD), see '''[[Guideline for coding organ donation after death]]'''
*We only want to code this for major organ donations, i.e. not cornea, skin or bones.
*We only want to code this for major organ donations, i.e. not cornea, skin or bones.
{{DA | 2 Organ Donation
* If I understand [[Guideline for coding organ donation after death]] right we will not actually be coding [[Organ donor (organ/tissue donation by the donor)]] ''for deceased patients'' , since that will always happen elsewhere, and pt won't come back to us after, so not our dx. If I understand that right we should probably put a one-liner here to make that clear since it's a bit counter-intuitive. And likely at that page as well.
* What [[Dx Date]] in the [[Acquired Diagnosis]] do you put for this code? Do you use the date that they '''decide''' the pt will be an organ donor?  Or would you prefer the date the patient goes to the OR (which would be the same as the discharge date)?
** These patients go to a different ward after transplant, right? So we would likely not currently track the CCI for this. Maybe transplants are something we should track if they are at the end of stay. I'll flag this for Allan.
***I am referring to an organ donor (not a transplant recipient). Most donors go to the morgue after donating their organs in the OR.  I am not asking about CCI, just the date for the acquire ICD10 code.  I am not sure who wrote the above comment.}} 


== Alternate ICD10s to consider coding instead or in addition ==
== Alternate ICD10s to consider coding instead or in addition ==

Revision as of 10:39, 2019 September 24

ICD10 Diagnosis
Dx: Organ donor (organ/tissue donation by the donor)
ICD10 code: Z52
Pre-ICD10 counterpart: Organ Donor
Charlson/ALERT Scale: none
APACHE Como Component: none
APACHE Acute Component: none
Start Date:
Stop Date:
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This diagnosis is a part of ICD10 collection.

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    • 2999-12-31
    • Z52
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Additional Info

  • This code is NOT intended for the RECIPIENT of the transplant, use CCI Component 2 code Transplant with the appropriate organ for that.
  • This code is only to be used as a diagnosis for LIVE organ donors.
    • Use it as the primary admit diagnosis for a person admitted for the purpose of having an organ removed for transplant into somebody else. See Guideline for coding living donor organ donation
    • Use it as an diagnosis in the situation where the donor comes in electively to a ward, then goes to OR and has organ harvested, and THEN comes back to the same location (in which case it'll now be an acquired dx) or a different location (in which case it'll be an admit dx).
  • Not to be used for dead organ donors (including DCD), see Guideline for coding organ donation after death
  • We only want to code this for major organ donations, i.e. not cornea, skin or bones.

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