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* With just one exception, this code should only be used if the patient is transferred from one service on which we collect, to another service on which we collect, both at the same level (e.g. ICU-ICU, or ward-ward)
* With just one exception, this code should only be used if the patient is transferred from one service on which we collect, to another service on which we collect, both at the same level (e.g. ICU-ICU, or ward-ward)
**The exception is that transfers from ward to Low Acuity Units (LAU) and similar location types, should have this code included from the sending unit (Note: this is being done in relation to a bed management project being done by Dan and Tina).
**The exception is that transfers from ward to Low Acuity Units (LAU) and similar location types, should have this code included from the sending unit (Note: this is being done in relation to a bed management project being done by Dan and Tina).
**So, it should not be used when a patient goes:  ICU to ward; ward to ICU; ED on ED service to anywhere
* It should be coded as:
* It should be coded as:
** An [[Acquired Diagnosis]] from a collection unit that is transferring a patient out
** An [[Acquired Diagnosis]] from a collection unit that is transferring a patient out

Revision as of 12:35, 14 January 2026

ICD10 Diagnosis
Dx: Transfer for bed management
ICD10 code: Z75.3
Pre-ICD10 counterpart: none assigned
Charlson/ALERT Scale: none
APACHE Como Component: none
APACHE Acute Component: none
Start Date: 2025-11-28
Stop Date:
Data Dependencies(Reports/Indicators/Data Elements): No results
External ICD10 Documentation

This diagnosis is a part of ICD10 collection.

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    • 2025-11-28
    • 2999-12-31
    • Z75.3
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Excludes:

  • not for repatriation - We will not use this code for repatriations of patients back to their local hospitals as that is standard practice

Additional Info

  • This is to distinguish transfers for bed management reasons (e.g. to clear a bed from the sending unit so it can admit a patient), as opposed to transfers for medical reasons (e.g. patient transferred from Grace ICU to MICU because she needs dialysis)
  • With just one exception, this code should only be used if the patient is transferred from one service on which we collect, to another service on which we collect, both at the same level (e.g. ICU-ICU, or ward-ward)
    • The exception is that transfers from ward to Low Acuity Units (LAU) and similar location types, should have this code included from the sending unit (Note: this is being done in relation to a bed management project being done by Dan and Tina).
    • So, it should not be used when a patient goes: ICU to ward; ward to ICU; ED on ED service to anywhere
  • It should be coded as:
    • An Acquired Diagnosis from a collection unit that is transferring a patient out
      • Dx Date - if available, use the date the decision to transfer for medical reasons was documented, otherwise use the Dispo DtTm
    • An Admit Diagnosis from a collection unit that is accepting the patient in transfer
    • For any transfer, it is possible that only the sending or only the receiving unit is one where we collect, so a counterpart may or may not exist

Alternate ICD10s to consider coding instead or in addition

Healthcare contact codes:

Candidate Combined ICD10 codes

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Data use

  • The absence of this code will mean that a transfer was "for medical reasons".
  • We decided that instead of doing a consistency check to ensure that the sending and receiving units both have this diagnosis coded, that in doing reporting Julie will consider the transfer to be for bed management if it was coded in either the sending or receiving unit
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Data Integrity Checks (automatic list)

none found

  • review #Data use before considering cross checks

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