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=== DC TX & Transfer Ready Date/time === | === DC TX & Transfer Ready Date/time === | ||
If the unit physician discontinues life-support treatment (withdraws therapy) on a patient, '''leave the [[Transfer Ready date and time]] blank'''. | |||
See [[Transfer Ready date and time]] for more details. | |||
== Legacy Information == | == Legacy Information == | ||
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[[Category: Transfer Ready]] | |||
[[Category:Data Collection Guide]] | [[Category: Data Collection Guide]] | ||
[[Category:Registry Data]] | [[Category: Registry Data]] | ||
[[Category: End-of-life related data]] | [[Category: End-of-life related data]] | ||
Revision as of 21:22, 26 February 2014
The DC Treatment field (discontinuation of treatment or DC TX) should be coded in the Critical Care program only if life-support treatment is terminated. The field is on the "Reg & ADL & Var" tab on the Patient Viewer in CCMDB.mdb.
DC TX & Transfer Ready Date/time
If the unit physician discontinues life-support treatment (withdraws therapy) on a patient, leave the Transfer Ready date and time blank.
See Transfer Ready date and time for more details.
Legacy Information
This field was also collected in Medicine until 2013-07-04. Collection stopped because the distinction is not clear enough for coding on a medicine ward. See: Comfort Care article.