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** That would have implications for the definition of [[VAP]], where it says "IF a patient has been on a device to assist respiration (ventilator) either continuously or intermittently through a tracheostomy or endotracheal tube (ETT)"; does that give an indication whether CPAP/BIPAP should be allowed to qualify for VAP? Ttenbergen 21:43, 2014 April 30 (CDT) | ** That would have implications for the definition of [[VAP]], where it says "IF a patient has been on a device to assist respiration (ventilator) either continuously or intermittently through a tracheostomy or endotracheal tube (ETT)"; does that give an indication whether CPAP/BIPAP should be allowed to qualify for VAP? Ttenbergen 21:43, 2014 April 30 (CDT) | ||
** I implemented this without CPAP/BIPAP for now, don't think those are supposed to be included, especially with how many people are on CPAP at home now. Ttenbergen 17:43, 2017 April 20 (CDT) | ** I implemented this without CPAP/BIPAP for now, don't think those are supposed to be included, especially with how many people are on CPAP at home now. Ttenbergen 17:43, 2017 April 20 (CDT) | ||
** For VAP, the invasive mechanical ventilation is considered and not the non-invasive CPAP or BIPAP. So the current check is fine. --[[User:JMojica|JMojica]] 11:46, 2017 April 21 (CDT) | |||
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Revision as of 11:46, 2017 April 21
Only patients who are ventilated in hospital can have a complication dx of VAP.
If a patient has a complication VAP and no TISS28 items T18 or 19 then this is an error.
Implemented as query NDC_VAP_no_TISS.
How about CPAP/BIPAP?
- Not sure if Julie is would include T21 (non invasive CPAP or BIPAP).--Trish Ostryzniuk 18:23, 2014 April 30 (CDT)
- That would have implications for the definition of VAP, where it says "IF a patient has been on a device to assist respiration (ventilator) either continuously or intermittently through a tracheostomy or endotracheal tube (ETT)"; does that give an indication whether CPAP/BIPAP should be allowed to qualify for VAP? Ttenbergen 21:43, 2014 April 30 (CDT)
- I implemented this without CPAP/BIPAP for now, don't think those are supposed to be included, especially with how many people are on CPAP at home now. Ttenbergen 17:43, 2017 April 20 (CDT)
- For VAP, the invasive mechanical ventilation is considered and not the non-invasive CPAP or BIPAP. So the current check is fine. --JMojica 11:46, 2017 April 21 (CDT)