Data Integrity Checks
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Summary:
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can only have one stage of renal failure in Comorbid Diagnosis and in Admit Diagnosis
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Related:
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Chronic kidney disease (chronic renal insufficiency, uremia) Stage 1, GFR GT 90, Chronic kidney disease (chronic renal insufficiency, uremia) Stage 2, GFR 60-89, Chronic kidney disease (chronic renal insufficiency, uremia) Stage 3, GFR 30-59, Chronic kidney disease (chronic renal insufficiency, uremia) Stage 4, GFR 15-29, Chronic kidney disease (end-stage renal/kidney disease, ESRD), Stage 5, GFR LT 15, Chronic kidney/renal disease, NOS (stage unspecified), Kidney, renal failure/insufficiency/uremia, unspecified as acute or chronic, Renal Coding Considerations for ICD10
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Firmness:
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hard check
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Timing:
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complete
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App:
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CCMDB.mdb
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Coding:
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Query check_ICD10_only_1_stage_of_renal_failure
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Uses L Problem table:
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not relevant for this app
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Status:
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ready to implement
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Implementation Date:
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Backlogged:
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true
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"CCMDB.mdb" is not in the list (CCMDB.accdb, Centralized data front end.accdb, TISS28.accdb, SAP, DSM Labs Consistency check.accdb, not entered) of allowed values for the "DICApp" property.
This is about Concept:Chronic Kidney Disease:
| Has ICD10Code |
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Chronic kidney disease (chronic renal insufficiency, uremia) Stage 1, GFR GT 90 | N18.1 |
Chronic kidney disease (chronic renal insufficiency, uremia) Stage 2, GFR 60-89 | N18.2 |
Chronic kidney disease (chronic renal insufficiency, uremia) Stage 3, GFR 30-59 | N18.3 |
Chronic kidney disease (chronic renal insufficiency, uremia) Stage 4, GFR 15-29 | N18.4 |
Chronic kidney disease (end-stage renal/kidney disease, ESRD), Stage 5, GFR LT 15 | N18.5 |
Chronic kidney/renal disease, NOS (stage unspecified) | N18.9 |
Kidney, renal failure/insufficiency/uremia, unspecified as acute or chronic | N19 |
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pt could have several stages during acquired, right? Is that how we would want to code deterioration?
- AG REPLY -- not really. While one could have a lower level as a comorbid, and be admitted with what is finally decided to be an advancement of CRF (so that an admit dx is a higher level), in many cases what you'll have is some degree of CRF + an AKI on top of it. It's important to distinguish between these.
- Emailed Michelle to find out if that is how she would have understood it as a renal-focused collector. Ttenbergen 08:25, 2019 January 24 (CST)
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