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The '''L CCI''' table in [[CCMDB.mdb]] contains the possible codes to use with [[CCI collection]].  
{{DISPLAYTITLE:s_ICD10 table}}The '''s_ICD10''' table in [[CCMDB.accdb]] contains the possible codes to use with [[ICD10 collection]].  


== Data Structure ==
== Data Structure ==
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!| description
!| description
|-
|-
|| '''ICD10_ID''' || AutoNumber || unique identifier
|| '''[[ICD10_code]]''' || Text(10) || official [[ICD10]] code
|-
|| '''description''' || Text(255) || description of dx
|-
|| '''[[Property:Has StartDate | active_start]]''' || date/time || for enabling and disabling
|-
|| '''[[Property:Has StopDate | active_end]]''' || single || for enabling and disabling
|}
|}
== Query to populate s_ICD10 table from wiki ==
[[Category:ICD10 wiki infrastructure]]
To extract data from the wiki to update this table in [[CCMDB.accdb]], click the following link to generate an extract:
{{#ask: [[Category:ICD10 Diagnosis]]
|?Has ICD10Code=ICD10_code
|?=description
|?Has StartDate#ISO=active_start
|?Has StopDate#ISO=active_end
|format=broadtable
|limit=2000
|link=all
|sort=Has ICD10Code
|order=ascending
|headers=show
|mainlabel=-
  | format=dsv
  | filename=s_ICD10_wiki_to_table.txt
  | sep=;
}}
Then:
Import the file into a new table. Importing straight into s_icd10 is possible, but if there are errors it is hard to troubleshoot. Importing into new table first has fewer restrictions.
* In CCMDB.accdb, External Data,text file
* insert into new table
* delimited; click advanced button, make sure field delimiter is ;,
* file has headers
Copy content into s_icd10
* empty out s_icd10
* copy and paste data from new table, can use query ''s_ICD10_from_wiki_appender''
* delete the imported table, just takes up extra space
* '''this will need to be done differently once we go live''' to preserve existing dx codes; chances are by then this will have slowed down, so we can just manually update as needed.
Update categories
* [[Re-importing CCI and IDC10 categories from wiki to CCMDB.accdb]]
Likely problems
* bad data in a column
* duplicate ICD10 codes due to evil twins on wiki
=== categories ===
see [[ICD10 Categories for CCMDB.accdb]]


== Related Articles ==
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[[Category: Data structure]]
[[Category: ICD10/CCI Conversion]]
[[Category: ICD10/CCI Conversion]]
[[Category: ICD10]]
[[Category: Charlson Comorbid Diagnosis]]

Latest revision as of 16:26, 2023 May 17

The s_ICD10 table in CCMDB.accdb contains the possible codes to use with ICD10 collection.

Data Structure

field type description
ICD10_code Text(10) official ICD10 code
description Text(255) description of dx
active_start date/time for enabling and disabling
active_end single for enabling and disabling

Query to populate s_ICD10 table from wiki

To extract data from the wiki to update this table in CCMDB.accdb, click the following link to generate an extract: DSV

Then: Import the file into a new table. Importing straight into s_icd10 is possible, but if there are errors it is hard to troubleshoot. Importing into new table first has fewer restrictions.

  • In CCMDB.accdb, External Data,text file
  • insert into new table
  • delimited; click advanced button, make sure field delimiter is ;,
  • file has headers

Copy content into s_icd10

  • empty out s_icd10
  • copy and paste data from new table, can use query s_ICD10_from_wiki_appender
  • delete the imported table, just takes up extra space
  • this will need to be done differently once we go live to preserve existing dx codes; chances are by then this will have slowed down, so we can just manually update as needed.

Update categories

Likely problems

  • bad data in a column
  • duplicate ICD10 codes due to evil twins on wiki

categories

see ICD10 Categories for CCMDB.accdb

Related Articles

Related articles: