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PDX = P for EI encounters? #19

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dckc opened this issue Apr 14, 2017 · 1 comment
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PDX = P for EI encounters? #19

dckc opened this issue Apr 14, 2017 · 1 comment

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dckc commented Apr 14, 2017

Documentation for the PDX field of DIAGNOSIS says:

Principal discharge diagnosis flag. Relevant only on IP and IS encounters.

but then Table IVE. Principal Diagnoses for Institutional Encounters in the EDC report has a row for EI.

Is PDX actually relevant to EI as well as IP and IS?

@smerek smerek self-assigned this Apr 14, 2017
dckc added a commit to dckc/i2p-transform that referenced this issue Apr 14, 2017
Though the CDM spec says "Relevant only on IP and IS encounters," table
Table IVE. Principal Diagnoses for Institutional Encounters of the EDC
report includes a row for EI as well.

We raised CDMFORUM/CDM-ERRATA#19 about this.

Meanwhile, we have been counting only Epic billing diagnoses as
discharge diagnoses when looking for PDX. The
`\Diagnosis\Billing\Primary\` modifier used in UHC should be counted as
well. This modifier is also used in IDX, which will raise our count of
"For ED, AV, and OA encounter types, mark as X=Unable to Classify." but
that seems worthwhile.
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smerek commented Apr 14, 2017

Hi Dan.
Good catch! Yes, PDX should be included for EI encounters too. We revised the implementation guidance for this when we created the spec for CDM v3.1.

Implementation guidance is on iMeet here: https://pcornet.imeetcentral.com/p/aQAAAAAC4Zr4

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