Looking over the data that is extracted to Clarity, it appears to me that any
admitting or discharge diagnosis from the hospitalization may have flags
indicating that it was present on admission. Therefore if we decide to track
that additional source data, the modifier tree would need to look something
like this:
BILLING DIAGNOSIS
ADMIT DIAGNOSIS PRINCIPAL\PRESENT ON ADMISSION
\NOT
PRESENT ON ADMISSION
ADMIT DIAGNOSIS SECONDARY\PRESENT ON ADMISSION
\NOT
PRESENT ON ADMISSION
DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS PRINCIPAL\PRESENT ON ADMISSION
\NOT
PRESENT ON ADMISSION
DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS SECONDARY\PRESENT ON ADMISSION
\NOT
PRESENT ON ADMISSION
or a variant.....
Jim
________________________________
From: Greater Plains Collaborative Software Development
[[email protected]] on behalf of Wilson Nathan [[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2014 1:21 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: modifier proposal from hackathon
All,
I talked over the billing section of the outline with one of our business
planning folks who works with hospital account data and based on that
conversation I would recommend the following adjustments to the billing
diagnosis modifiers.
Original:
BILLING DX
DISCHARGE DX PRINCIPAL
DISCHARGE DX NONPRINCIPAL
PROFESSIONAL DX PRIMARY
PROFESSIONAL DX NONPRIMARY
Suggested:
BILLING DIAGNOSIS
ADMIT DIAGNOSIS PRINCIPAL
ADMIT DIAGNOSIS SECONDARY
ADMIT DIAGNOSIS PRESENT ON ADMISSION
DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS PRINCIPAL
DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS SECONDARY
Reasons:
The main set of diagnosis found on the bill are discharge diagnosis (at least
from a CLARITY perspective)
Non-principal diagnosis are collectively referred to as secondary
For admitting diagnosis it is important to know if it is/was present on
admission
Does the group have any thoughts and/or other suggestions?
Nathan Wilson
From: Greater Plains Collaborative Software Development
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Dan Connolly
Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2014 11:55 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: modifier proposal from hackathon
This was on the presentation machine at the hackathon.
I gather it's a proposed modifier hierarchy.
--
Dan
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