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*[http://informatics.mayo.edu/wiki/images/e/ee/Form18_DenominatorNICU_BLANK-1-.pdf Denominators for Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)]
 
*[http://informatics.mayo.edu/wiki/images/e/ee/Form18_DenominatorNICU_BLANK-1-.pdf Denominators for Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)]
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Errata to the 2008 DSTU
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The DSTU defines the healthCareFacility/id in CONF-25, explaining:
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  Physical location is recorded in healthCareFacility/id as a combination of @root representing the facility OID (assigned by NHSN) and @extension representing the facility's unit identifier, such as "9W."
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  Example: <id root="2.16.840.1.113883.3.117.1.1.5.1.1" extension="9W"/>
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The rules for the Procedure Denominator form should require the healthCareFacility/id root and allow the extension. (As published, the DSTU prohibits both the healthCareFacility/id root and extension.)
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  current: CONF-42 says:
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  A Procedure denominator report shall not record the location of the encounter (healthCareFacility in componentOf/encompassingEncounter).
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  corrected: CONF-42 should say:
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  A Procedure denominator report SHALL record the facility identifier for the encounter (healthCareFacility/id/@root in componentOf/encompassingEncounter/location). A Procedure denominator report MAY use healthCareFacility/id/@extension to record the unit identifier, and MAY use healthCareFacility/code to record the location type.
  
  

Revision as of 16:28, 20 March 2008

Wiki page supporting collaborative work on CDA for reporting of Healthcare Associated Infectious disease.

Here is the initial set of forms targeted for this project:


The following forms will also need to be handled at a later date:

Errata to the 2008 DSTU

The DSTU defines the healthCareFacility/id in CONF-25, explaining:

  Physical location is recorded in healthCareFacility/id as a combination of @root representing the facility OID (assigned by NHSN) and @extension representing the facility's unit identifier, such as "9W."
  Example: <id root="2.16.840.1.113883.3.117.1.1.5.1.1" extension="9W"/>

The rules for the Procedure Denominator form should require the healthCareFacility/id root and allow the extension. (As published, the DSTU prohibits both the healthCareFacility/id root and extension.)

  current: CONF-42 says:
  A Procedure denominator report shall not record the location of the encounter (healthCareFacility in componentOf/encompassingEncounter).
  corrected: CONF-42 should say:
  A Procedure denominator report SHALL record the facility identifier for the encounter (healthCareFacility/id/@root in componentOf/encompassingEncounter/location). A Procedure denominator report MAY use healthCareFacility/id/@extension to record the unit identifier, and MAY use healthCareFacility/code to record the location type. 


CDC HAI FAQ page

Below is the latest Schematron file for the 2008 DSTU:

Previous schematron releases

Support files for the Pilot: HAI-pilot-materials.zip

Changes since first distribution:

  • ICU-denom.xml The ICU sample file distributed with the pilot package was missing encompassingEncounter/effectiveTime, which is required by CDA.
  • The HTML display transform file should be renamed hai-display.xsl. (This is the filename used in the xsl-stylesheet processing instruction at the top of the sample files.)
  • The entry for a pathogen should not require that its @typeCode attribute have the value COMP. If the narrative block has been derived from the entries, the entry @typecode should be DRIV.
  • The populate-narrative transform did not process the summary section in a denominator record correctly due to a typo in voc.xsl at line 31.

Please note that, for the pilot, the schematron and Validator require that any pathogen should have at least one drug-susceptibility test. If the pathogen is a fungal pathogen, you can ignore the warning. For the ballot, bacterial pathogens will be required to have at least one drug-susceptibility test, and fungal pathogens will not be required to.