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Anemia – Hemorrhage (Health Care / Medication Associated Condition): Introduction
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Anemia – Hemorrhage (Procedure-Associated Conditions): Introduction
- Anemia – Hemorrhage (Procedure-Associated Conditions): Discharge Abstract Database
- Anemia – Hemorrhage (Procedure-Associated Conditions): Importance to Patients and Families
- Anemia – Hemorrhage (Procedure-Associated Conditions): Clinical and System Reviews, Incident Analyses
- Anemia – Hemorrhage (Procedure-Associated Conditions): Measures
- Anemia – Hemorrhage (Procedure-Associated Conditions): Success Stories
- Anemia – Hemorrhage (Procedure-Associated Conditions): References
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Anemia – Hemorrhage (Procedure-Associated Conditions): Discharge Abstract Database
Discharge Abstract Database (DAD) Codes included in this clinical category:
D01: Anemia – Hemorrhage (Procedure-Associated Conditions)
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Concept |
Hemorrhage or hemorrhagic anemia associated with a medical or surgical procedure. |
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Notes |
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Selection criteria |
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D62 |
Identified as diagnosis type (2) AND Y60-84 in the same diagnosis cluster AND documentation of blood transfusion (blood received indicator = 1) |
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Codes |
Code descriptions |
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D62 |
Acute posthemorrhagic anemia |
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D81.0 |
Hemorrhagic and haematoma complicating a procedure, not elsewhere classified |
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Additional Codes |
Inclusions |
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Y60-Y84 |
Complications of medical surgical care (refer to Appendix A of the Hospital Harm Indicator General Methodology Notes) |
Anemia – Hemorrhage (Procedure-Associated Conditions)
Anemia – Hemorrhage (Procedure-Associated Conditions)
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