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HCUP QUALITY CONTROL PROCEDURES
This section describes the procedures used to assess data quality for each data source participating in HCUP.

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HCUP QUALITY CONTROL PROCEDURES

QUALITY CONTROL PHILOSOPHY

QUALITY REVIEW

AUTOMATED QUALITY CONTROL PROCEDURES

 
HCUP QUALITY CONTROL PROCEDURES
This section describes the procedures used to assess data quality for each data source participating in HCUP.

 
QUALITY CONTROL PHILOSOPHY
Edit procedures were applied to HCUP data. Editing followed explicit rules:
  • Make the data usable without extensive further editing.
  • Confirm that data values are valid, internally consistent, and consistent with established norms, when feasible.
  • Use some edit procedures to set questionable and inconsistent values to inconsistent (.C or negative 6-filled). Use other edit procedures only to tabulate edit failures. Use the latter to evaluate whether systematic problems exist.
  • Never "fix" or impute data. Set invalid or inconsistent values to special missing values. This preserves the analyst's ability to investigate data anomalies.
  • Some data elements are more important than others because:

    • they are coded more reliably because they relate to reimbursement; and
    • without these data elements, a discharge record is not useful for most analytic purposes.

    Therefore, values of these data elements should be retained even in the presence of conflicting information. In order of importance, these data elements are:

    1. Discharge date (and within discharge date: year, month, and day)
    2. Admission date
    3. Principal diagnosis

    (Note: dates are not released on the HCUP databases, but these variables are used to create and verify other data elements such as length of stay and age.)

  • Tabulate instances of edit failures and use these to assess data quality for each data source.
 
QUALITY REVIEW
The following statistics were reviewed by an independent contractor for each year and data source (or for each different layout if the source changed file layouts during the year):
  • For all numeric data elements - means, number of missing and no-missing values, minimum, and maximum.
  • For all categorical and some continuous data elements - frequency distributions.
  • For closely related data elements (e.g., admission source compared to admission type) - cross frequencies.
 
AUTOMATED QUALITY CONTROL PROCEDURES
The following procedures were applied to each discharge record:
  • To assess validity of values -


  • For numeric data:
    • Verify numeric data as numeric.
    • Check the range against legal values documented by the data source.
    • Check the range against standard norms (e.g., length of stay is a non-negative value; age in years is between 0 and 124, the maximum allowed by the DRG grouper).
    • Check the values against the maximum allowed for the data element (e.g., birth weight less than 20 pounds).

    For character data:
    • Verify against norms, when feasible (e.g., diagnosis codes and procedure codes).

  • To assess internal consistency -


  • Compare values of related data elements (e.g., a procedure of hysterectomy should appear with a sex of female; admission date should occur before discharge date).

    If an inconsistency involves a critical data element (such as discharge date, admission date, or principal diagnosis), retain the critical data element according to the established hierarchy. For example:
    • If discharge date falls before admission date, retain discharge date and set admission date and length of stay to inconsistent (.C or negative 6-filled).
    • If discharge date is invalid (e.g., February 30), retain discharge quarter and discharge year.

  • To assess consistency with established norms -


  • Compare values to an established norm (e.g., maternal diagnoses should occur with an age between 10 and 55 years).
 
HCUP Edit Checks: Beginning in 1998 Data
Edit checks for the HCUP databases beginning in 1998 were updated after a review of the editing procedures performed by a number of the HCUP State Partners and Medicare. Summary counts and percentages of edit failures were calculated for every HCUP database. Edit check binary data elements were not retained on the HCUP files.

The following table lists all of the edit checks performed on the HCUP databases starting in 1998 data. For each edit check there is a edit check number (e.g., EAGE01), a description of the edit check, and a description of the action that is taken if the record fails the edit check. HCUP uses many diagnosis and procedure screens to define specific conditions employed in the editing procedures. These screens are defined in the section Diagnosis and Procedure Screens.

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HCUP Edit Checks (Beginning in 1998)

Edit Check Description Action

Summary

EANY ANY EDIT
Summary edit check that indicates that any edit has been triggered.
For tabulation purposes only

Age and Date of Birth

EAGE01 DATA OF BIRTH MISSING OR INVALID
The date of birth (DOB) is missing (.) or invalid (.A)
For tabulation purposes only
EAGE02 DATE OF BIRTH IS AFTER ADMISSION DATE
The date of birth (DOB) is greater than the admission date (ADATE) causing the age in years (AGE) to be negative.
Set DOB and AGE to inconsistent (.C). AGEDAY and AGEMONTH are set to missing (.).
EAGE03 AGE IN YEARS IS GREATER THAN 124 YEARS
The age in years (AGE) is greater than 124.
Set AGE to inconsistent (.C). AGEDAY and AGEMONTH are set to missing (.).
EAGE04 NEONATAL DIAGNOSIS INCONSISTENT WITH AGE
A diagnosis (DXn) on the record satisfies the NEONATE screen, and the age in years (AGE) is greater than zero. Retain age on a combined neonatal/maternal record.
Set offending DXn to "incn" and corresponding DXCCSn to inconsistent (.C).

If NEOMAT ne 3, set
- AGE to inconsistent (.C),
- AGEDAY to inconsistent (.C), and
- AGEMONTH to inconsistent (.C).
EAGE05 MATERNAL DIAGNOSIS OR PROCEDURE INCONSISTENT WITH AGE
A diagnosis (DXn) or procedure (PRn) on the record satisfies the MATERNAL screen, and the nonmissing age in years (AGE) is less than 10 or greater than 55. Retain age on a combined maternal/neonatal record.
Set offending DXn/PRn to "incn" and corresponding DXCCSn/PRCCSn to inconsistent (.C).

If NEOMAT ne 3, set
- AGE to inconsistent (.C),
- AGEDAY to inconsistent (.C), and
- AGEMONTH to inconsistent (.C).
EAGE ANY AGE EDIT
Summary age edit check that indicates that an edit in the range EAGE01-EAGE05 has been triggered.
For tabulation purposes only.

Admission Date, Discharge Date, and Length of Stay

ELOS01 ADMISSION DATE MISSING OR INVALID
The date of admission (ADATE) is missing (.) or invalid (.A)
For tabulation purposes only.
ELOS02 DISCHARGE DATE MISSING OR INVALID
The date of discharge (DDATE) is missing (.) or invalid (.A)
For tabulation purposes only.
ELOS03 ADMISSION DATE IS AFTER DISCHARGE DATE
The date of admission (ADATE) is greater than the discharge date (DDATE) causing the length of stay (LOS) to be negative.
Set ADATE and LOS to inconsistent (.C). LOS_X retains uncleaned value.
ELOS04 EXCESSIVELY LONG LENGTH OF STAY
The length of stay (LOS) is excessively long. For inpatient data, the maximum allowed length of stay is 365 days. For outpatient data, the maximum allowed length of stay is 3 days. The three day limit for outpatient records allows for observation time that would be allowable for Medicare payment.
Set LOS to inconsistent (.C). LOS_X retains uncleaned value.
ELOS ANY LENGTH OF STAY EDIT
Summary length of stay edit check that indicates that an edit in the range ELOS01-ELOS04 has been triggered.
For tabulation purposes only.

Procedure Day

EPRDAY01 DAY OF PROCEDURE NOT DURING STAY
A day of procedure on the record occurred more than 4 days before the stay began or occurred more than 3 days after the stay ended. The three day limit allows for observation time that would be allowable for Medicare payment. If the length of stay is excessively long (edit check ELOS04), then EPRDAY01 will also be triggered if the day of procedure is greater than the maximum allowed for length of stay (365 days for inpatient data and 3 days for outpatient data).
Set PRDAYn and PRDATEn to inconsistent (.C).

Total Charge

ETCHG01 EXCESSIVELY LOW TOTAL CHARGES
The total charges (TOTCHG) are less than $25.
Set TOTCHG to inconsistent (.C). TOTCHG_X retains uncleaned value.
ETCHG02 EXCESSIVELY HIGH TOTAL CHARGES
The total charges (TOTCHG) are excessively high. For inpatient data, $1,000,000 is the maximum total charges allowed. For outpatient data, $50,000 is the maximum total charges allowed.
Set TOTCHG to inconsistent (.C). TOTCHG_X retains uncleaned value.
ETCHG ANY TOTAL CHARGE EDIT
Summary total charge edit check that indicates that an edit in the range ETCHG01-ETCHG02 has been triggered.
For tabulation purposes only.

ICD-9-CM Diagnoses

EDX01 NO PRINCIPAL DIAGNOSIS CODED ON THE RECORD
There is no principal diagnosis (DX1) coded on the record.
For tabulation purposes only.
EDX02 DIAGNOSIS CODE IS INVALID AS OF THE DISCHARGE DATE
The record contains at least one diagnosis code (DXn) that is invalid as of the discharge date, plus or minus six months (to allow for anticipation of or lags in response to official ICD-9-CM coding changes).
Set DXn to "invl" and DXCCSn to invalid (.A).
EDX03 DIAGNOSIS INCONSISTENT WITH SEX
The reported sex of the patient (FEMALE) does not agree with the sex of at least one of the diagnoses (DXn) coded on the record.
Set DXn to "incn", FEMALE to inconsistent (.C), and DXCCSn to inconsistent (.C).
EDX04 PRINCIPAL DIAGNOSIS INVALID AS DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS (Inpatient data only, beginning in 2000)
The principal diagnosis is invalid as a discharge diagnosis. The Diagnosis Related Group (DRG) has been assigned to 469 "Principal Diagnosis Invalid as Discharge Diagnosis."
For tabulation purposes only.
EDX ANY DIAGNOSIS EDIT
Summary diagnosis edit check that indicates that an edit in the range EDX01-EDX04 has been triggered.
For tabulation purposes only.

ICD-9-CM Procedures

EPR01 AMBULATORY SURGERY PATIENT WITH NO SURGERY (Ambulatory surgery data only)
No procedures (ICD-9-CM, CPT, or HCPCS) are coded.
For tabulation purposes only.
EPR02 PROCEDURE CODE IS INVALID AS OF THE DISCHARGE DATE
The record contains at least one procedure code (PRn) that is invalid as of the discharge date, plus or minus six months (to allow for anticipation of or lags in response to official ICD-9-CM coding changes).
Set PRn to "invl" and PRCCSn to invalid (.A).
EPR03 PROCEDURE INCONSISTENT WITH SEX
The reported sex of the patient (FEMALE) does not agree with the sex of at least one of the procedures (PRn) coded on the record.
Set PRn to "incn", FEMALE to inconsistent (.C), and PRCCSn to inconsistent (.C).
EPR ANY PROCEDURE EDIT
Summary procedure edit check that indicates that an edit in the range EPR01-EPR03 has been triggered.
For tabulation purposes only.

ICD-9-CM Diagnoses and Procedures

EDXPR01 MIXED MATERNAL AND NEONATAL RECORD
Codes in the diagnosis vector or the procedure vector satisfy both the maternal and neonatal screens. The neonatal-maternal flag (NEOMAT) is set to 3.
For tabulation purposes only.
EDXPR02 PROCEDURE UNRELATED TO PRINCIPAL DIAGNOSIS (Inpatient data only)
The Diagnosis Related Group (DRG) has been assigned to 468 "Extensive O.R. Procedure Unrelated to Principal Diagnosis," or 476 "Prostatic O.R. Procedure Unrelated to Principal Diagnosis," or 477 "Non extensive O.R. Procedure Unrelated to Principal Diagnosis."
For tabulation purposes only.
EDXPR03 DISCHARGE RECORD IS UNGROUPABLE (Inpatient data only)
The Diagnosis Related Group (DRG) has been assigned to 470 "Ungroupable." This includes discharges with an E-code as the principal diagnosis.
For tabulation purposes only.
EDXPR ANY DIAGNOSIS AND PROCEDURE EDIT
Summary diagnosis and procedure edit check that indicates that an edit in the range EDXPR01-EDXPR03 has been triggered.
For tabulation purposes only.

External Cause of Injury Codes (E Codes)

EECODE01 E CODE IS INVALID AS OF THE DISCHARGE DATE (Beginning in 2003)
The record contains at least one E Code (ECODEn) that is invalid as of the discharge date, plus or minus six months (to allow for anticipation of or lags in response to official ICD-9-CM coding changes).
Set ECODEn to "invl" and E_CCSn to invalid (.A).
EECODE02 INJURY DIAGNOSIS WITHOUT AN INJURY E CODE (Beginning in 2003)
At least one diagnosis indicates an injury and no injury-related E Code is reported on the record.
For tabulation purposes only.
EECODE03 MEDICAL MISADVENTURE OR ADVERSE REACTION (MM/AR) DIAGNOSIS WITHOUT A MM/AR E CODE (Beginning in 2003)
At least one diagnosis indicates a medical misadventure or adverse reaction and no MM/AR E Code is reported on the record.
For tabulation purposes only.
EECODE04 INJURY E CODE WITHOUT AN INJURY DIAGNOSIS (Beginning in 2003)
At least one E Code indicates an injury and no injury-related diagnosis is reported on the record.
For tabulation purposes only.
EECODE05 MEDICAL MISADVENTURE OR ADVERSE REACTION (MM/AR) E CODE WITHOUT A MM/AR DIAGNOSIS (Beginning in 2003)
At least one E Code indicates a medical misadventure or adverse reaction and no MM/AR diagnosis is reported on the record.
For tabulation purposes only.
EECODE ANY E CODE EDIT (Beginning in 2003)
Summary E Code edit check that indicates that an edit in the range EECODE01-EECODE05 has been triggered.
For tabulation purposes only.

CPT/HCPCS Procedures

ECPT01 CPT/HCPCS PROCEDURE IS INVALID AS OF THE DISCHARGE DATE (Outpatient data only, beginning in 2000)
The record contains at least one CPT/HCPCS procedure code (CPTn) that is invalid as of the discharge date plus or minus 6 months (to allow for anticipation of or lags in response to official CPT/HCPCS coding changes). HCUP validates Level I (numeric) and Level II codes (A0000-V9999), but does not validate the Level III codes (W0000-Z9999).
Set CPTn to "invl".
ECPT02 CPT/HCPCS PROCEDURE INCONSISTENT WITH SEX (Outpatient data only, beginning in 2000)
The reported sex of the patient (FEMALE) does not agree with the sex of at least one of the CPT/HCPCS procedures (CPTn) coded on the record.
Set CPTn to "incn2".
ECPT03 CPT/HCPCS PROCEDURE INCONSISTENT WITH AGE (Outpatient data only, beginning in 2000)
The age of the patient (AGE) does not agree with the age of at least one of the CPT/HCPCS procedures (CPTn) coded on the record.
Set CPTn to "incn3".
ECPT ANY CPT/HCPCS PROCEDURE EDIT (Outpatient data only, beginning in 2000)
Summary CPT/HCPCS procedure edit check that indicates that an edit in the range ECPT01-ECPT03 has been triggered.
For tabulation purposes only.
 
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HCUP Edit Checks: 1988-1997 Data
Edit checks for the 1988-1997 HCUP databases were developed during the HCUP Feasibility Study (AHCPR Hospital Cost Database Feasibility Study, Contract No. 282-90-0029). Edit check binary data elements that identify inconsistencies between related data elements on the same record were retained on some HCUP databases. The edit check data elements (EDnnn) have the following values:

0 The problem was not found, or the edit check was not applicable.
1 The record failed the edit check.

To conserve space on the restricted access public release HCUP files, the edit check data elements were not included.

The following table lists all of the edit checks performed on the HCUP databases in the 1988-1997 data. For each edit check the edit check number (e.g., E010) corresponds to the edit check data element. Included in the table is a description of the edit check and the action that is taken if the record fails the edit check. HCUP uses many diagnosis and procedure screens to define specific conditions employed in the editing procedures. These screens are defined in the section Diagnosis and Procedure Screens.

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HCUP Edit Checks (1988-1997)

Edit Check Description Action
ED010 REPORTED LOS IS NOT EQUAL TO CALCULATED LOS (Inpatient data only)
The length of stay calculated from admission date and discharge date does not equal the reported length of stay.
For tabulation purposes only
ED011 ADMIT DATE IS AFTER DISCHARGE DATE
The length of stay is negative.
Set ADATE and LOS to inconsistent (.C).
ED020 REPORTED AGE IN YEARS DOES NOT EQUAL CALCULATED AGE (Inpatient data only)
The age in years calculated from birthdate and admission date does not equal the reported age.
For tabulation purposes only
ED021 AGE IN YEARS INCONSISTENT WITH INFANT AGE (Inpatient data only)
Infant age is nonmissing, but the age in years is greater than zero.
Set AGEDAY and AGE to inconsistent (.C).
ED030 AMBULATORY SURGERY STAY GREATER THAN 1 DAY (Outpatient data only)
The length of stay is greater than 0.
For tabulation purposes only.
ED100 MATERNAL AND NEONATAL RECORD (Inpatient data only)
Codes in the diagnosis vector or the procedure vector satisfy both the maternal and neonatal screens.
For tabulation purposes only.
ED101 - ED1nn DIAGNOSIS INCONSISTENT WITH SEX
The sex coded for the patient does not agree with the sex of the diagnosis.
Set DXVn and SEX to inconsistent (.C).
ED201 - ED2nn PROCEDURE INCONSISTENT WITH SEX
The sex coded for the patient does not agree with the sex of the procedure.
Set PRVn and SEX to inconsistent (.C).
ED301 - ED3nn NEONATAL DIAGNOSIS INCONSISTENT WITH AGE (Inpatient data only)
The diagnosis satisfies the NEONATE screen, and the age in years is greater than zero. Retain age on a combined neonatal/maternal record.
Set DXVn to inconsistent (.C).

If NEOMAT ne 3, set AGE and AGEDAY to inconsistent (.C).
ED401 - ED4nn MATERNAL DIAGNOSIS INCONSISTENT WITH AGE (Inpatient data only)
The diagnosis satisfies the MATERNAL screen, and the nonmissing age in years is less than 10 or greater than 55. Retain age on a combined maternal/neonatal record.
Set DXVn to inconsistent (.C).

If NEOMAT ne 3, set AGE and AGEDAY to inconsistent (.C).
ED501 - ED5nn MATERNAL PROCEDURE INCONSISTENT WITH AGE (Inpatient data only)
A procedure satisfies the MATERNAL screen, and the nonmissing age in years is less than 10 or greater than 55. Retain age on a combined maternal/neonatal record.
Set PRVn to inconsistent (.C).

If NEOMAT ne 3, set AGE and AGEDAY to inconsistent (.C).
ED600 LONG LOS, JUSTIFIED (Inpatient data only)
The length of stay is over 365 days, and is justified by a long-term-care diagnosis, a perinatal diagnosis, discharge to another facility, or the patient's death.
For tabulation purposes only.
ED601 LONG LOS, UNJUSTIFIED (Inpatient data only)
The length of stay is over 365 days, and is not justified by a long-term-care diagnosis, a perinatal diagnosis, discharge to another facility, or the patient's death.
Set LOS to inconsistent (.C).
ED700 AMBULATORY SURGERY PATIENT WITH NO SURGERY (Outpatient data only)
No procedures (ICD-9-CM, CPT-4, or HCPCS) are coded.
For tabulation purposes only.
ED701 - ED7nn DAY OF PROCEDURE WITHOUT CORRESPONDING PROCEDURE (Inpatient data only)
There is a nonmissing day of procedure without a corresponding procedure code.
Set PRDAYn and PRDATEn to missing (.) and move up all subsequent procedure date pairs.
ED801 - ED8nn DAY OF PROCEDURE NOT DURING STAY
The nonmissing day of procedure is less than (-4) or greater than the length of stay plus one.
Set PRDAYn and PRDATEn to inconsistent (.C).
ED910 INPATIENT CHARGES PER DAY ARE EXCESSIVELY LOW, JUSTIFIED (Inpatient data only)
Total charges and length of stay are both nonmissing; charges per day are less than $100, and are justified by discharge to another facility or by the patient's death.
For tabulation purposes only.
ED911 INPATIENT CHARGES PER DAY ARE EXCESSIVELY LOW, UNJUSTIFIED (Inpatient data only)
Total charges and length of stay are both nonmissing; charges per day are less than $100, and are not justified by discharge to another facility or by the patient's death.
Set TOTCHG and LOS to inconsistent (.C).
ED912 AMBULATORY SURGERY CHARGES ARE EXCESSIVELY LOW (Outpatient data only)
Total charges are less than $10.
Set TOTCHG to inconsistent (.C).
ED920 INPATIENT CHARGES PER DAY ARE EXCESSIVELY HIGH, JUSTIFIED (Inpatient data only)
Total charges and length of stay are both nonmissing; charges per day are more than $20,000, and are justified by discharge to another facility or by the patient's death.
For tabulation purposes only.
ED921 INPATIENT CHARGES PER DAY ARE EXCESSIVELY HIGH, UNJUSTIFIED (Inpatient data only)
Total charges and length of stay are both nonmissing; charges per day are more than $20,000, and are not justified by discharge to another facility or by the patient's death.
Set TOTCHG and LOS to inconsistent (.C).
ED922 AMBULATORY SURGERY CHARGES ARE EXCESSIVELY HIGH (Outpatient data only)
Total charges are $10,000 or more.
Set TOTCHG to inconsistent (.C).
ED951 UNACCEPTABLE UNIFORM PAY SOURCE COMBINATION
The uniform primary pay source and secondary pay source are the same, and the sources are Medicare or Medicaid.
Set PAY2 and PAY2_N to inconsistent (.C).
ED952 UNACCEPTABLE NON-UNIFORM PAY SOURCE COMBINATION
The non-uniform primary pay source and secondary pay source are the same, and the sources are CHAMPUS, Worker's Compensation, or Title V.
Set PAY2 and PAY2_N to inconsistent (.C).
 
Diagnosis and Procedure Screens
The diagnosis and procedure screens used in HCUP data processing are specified below. The screens have been updated for ICD-9-CM coding changes to diagnoses and procedures through fiscal year 2007 (ending date September 30, 2007). Changes to the screens across years are underlined.
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Maternal:
    Screen used for 1988 to 1993 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 630 to 67694; V220 to V242; and V270 to V279. Procedures 720 to 7599.
    Screen used for 1994 to 1996 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 630 to 677; V220 to V242; and V270 to V279. Procedures 720 to 7599.
    Screen used for 1997 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 630 to 677 (excluding 655.7, 655.71, 655.73); 7965; V220 to V242; and V270 to V279. Procedures 720 to 7599.

      Note: Codes 655.7 (valid until September 1997), 655.71, and 655.73 (valid as of October 1997) were erroneously excluded in the 1997 maternal screen. This would cause ED4nn "Maternal Diagnosis Inconsistent with Age" to not be set if a discharge with any of these diagnoses and an age less than 10 or greater than 55. This omission was corrected starting with 1998 data.
    Screen used beginning with 1998 - 2001 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 630 to 677; 7965; V220 to V242; and V270 to V279. Procedures 720 to 7599.
    Screen used for 2002-2003 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 630 to 677; 7965; V220 to V242; and V270 to V279. Procedures 720 to 7537, 754 to 7599.
    Screen used beginning with 2004 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 630 to 677; 7965; V220 to V242; V270 to V279; and V6511. Procedures 720 to 7537; and 754 to 7599.
    Screen used beginning with 2006 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 630 to 677; 7923, 7965, V220 to V242; V270 to V282; V286, V616 to V617; V6511, and V7242. Procedures 720 to 7537; and 754 to 7599.

      Note: Beginning with calendar year 2006, we compared the HCUP maternal screens to the Medicare Code Edits and adjusted the HCUP edit screens as appropriate for HCUP processing.
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Neonate:
    Screen used for 1988 to 1993 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 7600 to 7799; and V3000 to V392.
    Screen used for 1994-1995 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 75983; 7600 to 7799; and V3000 to V392.

      Note: Code 75983 was erroneously included in the neonate screen. Because this is a rare condition, only a negligible number of records should be affected.
    Screen used for 1996-1999 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 7600 to 7799; and V3000 to V392.
    Screen used beginning with 2000 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 7620 to 7785; 7787 to 7799; and V3000 to V392.

      Note: maternal conditions affecting the fetus (760 to 761) and congenital hydrocele (7786) were removed from the neonate screen because these conditions are sometimes coded for children more than one year old.
    Screen used for 2001-2004 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 27701, 7620 to 7706; 7708 to 7785; 7787 to 7799; V290 to V299; and V3000 to V392.

      Note: chronic respiratory disease arising in the perinatal period (code 7707) was removed from the neonate screen because this diagnosis code is often used even after the first year to indicate a condition originating in the perinatal period.
    Screen used beginning with 2005 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 27701, 7620 to 7706; 7708 to 7785; 7787 to 7799; 7966; V290 to V299; and V3000 to V392.
    Screen used beginning with 2006 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 27701, 74783, 76077 to 76078; 7620 to 7706; 7708 to 7785; 7787 to 7796; 77981 to 7799; 7966, and V290 to V392.

      Note: Beginning with calendar year 2006, we compared the HCUP neonate screens to the Medicare Code Edits and adjusted the HCUP edit screens as appropriate for HCUP processing.
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Perinate:
    Note: Beginning with 1998 calendar year data, the HCUP edit checks were revised and the perinate screen was no longer used or updated.

    Screen used from 1988-1997 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 7400 to 7799.
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Long-term-care indication:
    Note: Beginning with 1998 calendar year data, the HCUP edit checks were revised and the long-term-care indication screen was no longer used or updated.

    Screen used for 1988 to 1992 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 2900 to 30503; 30520 to 3124; 3219 to 319; 3440; 430 to 438; and 797 to 7999.
    Screen used for 1993 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 2900 to 30503; 30520 to 3124; 3219 to 319; 3440; 34481; 430 to 438; 44024, 4416, 78003, and 797 to 7999.

      Note: Codes 78001, 78002, and 78009 were erroneously excluded from the long-term care screen. This would cause some discharges with long length of stays (over 365 days) to have ED601 "Long Length of Stay, Unjustified" set instead of ED600 "Long Length of Stay, Justified."
    Screen used for 1994 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 2900 to 30503, 30520 to 3124, 3129 to 319, 34400 to 34409, 34481, 430 to 438, 44024, 4416, 78003, 797 to 7999.

      Note: Codes 78001, 78002, 78009, 31281, 31282, and 31289 were erroneously excluded from the long-term care screen. This would cause some discharges with long length of stays (over 365 days) to have ED601 "Long Length of Stay, Unjustified" set instead of ED600 "Long Length of Stay, Justified."
    Screen used for 1995 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 2900 to 30503, 30520 to 3124, 3129 to 319, 34400 to 34409, 34481, 430 to 4352, 4358 to 438, 44024, 4416, 78003, 797 to 7999.

      Note: Codes 78001, 78002, 78009, 31281, 31282, 31289, and 4353 were erroneously excluded from the long-term care screen. This would cause some discharges with long length of stays (over 365 days) to have ED601 "Long Length of Stay, Unjustified" set instead of ED600 "Long Length of Stay, Justified."
    Screen used for 1996 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 2900 to 319, 34400 to 34409, 34481, 430 to 438, 44024, 4416, 78001 to 78009, 797 to 7999.
    Screen used for 1997 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 2900 to 319, 34400 to 34409, 34481, 430 to 4389, 44024, 4416, 78001 to 78009, 797 to 7999.
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Male diagnoses:
    Screen used for 1988 to 1992 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 01640 to 01656, 05413, 0720, 09812 to 09814, 09832 to 09834, 13103, 1750 to 1759, 185 to 1879, 2144, 2220 to 2229, 2334 to 2336, 2364 to 2366, 2570 to 2579, 30274 to 30275, 4564, 600 to 6089, 7525 to 7526, 7587, 78832, 7922, 8780 to 8783, 9393, V1045 to V1049, V502.
    Screen used for 1993 to 1995 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 01640 to 01656, 05413, 0720, 09812 to 09814, 09832 to 09834, 13103, 1750 to 1759, 185 to 1879, 2144, 2220 to 2229, 2334 to 2336, 2364 to 2366, 2570 to 2579, 30274 to 30275, 4564, 600 to 6089, 7525 to 7526, 7587, 78832, 79093, 7922, 8780 to 8783, 9393, V1045 to V1049, V502.
    Screen used for 1996 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 01640 to 01656, 05413, 0720, 09812 to 09814, 09832 to 09834, 13103, 1750 to 1759, 185 to 1879, 2144, 2220 to 2229, 2334 to 2336, 2364 to 2366, 2570 to 2579, 30274 to 30275, 4564, 600 to 6089, 75251 to 75269, 7587, 78832, 79093, 7922, 8780 to 8783, 9393, V1045 to V1049, V502.
    Screen used for 1997 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 01640 to 01656, 05413, 0720, 09812 to 09814, 09832 to 09834, 13103, 1750 to 1759, 185 to 1879, 2144, 2220 to 2229, 2334 to 2336, 2364 to 2366, 2570 to 2579, 30274 to 30275, 4564, 600 to 6089, 75251 to 75269, 7587, 78832, 79093, 7922, 8780 to 8783, 9393, V1045 to V1049, V1642 to V1643, V502.
    Screen used for 1998 to 2000 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 01640 to 01656, 05413, 0720, 09812 to 09814, 09832 to 09834, 13103, 1750 to 1759, 185 to 1879, 2144, 2220 to 2229, 2334 to 2336, 2364 to 2366, 2570 to 2579, 30274 to 30275, 4564, 600 to 6089, 75251 to 75269, 7587, 78832, 79093, 7922, 8780 to 8783, 9393, V1045 to V1049, V1361, V1642 to V1643, V2652, V502, V7644 to V7645.
    Screen used for 2001 to 2003 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 01640 to 01656, 05413, 0720, 09812 to 09814, 09832 to 09834, 13103, 1750 to 1759, 185 to 1879, 2144, 2220 to 2229, 2334 to 2336, 2364 to 2366, 2570 to 2579, 30274 to 30275, 4564, 600 to 6089, 75251 to 75252; 75263 to 75269, 7587, 78832, 79093, 7922, 8780 to 8783, 9393, V1045 to V1049, V1361, V2652, V502, V7644 to V7645.

      Note: Diagnosis codes indicating a family history of male-specific malignant neoplasms (V1642 to V1643) were removed from the male diagnosis screen. Diagnosis codes 75261 (Hypospadias) and 75262 (Epispadias) were removed from the male diagnosis screen because female versions of these conditions are possible, although very rare.
    Screen used for 2004 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 01640 to 01656, 05413, 0720, 09812 to 09814, 09832 to 09834, 13103, 1750 to 1759, 185 to 1879, 2144, 2220 to 2229, 2334 to 2336, 2364 to 2366, 2570 to 2579, 30274 to 30275, 4564, 600 to 6089, 75251 to 75252; 75263 to 75269, 7587, 78832, 79093, 7922, 8780 to 8783, 9393, 95913, V1045 to V1049, V1361, V2652, V502, V7644 to V7645.
    Screen used beginning with 2005 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses, 01640 to 01656, 05413, 0720, 09812 to 09814, 09832 to 09834, 13103, 1750 to 1759, 185 to 1879, 2144, 2220 to 2229, 2334 to 2336, 2364 to 2366, 2570 to 2579, 30274 to 30275, 4564, 600 to 6089, 75251 to 75252; 75263 to 75269, 7587, 78832, 79093, 7922, 8780 to 8783, 9393, 95913, V1045 to V1049, V1361, V2652, V502, V7644 to V7645, V8403.

      Note: Beginning with calendar year 2006, we compared the HCUP male diagnoses screens to the Medicare Code Edits and adjusted the HCUP edit screens as appropriate for HCUP processing.
    Screen used beginning with 2007 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses, 01640 to 01656, 05413, 0720, 09812 to 09814, 09832 to 09834, 13103, 1750 to 1759, 185 to 1879, 2144, 2220 to 2229, 2334 to 2336, 2364 to 2366, 2570 to 2579, 30274 to 30275, 4564, 600 to 6089, 75251 to 75252; 75263 to 75269, 7587, 78832, 79093, 7922, 8780 to 8783, 9393, 95913, V1045 to V1049, V1361, V2634 to V2639; V2652, V502, V7644 to V7645, V8403.
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Male ICD-9-CM procedures:
    Screen used beginning with 1988 calendar year data:
      Procedures 600 to 6499, 8791 to 8799, 9824, 9994 to 9996.
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Male CPT procedures:
    Screen used for 2000 to 2001 calendar year data:
      Procedures 00908, 00914, 00920 to 00938, 19140, 37788, 52010, 52275, 52450, 52510 to 52601, 52612 to 52614, 52647 to 52700, 53215, 53235, 53410 to 53425, 53440, 53505 to 53621, 54000 to 54230, 54235 to 55899, 74440 to 74445, 76870, 76873, 78760 to 78761, 84153 to 84154, 89264, 89310 to 89329.
    Screen used for 2003 to 2004 calendar year data:
      Procedures 00908, 00914, 00920 to 00938, 19140, 37788, 52010, 52275, 52450, 52510 to 52601, 52612 to 52614, 52647 to 52700, 53215, 53235, 53410 to 53425, 53440, 53505 to 53621, 54000 to 54230, 54235 to 55899, 74440 to 74445, 76870, 76873, 78760 to 78761, 84153 to 84154, 89264, 89310 to 89329, G0256, G0261.
    Screen used beginning with 2005 calendar year data:
      Procedures 0084T, 00908, 00914, 00920 to 00938, 19140, 37788, 52010, 52275, 52402, 52450, 52510 to 52601, 52612 to 52614, 52647 to 52700, 53215, 53235, 53410 to 53425, 53440, 53505 to 53621, 54000 to 54230, 54235 to 55899, 74440 to 74445, 76870, 76873, 78760 to 78761, 84153 to 84154, 89264, 89310 to 89329, G0256, G0261.
    Screen used beginning with 2006 calendar year data:
      Procedures 0084T, 00908, 00914, 00920 to 00928; 00930 to 00938; 0137T, 19140, 37788, 52010, 52275, 52402 to 52450; 52510 to 52601; 52612 to 52614; 52647 to 52700; 53215, 53235, 53410 to 53425; 53440, 53505 to 53621; 54000 to 54161; 54200 to 54230; 54235 to 54405; 54420 to 55899; 74440 to 74445; 76870, 76873, 78760 to 78761; 84153 to 84154; 89264, 89310 to 89320; 89325 to 89329.
    Screen used beginning with 2007 calendar year data:
      Procedures 0084T, 00908, 00914, 00920 to 00928; 00930 to 00938; 0137T, 19300, 37788, 52010, 52275, 52402 to 52450; 52510 to 52601; 52612 to 52614; 52647 to 52700; 53215, 53235, 53410 to 53425; 53440, 53505 to 53621; 54000 to 54161; 54200 to 54230; 54235 to 54405; 54420 to 55899; 74440 to 74445; 76870, 76873, 78761, 84153 to 84154; 89264, 89310 to 89320; 89325 to 89329.
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Female diagnoses:
    Screen used from 1988 to 1995 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 01660 to 01676, 05411 to 05412, 09815 to 09817, 09835 to 09837, 1121, 13101, 1740 to 1749, 179 to 1849, 1986, 2180 to 2219, 2331 to 2333, 2360 to 2363, 2560 to 2569, 30273, 30276, 30651 to 30652, 4566, 6115 to 6116, 6140 to 66942, 66944 to 67694, 71630 to 71639, 7520 to 75249, 7923, 7950, 8674 to 8675, 8784 to 8787, 90255 to 90256, 90281 to 90282, 9391 to 9392, 9474, 99632, V074, V1040 to V1044, V131, V220 to V235, V238 to V2501, V251, V253, V2541 to V2543, V255, V261, V270 to V289, V447, V524, V557, V723 to V724, V762.

      Note: Starting in 1994 calendar year data, Codes 66943, 677, V237, V4551, V4552, and V5042 were erroneously excluded from the female screen. This would cause ED1nn "Diagnosis Inconsistent with Sex" to not be set when a male discharge had one of these female diagnoses.

    Screen used for 1996 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 01660 to 01676, 05411 to 05412, 09815 to 09817, 09835 to 09837, 1121, 13101, 1740 to 1749, 179 to1849, 1986, 2180 to 2219, 2331 to 2333, 2360 to 2363, 2560 to 2569, 30273, 30276, 30651 to 30652, 4566, 6115 to 6116, 6140 to 677, 71630 to 71639, 7520 to 75249, 7923, 7950, 8674 to 8675, 8784 to 8787, 90255 to 90256, 90281 to 90282, 9391 to 9392, 9474, 99632, V074, V1040 to V1044, V131, V220 to V2501, V251, V253, V2541 to V2543, V255, V261, V270 to V289, V447, V4551 to V4552, V5042, V524, V557, V723 to V724, V762.

      Note: Code E9672 was erroneously included in the female screen when processing 1996 calendar year data for all states and 1997 calendar year data for a few states. This would cause male discharges with the diagnosis E9672 (Child and adult battering and other maltreatment by mother or step mother) to have edit check ED1nn set to 1 and the diagnosis validity flag DXVn and SEX set to inconsistent (.C). Because this is a rarely used code, only a negligible number of records should be affected.

    Screen used for 1997 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 01660 to 01676, 05411 to 05412, 09815 to 09817, 09835 to 09837, 1121, 13101, 1740 to 1749, 179 to1849, 1986, 2180 to 2219, 2331 to 2333, 2360 to 2363, 2560 to 2569, 30273, 30276, 30651 to 30652, 4566, 6115 to 6116, 6140 to 677, 71630 to 71639, 7520 to 75249, 7923, 7950, 7965, 8674 to 8675, 8784 to 8787, 90255 to 90256, 90281 to 90282, 9391 to 9392, 9474, 99632, V074, V1040 to V1044, V131, V1641, V220 to V2501, V251, V253, V2541 to V2543, V255, V261, V270 to V289, V447, V4551 to V4552, V5042, V524, V557, V723 to V724, V762.

      Note: Code E9672 was erroneously included in the female screen when processing 1996 calendar year data for all states and 1997 calendar year data for a few states. This would cause male discharges with the diagnosis E9672 (Child and adult battering and other maltreatment by mother or step mother) to have edit check ED1nn set to 1 and the diagnosis validity flag DXVn and SEX set to inconsistent (.C). Because this is a rarely used code, only a negligible number of records should be affected.

    Screen used for 1998 to 1999 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 01660 to 01676, 05411 to 05412, 09815 to 09817, 09835 to 09837, 1121, 13101, 1740 to 1749, 179 to1849, 1986, 2180 to 2219, 2331 to 2333, 2360 to 2363, 2560 to 2569, 30273, 30276, 30651 to 30652, 4566, 6115 to 6116, 6140 to 677, 71630 to 71639, 7520 to 75249, 7923, 7950, 7965, 8674 to 8675, 8784 to 8787, 90255 to 90256, 90281 to 90282, 9391 to 9392, 9474, 99632, V074, V1040 to V1044, V131, V1641, V220 to V2501, V251, V253, V2541 to V2543, V255, V261, V2651, V270 to V289, V4551 to V4552, V5042, V524, V723 to V724, V762.

      Note: Beginning with the 1998 calendar year data processing, the decision was made to exclude V447 and V557 from the female screen because these patients would mostly be transsexuals.
    Screen used beginning with 2000 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 01660 to 01676, 05411 to 05412, 09815 to 09817, 09835 to 09837, 1121, 13101, 1740 to 1749, 179 to1849, 1986, 2180 to 2219, 2331 to 2333, 2360 to 2363, 2560 to 2569, 30273, 30276, 30651 to 30652, 4566, 6115 to 6116, 6140 to 677, 71630 to 71639, 7520 to 75249, 7923, 7950, 7965, 8674 to 8675, 8784 to 8787, 90255 to 90256, 90281 to 90282, 9391 to 9392, 9474, 99632, V074, V1040 to V1044, V131, V1641, V220 to V2501, V251, V253, V2541 to V2543, V255, V261, V2651, V270 to V289, V4551 to V4552, V4981, V5042, V524, V6701, V723 to V724, V762, and V7646 to V7647.
    Screen used for 2001 to 2002 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 01660 to 01676, 05411 to 05412, 09815 to 09817, 09835 to 09837, 1121, 13101, 1740 to 1749, 179 to1849, 1986, 2180 to 2219, 2331 to 2333, 2360 to 2363, 2560 to 2569, 30273, 30276, 30651 to 30652, 4566, 6115 to 6116, 6140 to 677, 71630 to 71639, 7520 to 75249, 7923, 7950, 7965, 8674 to 8675, 8784 to 8787, 90255 to 90256, 90281 to 90282, 9391 to 9392, 9474, 99632, V074, V1040 to V1044, V131, V220 to V2501, V251, V253, V2541 to V2543, V255, V261, V2651, V270 to V289, V4551 to V4552, V4981, V5042, V524, V6701, V723 to V724, V762, and V7646 to V7647.

      Note: A diagnosis code indicating a family history of female-specific malignant neoplasms (V1641) was removed from the female diagnosis screen.
    Screen used for 2003 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 01660 to 01676, 05411 to 05412, 09815 to 09817, 09835 to 09837, 1121, 13101, 1740 to 1749, 179 to1849, 1986, 2180 to 2219, 2331 to 2333, 2360 to 2363, 2560 to 2569, 30273, 30276, 30651 to 30652, 4566, 6115 to 6116, 6140 to 677, 71630 to 71639, 7520 to 75249, 7923, 79500 to 79509, 7965, 8674 to 8675, 8784 to 8787, 90255 to 90256, 90281 to 90282, 9391 to 9392, 9474, 99632, V074, V1040 to V1044, V131 to V1329, V220 to V2501, V251, V253, V2541 to V2543, V255, V261, V2651, V270 to V289, V4551 to V4552, V4981, V5042, V524, V6701, V723 to V724, V762, and V7646 to V7647.
    Screen used for 2004 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 01660 to 01676, 05411 to 05412, 09815 to 09817, 09835 to 09837, 1121, 13101, 1740 to 1749, 179 to1849, 1986, 2180 to 2219, 2331 to 2333, 2360 to 2363, 2560 to 2569, 30273, 30276, 30651 to 30652, 4566, 6115 to 6116, 6140 to 677, 71630 to 71639, 7520 to 75249, 75281, 7923, 79500 to 79509, 7965, 8674 to 8675, 8784 to 8787, 90255 to 90256, 90281 to 90282, 9391 to 9392, 9474, 99632, V074, V1040 to V1044, V131 to V1329, V220 to V2501, V251, V253, V2541 to V2543, V255, V261, V2651, V270 to V289, V4551 to V4552, V4981, V5042, V524, V6511, V6701, V723 to V724, V762, and V7646 to V7647.
    Screen used for 2005 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 01660 to 01676, 05411 to 05412, 09815 to 09817, 09835 to 09837, 1121, 13101, 1740 to 1749, 179 to1849, 1986, 2180 to 2219, 2331 to 2333, 2360 to 2363, 2560 to 2569, 30273, 30276, 30651 to 30652, 4566, 6115 to 6116, 6140 to 677, 71630 to 71639, 7520 to 75249, 75281, 7923, 79500 to 79509, 7965, 8674 to 8675, 8784 to 8787, 90255 to 90256, 90281 to 90282, 9391 to 9392, 9474, 99632, V074, V1040 to V1044, V131 to V1329, V220 to V2501, V251, V253, V2541 to V2543, V255, V261, V2651, V270 to V289, V4551 to V4552, V4981, V5042, V524, V6511, V6701, V723 to V7241, V762, V7646 to V7647, V8402, and V8404.
    Screen used beginning with 2006 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 01660 to 01676; 05411 to 05412; 09815 to 09817; 09835 to 09837; 1121, 13101, 1740 to 1749; 179 to 1849; 1986, 2180 to 2219; 2331 to 2333; 2360 to 2363; 2560 to 2569; 30273, 30276, 30651 to 30652; 4566, 6115, 6140 to 677; 71630 to 71639; 7520 to 75249; 7923, 79500 to 79509; 7965, 8674 to 8675; 8784 to 8787; 90255 to 90256; 90281 to 90282; 9391 to 9392; 9474, 99632, V074, V1040 to V1044; V131 to V1329; V220 to V2501; V251, V253, V2541 to V2543; V255, V261, V2631 to V2632; V2651, V270 to V289; V4551, V4981, V5042, V524, V5970 to V5974; V616 to V617; V6511, V6701, V7231 to V7242; V7611, V762, V7646 to V7647; V824, V8402, V8404.

      Note: Beginning with calendar year 2006, we compared the HCUP female diagnoses screens to the Medicare Code Edits and adjusted the HCUP edit screens as appropriate for HCUP processing.
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Female ICD-9-CM procedures:
    Screen used for 1988 to 1995 calendar year data:
      Procedures 650 to 7599, 8781 to 8789, 8846, 8878, 8926, 9141 to 9149, 9217, 9614 to 9618, 9644, 9724 to 9726, 9771 to 9775, 9816 to 9817, 9823, 9998.
    Screen used beginning with 1996 calendar year data:
      Procedures 6501 to 7599, 8781 to 8789, 8846, 8878, 8926, 9141 to 9149, 9217, 9614 to 9618, 9644, 9724 to 9726, 9771 to 9775, 9816 to 9817, 9823, 9998.
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Female CPT procedures:
    Screen used for 2000 to 2002 calendar year data:
      Procedures 00842, 00846, 00850 to 00857, 00906, 00940 to 00955, 11975 to 11977, 46715 to 46716, 50722, 51845, 51900 to 51925, 52270, 52285, 53210, 53230, 53430, 53502, 53660 to 53665, 56420 to 56515, 56620 to 56632, 56640 to 56805, 57000 to 57410, 57452 to 58322, 58340 to 58540, 58560 to 59899, 64435, 74710 to 74775, 76092, 76805 to 76831, 76941, 76945 to 76948, 80055, 81025, 82143, 82731, 84135 to 84138, 84830, 88143 to 88150, 88153 to 88155, 88164 to 88167, 88267 to 88269.
    Screen used for 2003 calendar year data:
      Procedures 00842, 00846, 00850 to 00857, 00906, 00940 to 00955, 11975 to 11977, 46715 to 46716, 50722, 51845, 51900 to 51925, 52270, 52285, 53210, 53230, 53430, 53502, 53660 to 53665, 56420 to 56515, 56620 to 56632, 56640 to 56805, 56820 to 56821, 57000 to 57410, 57420 to 57421, 57452 to 58322, 58340 to 58540, 58552 to 58554, 58560 to 59899, 64435, 74710 to 74775, 76092, 76801 to 76802, 76805 to 76831, 76941, 76945 to 76948, 80055, 81025, 82143, 82731, 84135 to 84138, 84830, 88143 to 88150, 88153 to 88155, 88164 to 88167, 88267 to 88269.
    Screen used for 2004 calendar year data:
      Procedures 00842, 00846, 00850 to 00857, 00906, 00940 to 00955, 11975 to 11977, 46715 to 46716, 50722, 51845, 51900 to 51925, 52270, 52285, 53210, 53230, 53430, 53502, 53660 to 53665, 56420 to 56515, 56620 to 56632, 56640 to 56805, 56820 to 56821, 57000 to 57410, 57420 to 57421, 57425, 57452 to 58322, 58340 to 58540, 58552 to 58554, 58560 to 59899, 64435, 74710 to 74775, 76092, 76801 to 76802, 76805 to 76831, 76941, 76945 to 76948, 80055, 81025, 82143, 82731, 84135 to 84138, 84830, 88143 to 88150, 88153 to 88155, 88164 to 88167, 88267 to 88269.
    Screen used beginning with 2005 calendar year data:
      Procedures 0071T, 0072T, 0500F, 0501F, 0502F, 0503F, 00842, 00846, 00850 to 00857, 00906, 00940 to 00955, 11975 to 11977, 46715 to 46716, 50722, 51845, 51900 to 51925, 52270, 52285, 53210, 53230, 53430, 53502, 53660 to 53665, 56420 to 56515, 56620 to 56632, 56640 to 56805, 56820 to 56821, 57000 to 57410, 57420 to 57421, 57425, 57452 to 58322, 58340 to 58540, 58552 to 58554, 58560 to 59899, 64435, 74710 to 74775, 76092, 76801 to 76802, 76805 to 76831, 76941, 76945 to 76948, 80055, 81025, 82143, 82731, 84135 to 84138, 84163, 84830, 88143 to 88150, 88153 to 88155, 88164 to 88167, 88267 to 88269.
    Screen used beginning with 2006 calendar year data:
      Procedures 0071T to 0072T; 00842, 00846, 00906, 00940 to 00948; 00950 to 00952; 01965 to 01966; 0500F to 0503F; 11975 to 11977; 46715 to 46716; 50722, 51845, 51900 to 51925; 52270, 52285, 53210, 53230, 53430, 53502, 53660 to 53665; 56420 to 56515; 56620 to 56632; 56640 to 56805; 56820 to 57150; 57160 to 57284; 57288 to 57410; 57420 to 58322; 58340 to 58345; 58350, 58356 to 58540; 58552 to 58554; 58560 to 58952; 58956 to 59000; 59012 to 59899; 64435, 74710 to 74775; 76092, 76801 to 76818; 76825 to 76831; 76941, 76945 to 76948; 80055, 81025, 82143, 82731, 84135 to 84138; 84163, 84830, 88143 to 88150; 88153 to 88155; 88164 to 88167; 88267 to 88269.
    Screen used beginning with 2007 calendar year data:
      Procedures 0071T to 0072T; 00842, 00846, 00906, 00940 to 00952; 01965 to 01966; 0500F to 0503F; 11975 to 11977; 37210, 46715 to 46716; 50722, 51845, 51900 to 51925; 52270, 52285, 53210, 53230, 53430, 53502, 53660 to 53665; 56420 to 56515; 56620 to 56632; 56640 to 56805; 56820 to 57150; 57160 to 57284; 57288 to 57410; 57420 to 58322; 58340 to 58345; 58350, 58356 to 58544; 58548, 58552 to 58554; 58560 to 58952; 58956 to 59000; 59012 to 59899; 64435, 74710 to 74775; 76801 to 76818; 76825 to 76831; 76941, 76945 to 76948; 77057, 80055, 81025, 82143, 82731, 84135 to 84138; 84163, 84830, 88143 to 88150; 88153 to 88155; 88164 to 88167; 88267 to 88269; S0180.
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Injury ICD-9-CM diagnoses:
    Screen used beginning with 2003 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 800 to 9092, 9094, 9099, 910 to 9949, 9955 to 99559, 99580 to 99585.
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Medical Misadventure/Adverse Reaction ICD-9-CM diagnoses:
    Screen used beginning with 2003 calendar year data:
      Diagnoses 996 to 999, 9093, 9095.
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Injury External Cause of Injury Code (E Code):
    Screen used beginning with 2003 calendar year data:
      First character = "E" and not one of the following: E8490 to E8499, E9670 to E9679, E8694, E870 to E879, E930 to E949.
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Medical Misadventure/Adverse Reaction External Cause of Injury Code (E Code):
    Screen used beginning with 2003 calendar year data:
      E Codes E870 to E879, E930 to E949.
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Internet Citation: HCUP Quality Control Procedures. Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project (HCUP). September 2008. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. www.hcup-us.ahrq.gov/db/quality.jsp.
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