The purpose of the Automatic Identification and Data Capture for Patient Identification Data Set set is to support the accurate, timely and, therefore, safer identification of NHS PATIENTS in England, by encoding the key PATIENT identifiers into a GS1 DataMatrix 2D bar code which is printed on the identity band.The purpose of the Automatic Identification and Data Capture for Patient Identification Data Set set is to support the accurate, timely and, therefore, safer identification of NHS PATIENTS in England, by encoding the key PATIENT identifiers into a GS1 DataMatrix 2D bar code which is printed on the identity band. It is a technology enabling standard: implementation of this standard will enable subsequent processes involving the PATIENT and care provided to the PATIENT (where these processes are also bar coded) to be automatically identified using Automatic Identification and Data Capture (AIDC) techniques, e.g. bed management, phlebotomy, theatres management, medications administration and assets management.

The AIDC for Patient Identification Data Set provides an agreed national standard for printing in human readable forms of key PATIENT identifiers on the identity wristband, to support the accurate, timely and safer identification of NHS PATIENTS.

Introduction

The Neonatal Critical Care Minimum Data Set (NCCMDS) provides a record of what happens to a PATIENT when they receive Neonatal Critical Care in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Maternity WARD, or Neonatal Transitional Care WARD.

The primary purpose of the Neonatal Critical Care Minimum Data Set is to allow the operation of the National Tariff Payment System within neonatal critical care. The Neonatal Critical Care Minimum Data Set supports the National Tariff Payment System by capturing the data needed to generate a Healthcare Resource Group (HRG) for each calendar day (or part thereof) of a period of neonatal critical care; these Healthcare Resource Groups are then used to inform the annual aggregate costing exercise, NHS Reference Costs.

Scope and Uses

The scope of the Neonatal Critical Care Minimum Data Set is:

a) All PATIENTS on a WARD with a CRITICAL CARE UNIT FUNCTION of National Code '13 - Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (Neonatal critical care patients predominate)'.

b) All PATIENTS (excluding Mothers) on a WARD with a CRITICAL CARE UNIT FUNCTION of National Code:

• 14 - Facility for Babies on a Neonatal Transitional Care Ward
• 15 - Facility for Babies on a Maternity Ward

to whom one or more of the following CRITICAL CARE ACTIVITY CODES applies for a period greater than 4 hours:

This data is captured and recorded locally and may be used for the purposes of direct care, clinical audit, Reference Costs, and other local uses. Any transmission of the Neonatal Critical Care Minimum Data Set must be covered by fair processing arrangements in accordance with information governance criteria and appropriate local arrangements. 

Commissioning Data Set Transmission

Subject to the Commissioning Data Set Version 6-2 XML Schema Constraints, the Neonatal Critical Care Minimum Data Set is carried into the Secondary Uses Service (SUS) as a part of the following Commissioning Data Set messages, see SCCI0075:

Subject to the Commissioning Data Set Version 6-2 XML Schema Constraints, the Neonatal Critical Care Minimum Data Set is carried into the Secondary Uses Service (SUS) as a part of the following Commissioning Data Set messages, see SCCI0075:

• CDS V6-2 Type 120 - Admitted Patient Care - Finished Birth Episode Commissioning Data Set
• CDS V6-2 Type 130 - Admitted Patient Care - Finished General Episode Commissioning Data Set
• CDS V6-2 Type 180 - Admitted Patient Care - Unfinished Birth Episode Commissioning Data Set
• CDS V6-2 Type 190 - Admitted Patient Care - Unfinished General Episode Commissioning Data Set 

The Secondary Uses Service groups this data into neonatal critical care Healthcare Resource Groups; these are a mandated currency under the National Tariff Payment System. Further guidance can be found on the NHS Digital website at: SCCI0075. Further guidance can be found on the NHS Digital website at: SCCI0075.

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The NHS Data Model and Dictionary Service provides the development, maintenance and support of NHS Information Standards, contained in the NHS Data Model and Dictionary.

The NHS Data Model and Dictionary Service provides the following products and information to help users understand and navigate the NHS Data Model and Dictionary:

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Introduction

The Paediatric Critical Care Minimum Data Set (PCCMDS) provides a record of what happens to a PATIENT when they receive Paediatric Critical Care in a Paediatric Intensive Care Unit, or other critical care setting suitable for children.

The primary purpose of the Paediatric Critical Care Minimum Data Set is to allow the operation of the National Tariff Payment System within paediatric critical care. The Paediatric Critical Care Minimum Data Set supports the National Tariff Payment System by capturing the data needed to generate a Healthcare Resource Group (HRG) for each calendar day (or part thereof) of a period of paediatric critical care; these Healthcare Resource Groups are then used to inform the annual aggregate costing exercise, NHS Reference Costs.

Scope and Uses

The scope of the Paediatric Critical Care Minimum Data Set is:

a) All PATIENTS on a WARD with a CRITICAL CARE UNIT FUNCTION of National Code '04 - Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (Paediatric critical care patients predominate)'

b) All PATIENTS on a WARD with a CRITICAL CARE UNIT FUNCTION of National Code of either:

• 16 - Ward for children and young people
• 17 - High Dependency Unit for children and young people
• 18 - Renal Unit for children and young people
• 19 - Burns Unit for children and young people
• 92 - Non standard location using the operating department for children and young people

to whom one or more of the following CRITICAL CARE ACTIVITY CODES applies for a period greater than 4 hours: 

Notes:

• * National Code 05 applies as an inclusion criterion for acute PATIENTS only: it does not apply with chronic PATIENTS.
• ** National Code 09 applies as an inclusion criterion when the PATIENT receives supplementary Oxygen Therapy, irrespective of their ventilatory state.

This data is captured and recorded locally and may be used for the purposes of direct care, clinical audit, Reference Costs, and other local uses. Any transmission of the Paediatric Critical Care Minimum Data Set must be covered by fair processing arrangements in accordance with information governance criteria and appropriate local arrangements.

Commissioning Data Set Transmission

Subject to the Commissioning Data Set Version 6-2 XML Schema Constraints, the Paediatric Critical Care Minimum Data Set is sent to the Secondary Uses Service (SUS) as a part of the following Commissioning Data Set messages, SCCI0076:Subject to the Commissioning Data Set Version 6-2 XML Schema Constraints, the Paediatric Critical Care Minimum Data Set is sent to the Secondary Uses Service (SUS) as a part of the following Commissioning Data Set messages, SCCI0076:

• CDS V6-2 Type 120 - Admitted Patient Care - Finished Birth Episode Commissioning Data Set
• CDS V6-2 Type 130 - Admitted Patient Care - Finished General Episode Commissioning Data Set
• CDS V6-2 Type 140 - Admitted Patient Care - Finished Delivery Episode Commissioning Data Set
• CDS V6-2 Type 180 - Admitted Patient Care - Unfinished Birth Episode Commissioning Data Set
• CDS V6-2 Type 190 - Admitted Patient Care - Unfinished General Episode Commissioning Data Set
• CDS V6-2 Type 200 - Admitted Patient Care - Unfinished Delivery Episode Commissioning Data Set

The Secondary Uses Service groups this data into paediatric critical care Healthcare Resource Groups. Further guidance can be found on the NHS Digital website at: SCCI0076. Further guidance can be found on the NHS Digital website at: SCCI0076.

A Social Services Care Plan is a CARE PLAN.This item has been retired from the NHS Data Model and Dictionary.

A Social Services Care Plan is a CARE PLAN which identifies the type of social services care a Child or Young Person is receiving.The last live version of this item is available in the September 2016 release of the NHS Data Model and Dictionary.

The type of CARE PLAN.

National Codes:

National Codes:

*  Note - National Codes 80-97 should not be reported nationally until the functionality to do so becomes available in the next release of the Commissioning Data Sets and the associated XML Schema. Prior to this release, these codes must be recorded locally, however the National Codes 80-97 cannot be transmitted in the current version of the Commissioning Data Sets (Version 6-2). Further guidance can be found on the NHS Digital website at: SCCI0075 and  SCCI0076. Further guidance can be found on the NHS Digital website at: SCCI0075 and  SCCI0076.

This item has been retired from the NHS Data Model and Dictionary.

The last live version of this item is available in the August 2016 release of the NHS Data Model and Dictionary.

Access to this version can be obtained by emailing information.standards@hscic.gov.uk with "NHS Data Model and Dictionary - Archive Request" in the email subject line.Access to this version can be obtained by emailing information.standards@nhs.net with "NHS Data Model and Dictionary - Archive Request" in the email subject line.