Type: | Patch |
Reference: | 1763 |
Version No: | 1.0 |
Subject: | Removal of headings from National Code tables |
Effective Date: | Immediate |
Reason for Change: | Patch |
Publication Date: | 1 April 2020 |
Background:
Work on the new version of the dictionary has identified that National Code tables with headings will not migrate successfully to the new Ontoserver.
This patch removes the headings from National Code tables and adds prefixes to the descriptions where required.
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Summary of changes:
Date: | 1 April 2020 |
Sponsor: | Nicholas Oughtibridge, Head of Clinical Data Architecture, NHS Digital |
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Change to Supporting Information: New Supporting Information
For further information regarding the definition and use of Activity Location Type Codes see the attribute ACTIVITY LOCATION TYPE CODE.
National Code | National Code Description | Notes |
PATIENT Main Residence or Related Location | ||
A01 | PATIENT's Home | |
A02 | Carer's Home | |
A03 | PATIENT's Workplace | |
A04 | Other PATIENT Related LOCATION | e.g. temporary ADDRESS |
Health Centre Premises | ||
B01 | Primary Care Health Centre | Primary Care Health Centre with or without GP Practice(s) based in it, providing community-based healthcare SERVICES such as podiatry, community dentistry, ophthalmology, minor injuries nursing etc, Sexual and Reproductive Health Service, health promotion etc, and sometimes hosting outreach services from NHS Trusts and NHS Foundation Trusts |
B02 | Polyclinic | Provide similar services to Primary Care Health Centre but also additional SERVICES such as diagnostics, minor procedures, Out-Patient Appointments, urgent care etc. and also co-located services with Local Authority Social Care. May also provide extended/out of hours services. |
GENERAL PRACTITIONER and OPHTHALMIC MEDICAL PRACTITIONER | ||
C01 | General Medical Practitioner Practice | Stand-alone GP Practice premises, not part of a Primary Care Health Centre |
C02 | Dental Practice | Stand-alone GP Practice premises, not part of a Primary Care Health Centre |
C03 | OPHTHALMIC MEDICAL PRACTITIONER Premises | |
Walk In Centres, Out of Hours Premises and Emergency Community Dental Services | ||
D01 | Walk In Centre | May be NHS GENERAL PRACTITIONER Led, NURSE-led, or provided by private company. May be sited in different areas - health care premises, in retail premises etc |
D02 | Out of Hours Centre | May be NHS GENERAL PRACTITIONER-Led, NURSE-led, or provided by private company. May be sited in different areas - health care premises, in retail premises etc |
D03 | Emergency Community Dental Service | Run by Community Dental Services not GENERAL DENTAL PRACTITIONERS |
Locations on Hospital Premises | ||
E01 | Out-Patient Clinic | |
E02 | WARD | |
E03 | Day Hospital | |
E04 | Accident and Emergency or Minor Injuries Department | |
E99 | Other Departments | e.g. Pathology Laboratories, physiotherapy, Diagnostic Imaging, Occupational Therapy, Pharmacy Premises etc |
Hospice Premises | ||
F01 | Hospice | |
Nursing and Residential Homes | ||
G01 | Care Home Without Nursing | |
G02 | Care Home With Nursing | |
G03 | Children's Home | |
G04 | Integrated Care Home Without Nursing and Care Home With Nursing | |
Day Centre Premises | ||
H01 | Day Centre | Facilities operated by the NHS, Social Services or private or voluntary bodies, providing day care and respite care for elderly or disabled people |
Resource Centre Premises | ||
J01 | Resource Centre | Premises where information and support for PATIENTS and their families/Carers is provided. |
Dedicated Facilities for Children and Families | ||
K01 | Sure Start Children’s Centre | Children’s centres are service hubs where children under five years old and their families can receive seamless integrated services and information. SERVICES vary according to centre but may include:
|
K02 | Child Development Centre | |
Educational, Childcare and Training Establishments | ||
L01 | School | Including Extended Services, where provided on School premises (where provided off School premises, use other appropriate LOCATION) |
L02 | Further Education College | |
L03 | University | |
L04 | Nursery Premises | Pre-school Nurseries attached to Schools would be classed as Schools in their own right |
L05 | Other Childcare Premises | e.g. Childminder |
L06 | Training Establishments | |
L99 | Other Educational Premises | Such as Teenage Pregnancy Units, School Preparation Units (for toddlers), Pupil Referral Units (excluded older children and young people), units providing specialist education e.g. deaf children, autistic children etc |
Justice and Home Office Premises | ||
M01 | Prison | |
M02 | Probation Service Premises | |
M03 | Police Station / Police Custody Suite | |
M04 | Young Offender Institution | |
M05 | Immigration Removal Centre | |
M06 | Young Offender Institution (15-17) | |
M07 | Young Offender Institution (18-21) | |
Public Locations | ||
N01 | Street or other public open space | Public areas such as streets, parks, outdoor sports facilities etc |
N02 | Other publicly accessible area or building | Publicly accessible premises such as Youth Centres, supermarkets, shops and other retail locations such as shopping centres, community facilities such as libraries, church halls, community centres etc |
N03 | Voluntary or charitable agency premises | |
N04 | Dispensing Optician Premises | |
N05 | Dispensing Pharmacy Premises | Where it is not on a Hospital Site |
Other Locations | ||
X01 | Other locations not elsewhere classified |
Change to Supporting Information: Changed Description
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Change to Supporting Information: Changed Description
- Coding and Classifications
- Activity Location Type Codes
- Clinical Coding
- Main Specialty and Treatment Function Codes
- Organisation Information
- Health and Social Care Organisation Reference Data
- NHS Postcode Directory
- ODS Default Codes
- Organisation Mergers
- NHS Data Model and Dictionary Information
- About Version 3
- Change Request Log
- Disclaimer
- Glossary of Terms
- Meta Model
- Contacts/ Links
- Contact Details
- Published Information Standards Documentation
- NHS Data Model and Dictionary Service Web Pages
- Archived Publications
- NHS Data Model and Dictionary Version 2.0
Change to Attribute: Changed Description
The type of LOCATION for an ACTIVITY:
Notes:
- The following National Code is only valid for the Community Services Data Set, Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Data Set, Maternity Services Data Set and Mental Health Services Data Set. Users of other data sets must map National Code G04 locally to other appropriate ACTIVITY LOCATION TYPE CODES for the purposes of flowing data:
- G04 'Integrated Care Home Without Nursing and Care Home With Nursing'
- The following National Codes have been introduced for the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Data Set and Mental Health Services Data Set only to add further granularity to National Code M04 'Young Offender Institution'. However, National Code M04 is still valid for the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Data Set and Mental Health Services Data Set where extra detail cannot be collected:
Further information on the groupings and scope of each ACTIVITY LOCATION TYPE CODE is provided at: Activity Location Type Codes.
National Codes:
| ||
A01 | PATIENT's Home | |
A02 | Carer's Home | |
A03 | PATIENT's Workplace | |
A04 | Other PATIENT Related Location | |
B01 | Primary Care Health Centre | |
B02 | Polyclinic | |
C01 | General Medical Practitioner Practice | |
C02 | Dental Practice | |
C03 | OPHTHALMIC MEDICAL PRACTITIONER Premises | |
D01 | Walk In Centre | |
D02 | Out of Hours Centre | |
D03 | Emergency Community Dental Service | |
E01 | Out-Patient Clinic | |
E02 | WARD | |
E03 | Day Hospital | |
E04 | Accident and Emergency or Minor Injuries Department | |
E99 | Other Departments | |
F01 | Hospice | |
G01 | Care Home Without Nursing | |
G02 | Care Home With Nursing | |
G03 | Children's Home | |
G04 | Integrated Care Home Without Nursing and Care Home With Nursing | |
H01 | Day Centre | |
J01 | Resource Centre | |
K01 | Sure Start Children’s Centre | |
K02 | Child Development Centre | |
L01 | School | |
L02 | Further Education College | |
L03 | University | |
L04 | Nursery Premises | |
L05 | Other Childcare Premises | |
L06 | Training Establishments | |
L99 | Other Educational Premises | |
M01 | Prison | |
M02 | Probation Service Premises | |
M03 | Police Station / Police Custody Suite | |
M04 | Young Offender Institution | |
M05 | Immigration Removal Centre | |
M06 | Young Offender Institution (15-17) | |
M07 | Young Offender Institution (18-21) | |
N01 | Street or other public open space | |
N02 | Other publicly accessible area or building | |
N03 | Voluntary or charitable agency premises | |
N04 | Dispensing Optician Premises | |
N05 | Dispensing Pharmacy Premises | |
X01 | Other locations not elsewhere classified |
Change to Attribute: Changed Description
The method of admission to a Hospital Provider Spell.
Note: see ELECTIVE ADMISSION TYPE for a full definition of Elective Admission.
Notes:
- The National Codes have been listed in logical sequence rather than alphanumeric order
- The following National Codes have been introduced to replace National Code 28 'Other means'. National Code 28 will be retired in the next version of the Commissioning Data Set:
- 2A 'Accident and Emergency Department of another provider where the PATIENT had not been admitted'
- 2B 'Transfer of an admitted PATIENT from another Hospital Provider in an emergency'
- 2C 'Baby born at home as intended'
- 2D 'Other emergency admission'
2C'Baby born at home as intended'28'Other means'31'Admitted ante partum'32'Admitted post partum'
- 2C 'Baby born at home as intended'
- 28 'Other means'
- 31 'Admitted ante partum'
- 32 'Admitted post partum'
- National Code descriptions have been updated to remove National Code headings and add prefixes. The Data Set specifications that contain this item will be updated in the next version of the Information Standard where it is not already correct.
- The explanation of the National Code description prefixes are:
- Elective Admission: when the DECISION TO ADMIT could be separated in time from the actual admission. Note that this does not include a transfer from another Hospital Provider (see National Code 81 below)
- Emergency Admission: when admission is unpredictable and at short notice because of clinical need
- Other Admission: not specified above.
National Codes:
11 | Elective Admission: Waiting list |
12 | Elective Admission: Booked |
13 | Elective Admission: Planned |
21 | Emergency Admission: Accident and emergency or dental casualty department of the Health Care Provider |
22 | Emergency Admission: GENERAL PRACTITIONER: after a request for immediate admission has been made direct to a Hospital Provider, i.e. not through a Bed bureau, by a GENERAL PRACTITIONER or deputy |
23 | Emergency Admission: Bed bureau |
24 | Emergency Admission: Consultant Clinic, of this or another Health Care Provider |
25 | Emergency Admission: Admission via Mental Health Crisis Resolution Team |
2A | Emergency Admission: Accident and Emergency Department of another provider where the PATIENT had not been admitted |
2B | Emergency Admission: Transfer of an admitted PATIENT from another Hospital Provider in an emergency |
2C | Emergency Admission: Baby born at home as intended |
2D | Emergency Admission: Other emergency admission |
28 | Emergency Admission: Other means, examples are: - admitted from the Accident and Emergency Department of another provider where they had not been admitted - transfer of an admitted PATIENT from another Hospital Provider in an emergency - baby born at home as intended |
31 | Maternity Admission: Admitted ante partum |
32 | Maternity Admission: Admitted post partum |
82 | Other Admission: The birth of a baby in this Health Care Provider |
83 | Other Admission: Baby born outside the Health Care Provider except when born at home as intended |
81 | Other Admission: Transfer of any admitted PATIENT from other Hospital Provider other than in an emergency |
Change to Attribute: Changed Description
The level of resources and intensity of care which it is intended to provide or is provided in a particular WARD.
Notes:
- National Code descriptions have been updated to remove National Code headings and add prefixes. The Data Set specifications that contain this item will be updated in the next version of the Information Standard where it is not already correct.
National Codes:
51 | Mental Illness intensive care: specially designated ward for PATIENTS needing containment and more intensive management. This is not to be confused with intensive nursing where PATIENTS may require one to one nursing while on a standard WARD |
52 | Mental Illness short stay: PATIENTS intended to stay less than a year |
53 | Mental Illness long stay: PATIENTS intended to stay a year or more |
61 | Learning Disability PATIENTS in a designated or interim secure unit |
62 | Learning Disability PATIENTS intending to stay less than a year |
63 | Learning Disability PATIENTS intending to stay a year or more |
41 | Only for maternity PATIENTS looked after by CONSULTANTS |
43 | Only for maternity PATIENTS looked after by GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS |
42 | Joint use for maternity PATIENTS looked after by CONSULTANTS and GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS |
33 | Neonates: maternity: associated with the maternity WARD in that cots are in the maternity WARD nursery or in the WARD itself |
32 | Neonates: non-maternity: not associated with the maternity WARD and without designated cots for intensive care |
31 | Neonates: not associated with the maternity WARD and in which there are some designated cots for intensive care |
21 | Younger physically disabled PATIENTS: spinal units, only those units which are nationally recognised |
22 | Younger physically disabled PATIENTS: other units |
81 | Terminally ill/Palliative Care PATIENTS |
11 | General PATIENTS: for intensive therapy, including high dependency care |
12 | General PATIENTS: for normal therapy: where resources permit the admission of PATIENTS who might need all but intensive or high dependency therapy |
13 | General PATIENTS: for limited therapy: where nursing care rather than continuous medical care is provided. Such WARDS can be used only for PATIENTS carefully selected and restricted to a narrow range in terms of the extent and nature of disease |
Note: The National Codes have been listed in logical sequence rather than alphanumeric order.
Change to Attribute: Changed Description
The reason that a PATIENT requires Revision Ankle Replacement Surgery.
Notes:
- National Code descriptions have been updated to remove National Code headings and add prefixes where required. The Data Set specifications that contain this item will be updated in the next version of the Information Standard where it is not already correct.
National Codes:
0 | Infection: High Suspicion (e.g. Pus or Confined Micro) |
1 | Infection: Low Suspicion (Awaiting Micro-History) |
2 | Tibial Component Aseptic Loosening |
3 | Talar Component Aseptic Loosening |
4 | Lysis: Tibia |
5 | Lysis: Talus |
6 | Lysis: Malalignment |
7 | Tibial Component Implant Fracture |
8 | Talar Component Implant Fracture |
9 | Meniscal Component Implant Fracture |
10 | Wear of Polyethylene Component |
11 | Meniscal Insert Dislocation |
12 | Component Migration/Dissociation |
13 | Unexplained Pain |
14 | Stiffness |
15 | Soft Tissue Impingement |
16 | Other (not listed) |
Note: The National Codes have been listed in logical sequence rather than alphanumeric order.
Change to Attribute: Changed Description
The reason that a PATIENT requires Revision Hip Replacement Surgery.
Notes:
- National Code descriptions have been updated to remove National Code headings and add prefixes where required. The Data Set specifications that contain this item will be updated in the next version of the Information Standard where it is not already correct.
National Codes:
100 | Stem Aseptic Loosening |
101 | Socket Aseptic Loosening |
102 | Stem Implant Fracture |
103 | Socket Implant Fracture |
120 | Socket Head/Socket Mismatch |
121 | Head Mismatch |
106 | Stem Lysis |
107 | Socket Lysis |
108 | Stem Malalignment |
109 | Socket Malalignment |
110 | Stem Periprosthetic Fracture |
111 | Socket Periprosthetic Fracture |
112 | Dislocation/ Subluxation |
113 | Infection |
114 | Unexplained Pain |
115 | Wear of Acetabular Component |
116 | Dissociation of Liner |
122 | Adverse Soft Tissue Reaction to Particulate Debris |
119 | Other (not listed) |
Note: The National Codes have been listed in logical sequence rather than alphanumeric order.
Change to Attribute: Changed Description
The reason that a PATIENT requires Revision Knee Replacement Surgery.
Notes:
- National Code descriptions have been updated to remove National Code headings and add prefixes where required. The Data Set specifications that contain this item will be updated in the next version of the Information Standard where it is not already correct.
National Codes:
1 | Femur Aseptic Loosening |
2 | Tibia Aseptic Loosening |
16 | Patella Aseptic Loosening |
3 | Infection Aseptic Loosening |
4 | Dislocation/ Subluxation Aseptic Loosening |
5 | Femur Lysis |
6 | Tibia Lysis |
7 | Instability |
8 | Wear of Polyethelene Component |
9 | Component Dissociation |
10 | Unexplained Pain |
11 | Malalignment |
12 | Peri-prosthetic Fracture |
13 | Implant Fracture |
14 | Stiffness |
18 | Progressive Arthritis Remaining Knee |
17 | Other (not listed) |
Note: The National Codes have been listed in logical sequence rather than alphanumeric order.
Change to Attribute: Changed Description
The reason that a PATIENT requires Revision Shoulder Replacement Surgery.
Notes:
- National Code descriptions have been updated to remove National Code headings and add prefixes where required. The Data Set specifications that contain this item will be updated in the next version of the Information Standard where it is not already correct.
National Codes:
6 | Infection |
8 | Instability |
10 | Cuff Insufficiency |
15 | Aseptic Loosening Humerus |
16 | Aseptic Loosening Glenoid |
7 | Peri-prosthetic Fracture |
17 | Stiffness |
18 | Impingement |
19 | Component dissociation |
20 | Glenoid Implant Wear |
21 | Native Glenoid Surface Erosion |
22 | Implant Fracture |
23 | Humerus Lysis |
24 | Glenoid Lysis |
25 | Dislocation/Subluxation Lysis |
26 | Unexplained Pain Lysis |
13 | Other (not listed) |
Note: The National Codes have been listed in logical sequence rather than alphanumeric order.
Change to Attribute: Changed Description
National Codes:The status of an ACTIVITY (or anticipated ACTIVITY) for the REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD decided by the lead CARE PROFESSIONAL.
Where the REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD STATUS is National Code 99 - "not yet known" the status is treated as if the ACTIVITY is a subsequent ACTIVITY during a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD. In this case the REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD STATUS should be corrected once it is possible to determine the correct value.Notes:
1 PATIENTS who do not attend an appointmentNational code 33 - "Did not attend - the PATIENT did not attend the first CARE ACTIVITY after the referral" may only be used where
thePATIENTdid not attend their firstAPPOINTMENTfollowing theREFERRAL REQUESTthat started theREFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD, provided that theHealth Care Providercan demonstrate that theAPPOINTMENTwas clearly communicated to thePATIENT.REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIODSwithREFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD STATUSof National code 33 are excluded from the measurement of the 18 weeksReferral To Treatment Period Included In Referral To Treatment Consultant-Led Waiting Times Measurementand the count ofAllied Health Professional Referral To Treatment MeasurementREFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIODS- National Code 33 'End of the REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD: Did not attend - the PATIENT did not attend the first CARE ACTIVITY after the referral' may only be used where:
- The PATIENT did not attend their first APPOINTMENT following the REFERRAL REQUEST that started the REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD, provided that the Health Care Provider can demonstrate that the APPOINTMENT was clearly communicated to the PATIENT.
- REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIODS with REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD STATUS of National Code 33 are excluded from the measurement of the 18 weeks Referral To Treatment Period Included In Referral To Treatment Consultant-Led Waiting Times Measurement and the count of Allied Health Professional Referral To Treatment Measurement REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIODS.
- The PATIENT did not attend their first APPOINTMENT following the REFERRAL REQUEST that started the REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD, provided that the Health Care Provider can demonstrate that the APPOINTMENT was clearly communicated to the PATIENT.
- National Code 34 'End of the REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD: Decision not to treat - decision not to treat made or no further contact required' includes a:
- Discharge After Patient Did Not Attend the second or a subsequent CARE ACTIVITY after the referral
- Change resulting in care no longer being commissioned by the English NHS
- Referral to a Consultant Led Service during a Referral To Treatment Period Excluded From Target for the same condition, disease or injury. A new REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD will start.
- Where the REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD STATUS is National Code 99 'REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD STATUS not yet known', the status is treated as if the ACTIVITY is a subsequent ACTIVITY during a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD. In this case the REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD STATUS should be corrected once it is possible to determine the correct value.
- National Code descriptions have been updated to remove National Code headings and add prefixes where required. The Data Set specifications that contain this item will be updated in the next version of the Information Standard where it is not already correct.
- The explanation of the National Code description prefixes are:
- First ACTIVITY: The first ACTIVITY in a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD where the First Definitive Treatment will be a subsequent ACTIVITY
- Not part of a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD: ACTIVITY that is not part of a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD.
2 Decision not to treatNational Code 34 - "decision not to treat - decision not to treat made or no further contact required" includes
aDischarge After Patient Did Not Attendthe second or a subsequentCARE ACTIVITYafter the referral.a change resulting in care no longer being commissioned by the English NHS.a referral to aConsultant Led Serviceduring aReferral To Treatment Period Excluded From Targetfor the same condition, disease or injury. A newREFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIODwill start.
10 | First ACTIVITY in a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD |
11 | First ACTIVITY at the start of a new REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD following Active Monitoring |
12 | First ACTIVITY at the start of a new REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD following a decision to refer directly to the CONSULTANT or NHS Allied Health Professional Service (Referral To Treatment Measurement) for a separate condition |
20 | Subsequent ACTIVITY during a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD - further ACTIVITIES anticipated |
21 | Subsequent ACTIVITY by another Health Care Provider following a transfer to another Health Care Provider during a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD anticipated |
30 | End of the REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD: Start of First Definitive Treatment |
31 | End of the REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD: Start of Active Monitoring initiated by the PATIENT |
32 | End of the REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD: Start of Active Monitoring initiated by the CARE PROFESSIONAL |
33 | End of the REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD: Did not attend - the PATIENT did not attend the first CARE ACTIVITY after the referral |
34 | End of the REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD: Decision not to treat - decision not to treat made or no further contact required |
35 | End of the REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD: PATIENT declined offered treatment |
36 | End of the REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD: PATIENT died before treatment |
90 | Not part of a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD: After treatment - First Definitive Treatment occurred previously (e.g. admitted as an emergency from A&E or the ACTIVITY is after the start of treatment) |
91 | Not part of a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD: CARE ACTIVITY during Active Monitoring |
92 | Not part of a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD: Not yet referred for treatment, undergoing diagnostic tests by GENERAL PRACTITIONER before referral |
98 | Not part of a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD: ACTIVITY not applicable to REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIODS |
99 | REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD STATUS not yet known |
Change to Attribute: Changed Description
The source of referral to a Mental Health Service.
Notes:
- The following National Codes are for use in the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Data Set only:
- M8 'Debt Agency'
- N1 'Stepped up from low intensity Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Service'
- N2 'Stepped down from high intensity 'Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Service'.
National Code N3'Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Serviceisonlyvalid for use in theMental Health Services Data Set.- National Code N3 'Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Service is only valid for use in the Mental Health Services Data Set
- National Code descriptions have been updated to remove National Code headings and add prefixes where required. The Data Set specifications that contain this item will be updated in the next version of the Information Standard where it is not already correct.
National Codes:
A1 | Primary Health Care: General Medical Practitioner Practice |
A2 | Primary Health Care: Health Visitor |
A3 | Other Primary Health Care |
A4 | Primary Health Care: Maternity Service |
B1 | Self-Referral: Self |
B2 | Self-Referral: Carer/Relative |
C1 | Local Authority and Other Public Services: Social Services |
C2 | Local Authority and Other Public Services: Education Service / Educational Establishment |
C3 | Local Authority and Other Public Services: Housing Service |
D1 | Employer |
D2 | Employer: Occupational Health |
E1 | Justice System: Police |
E2 | Justice System: Courts |
E3 | Justice System: Probation Service |
E4 | Justice System: Prison |
E5 | Justice System: Court Liaison and Diversion Service |
E6 | Justice System: Youth Offending Team |
F1 | Child Health: School Nurse |
F2 | Child Health: Hospital-based Paediatrics |
F3 | Child Health: Community-based Paediatrics |
G1 | Independent sector - Medium Secure Inpatients |
G2 | Independent Sector - Low Secure Inpatients |
G3 | Other Independent Sector Mental Health Services |
G4 | Voluntary Sector |
H1 | Acute Secondary Care: Accident and Emergency Department |
H2 | Other secondary care specialty |
I1 | Temporary transfer from another Mental Health NHS Trust |
I2 | Permanent transfer from another Mental Health NHS Trust |
Internal referrals from Community Mental Health Team (within own NHS Trust) (Retired 1 April 2020) | |
J1 | Community Mental Health Team (Adult Mental Health) (Retired 1 April 2020) |
J2 | Community Mental Health Team (Older People) (Retired 1 April 2020) |
J3 | Community Mental Health Team (Learning Disabilities) (Retired 1 April 2020) |
J4 | Community Mental Health Team (Child and Adolescent Mental Health) (Retired 1 April 2020) |
Internal referrals from Inpatient Service (within own NHS Trust) (Retired 1 April 2020) | |
K1 | Inpatient Service (Adult Mental Health) (Retired 1 April 2020) |
K2 | Inpatient Service (Older People) (Retired 1 April 2020) |
K3 | Inpatient Service (Forensics) (Retired 1 April 2020) |
K4 | Inpatient Service (Child and Adolescent Mental Health) (Retired 1 April 2020) |
K5 | Inpatient Service (Learning Disabilities) (Retired 1 April 2020) |
Transfer by graduation (within own NHS Trust) (Retired 1 April 2020) | |
L1 | Transfer by graduation from Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service to Adult Mental Health Services (Retired 1 April 2020) |
L2 | Transfer by graduation from Adult Mental Health Services to Older Peoples Mental Health Services (Retired 1 April 2020) |
M1 | Other: Asylum Services |
M2 | Other: Telephone or Electronic Access Service |
M3 | Other: Out of Area Agency |
M4 | Other: Drug Action Team / Drug Misuse Agency |
M5 | Other: Jobcentre Plus |
M6 | Other SERVICE or agency |
M7 | Other: Single Point of Access Service |
M8 | Other: Debt Agency |
N1 | Stepped up from low intensity Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Service |
N2 | Stepped down from high intensity Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Service |
N3 | Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Service |
P1 | Internal Referral |
Change to Attribute: Changed Description
The source of referral of each Consultant Out-Patient Episode.
Note: National Code 12 'referral from a General Practitioner with an Extended Role (GPwER) or Dentist with Enhanced Skills (DES)' has been updated in Data Dictionary Change Notice 1752 "Practitioners with a Special Interest Name Change". The Data Set specifications that contain this item will be updated in the next version of the Information Standard where it is not already correct.Notes:
- National Code 12 'referral from a General Practitioner with an Extended Role (GPwER) or Dentist with Enhanced Skills (DES)' has been updated in Data Dictionary Change Notice 1752 "Practitioners with a Special Interest Name Change". The Data Set specifications that contain this item will be updated in the next version of the Information Standard where it is not already correct.
- National Code descriptions have been updated to remove National Code headings and add prefixes where required. The Data Set specifications that contain this item will be updated in the next version of the Information Standard where it is not already correct.
- The explanation of the National Code description prefixes are:
- CONSULTANT initiated: Initiated by the CONSULTANT responsible for the Consultant Out-Patient Episode
- CONSULTANT not initiated: Not initiated by the CONSULTANT responsible for the Consultant Out-Patient Episode.
- Where a PATIENT is referred by a GENERAL PRACTITIONER acting in the capacity of a General Practitioner with an Extended Role (GPwER), National Code 12 'CONSULTANT not initiated following a referral from a General Practitioner with an Extended Role (GPwER) or Dentist with Enhanced Skills (DES' should be used.
- Where a PATIENT is referred by that GENERAL PRACTITIONER acting in their capacity as an ordinary GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONER, or as an ordinary GENERAL DENTAL PRACTITIONER, National Code 03 'CONSULTANT initiated following a referral from a GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONER' or National Code 92 'CONSULTANT not initiated following a referral from a GENERAL DENTAL PRACTITIONER' should be used as appropriate.
- Two Week Wait Referrals made by Specialist NURSES in Primary Care, under the authority of the GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONER leading their team, should continue to be classified as referrals from the GENERAL PRACTITIONER (National Code 03 'CONSULTANT initiated following a referral from a GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONER'. Referrals from Specialist NURSES in Secondary Care should be classified as National Code 13 'CONSULTANT not initiated following a referral from a Specialist NURSE (Secondary Care)'.
National Codes:
01 | CONSULTANT initiated following an emergency admission |
02 | CONSULTANT initiated following a Domiciliary Consultation |
10 | CONSULTANT initiated following an Accident and Emergency Attendance (including Minor Injuries Units and Walk In Centres) |
11 | CONSULTANT initiated: Other (not listed) |
03 | CONSULTANT initiated following a referral from a GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONER |
92 | CONSULTANT not initiated following a referral from a GENERAL DENTAL PRACTITIONER |
12 | CONSULTANT not initiated following a referral from a General Practitioner with an Extended Role (GPwER) or Dentist with Enhanced Skills (DES) |
04 | CONSULTANT not initiated following a referral from an Accident and Emergency Department (including Minor Injuries Units and Walk In Centres) |
05 | CONSULTANT not initiated following a referral from a CONSULTANT, other than in an Accident and Emergency Department |
06 | CONSULTANT not initiated following a self-referral |
07 | CONSULTANT not initiated following a referral from a Prosthetist |
13 | CONSULTANT not initiated following a referral from a Specialist NURSE (Secondary Care) |
14 | CONSULTANT not initiated following a referral from an Allied Health Professional |
15 | CONSULTANT not initiated following a referral from an OPTOMETRIST |
16 | CONSULTANT not initiated following a referral from an Orthoptist |
17 | CONSULTANT not initiated following a referral from a National Screening Programme |
93 | CONSULTANT not initiated following a referral from a Community Dental Service |
97 | CONSULTANT not initiated following a referral: Other (not listed) |
Note: The classification has been listed in logical sequence rather than numeric order.
Where a PATIENT is referred by a GENERAL PRACTITIONER acting in the capacity of a General Practitioner with an Extended Role (GPwER), National Code 12 'referral from a General Practitioner with an Extended Role (GPwER) or Dentist with Enhanced Skills (DES)' should be used.
Where a PATIENT is referred by that GENERAL PRACTITIONER acting in their capacity as an ordinary GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONER, or as an ordinary GENERAL DENTAL PRACTITIONER, National Code 03 - referral from a GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONER or National Code 92 - referral from a GENERAL DENTAL PRACTITIONER should be used as appropriate.
Two Week Wait Referrals made by Specialist NURSES in Primary Care, under the authority of the GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONER leading their team, should continue to be classified as referrals from the GENERAL PRACTITIONER (National Code 03 - referral from a GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONER). Referrals from Specialist NURSES in Secondary Care should be classified as National Code 13 - referral from a Specialist Nurse (Secondary Care).
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INTENDED CLINICAL CARE INTENSITY CODE is the same as attribute CLINICAL CARE INTENSITY and the values recorded are the National Codes contained within the definition of CLINICAL CARE INTENSITY, including additions:Notes:
- National Code descriptions have been updated to remove National Code headings and add prefixes. The Data Set specifications that contain this item will be updated in the next version of the Information Standard where it is not already correct.
The National Codes have been listed in logical sequence rather than alphanumeric order.
Permitted National Codes:
51 | Mental Illness intensive care: specially designated ward for PATIENTS needing containment and more intensive management. This is not to be confused with intensive nursing where PATIENTS may require one to one nursing while on a standard WARD |
52 | Mental Illness short stay: PATIENTS intended to stay less than a year |
53 | Mental Illness long stay: PATIENTS intended to stay a year or more |
For PATIENTS with Learning Disabilities | |
61 | Learning Disability PATIENTS in a designated or interim secure unit |
62 | Learning Disability PATIENTS intending to stay less than a year |
63 | Learning Disability PATIENTS intending to stay a year or more |
41 | Only for maternity PATIENTS looked after by CONSULTANTS |
43 | Only for maternity PATIENTS looked after by GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS |
42 | Joint use for maternity PATIENTS looked after by CONSULTANTS and GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS |
33 | Neonates: maternity: associated with the maternity WARD in that cots are in the maternity WARD nursery or in the WARD itself |
32 | Neonates: non-maternity: not associated with the maternity WARD and without designated cots for intensive care |
31 | Neonates: not associated with the maternity WARD and in which there are some designated cots for intensive care |
For the younger physically disabled | |
21 | Younger physically disabled PATIENTS: spinal units, only those units which are nationally recognised |
22 | Younger physically disabled PATIENTS: other units |
81 | Terminally ill/Palliative Care PATIENTS |
11 | General PATIENTS: for intensive therapy, including high dependency care |
12 | General PATIENTS: for normal therapy: where resources permit the admission of PATIENTS who might need all but intensive or high dependency therapy |
13 | General PATIENTS: for limited therapy: where nursing care rather than continuous medical care is provided. Such WARDS can be used only for PATIENTS carefully selected and restricted to a narrow range in terms of the extent and nature of disease |
71 | Home Leave, non-psychiatric |
72 | Home Leave, psychiatric |
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INTENDED CLINICAL CARE INTENSITY CODE (MENTAL HEALTH) is the same as attribute CLINICAL CARE INTENSITY for the Mental Health Services Data Set.
Notes:
- National Code descriptions have been updated to remove National Code headings and add prefixes. The Data Set specifications that contain this item will be updated in the next version of the Information Standard where it is not already correct.
Permitted National Codes:
51 | Mental Illness intensive care: specially designated ward for PATIENTS needing containment and more intensive management (e.g. Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU)). This is not to be confused with intensive nursing where PATIENTS may require one to one nursing while on a standard WARD |
52 | Mental Illness short stay: PATIENTS intended to stay less than a year |
53 | Mental Illness long stay: PATIENTS intended to stay a year or more |
61 | Learning Disability PATIENTS in a designated or interim secure unit |
62 | Learning Disability PATIENTS intending to stay less than a year |
63 | Learning Disability PATIENTS intending to stay a year or more |
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Default Codes: |
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REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD STATUS (INTER-PROVIDER TRANSFER) is the same as attribute REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD STATUS for inter-provider transfers.
- National Code descriptions have been updated to remove National Code headings and add prefixes where required. The Data Set specifications that contain this item will be updated in the next version of the Information Standard where it is not already correct.
- The explanation of the National Code description prefixes are:
- First ACTIVITY: The first ACTIVITY in a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD where the First Definitive Treatment will be a subsequent ACTIVITY
- Not part of a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD: ACTIVITY that is not part of a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD.
For inter-provider transfers, a restricted list of REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD STATUSES are used.Permitted National Codes:
Permitted National Codes:
12 | First ACTIVITY at the start of a new REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD following a decision to refer directly to the CONSULTANT or NHS Allied Health Professional Service (Referral To Treatment Measurement) for a separate condition |
20 | Subsequent ACTIVITY during a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD - further ACTIVITIES anticipated |
90 | Not part of a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD: After treatment - First Definitive Treatment occurred previously (e.g. admitted as an emergency from A&E or the ACTIVITY is after the start of treatment) |
98 | Not part of a REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD: ACTIVITY not applicable to REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIODS |
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