An indication of the type of accommodation that a PATIENT currently has. This should be based on the PATIENT's main or permanent residence.

Notes:

• ORGANISATIONS may choose to collect the ACCOMMODATION STATUS CODE codes at the high level (National Codes ending in "0") or at the more detailed level below each high-level code.
• The following National Codes have been introduced to add further granularity to National Code CJ03 'Young Offender Institution'. However, National Code CJ03 is still valid where extra detail cannot be collected:
  • CJ05 'Young Offender Institution (15-17)'
  • CJ06 'Young Offender Institution (18-21)'.

National Codes:

The type of childhood immunisation given to a child on the IMMUNISATION DATE.

Note: National Codes in bold are at a high level. Either the higher level national code or the lower level code national code should be reported as required by the Data Set.Note: 

• National Codes ending in "0" are at a high level. Either the higher level national code or the lower level code national code should be reported as required by the Data Set.

National Codes:

The type of LOCATION:

• At which a PERSON died or
• The preferred LOCATION of death of the PATIENT, as stated by the PATIENT, Patient Proxy or Carer.

Note that ORGANISATIONS may choose to collect the DEATH LOCATION TYPE CODE codes at the high level (shown in bold) or at the more detailed level below each high-level code.Note that ORGANISATIONS may choose to collect the DEATH LOCATION TYPE CODE codes at the high level (National Codes ending in "0") or at the more detailed level below each high-level code.

National Codes:

The type of Multidisciplinary Team Meeting at which the PATIENT's Cancer Care Plan was discussed.

Note: the codes at the high level (shown in bold) are Tumour groups and the items below each high-level code are Multidisciplinary Teams.Note: the National Codes at the high level (ending in "0") are Tumour groups and the items below each high-level code are Multidisciplinary Teams. ORGANISATIONS will only use the high-level code if the Multidisciplinary Team is not listed.

National Codes:

The other PERSON in attendance, with the PATIENT, at the CARE CONTACT.

National Codes:

The QUALIFICATION or individual accreditation attained or planned to be attained by Care Personnel, for the purposes of the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Data Set.The QUALIFICATION or individual accreditation attained or planned to be attained by Care Personnel (Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Care Professional or Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Employment Advisers), for the purposes of the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Data Set.

National Codes:

The relationship of the second PERSON to the first PERSON (the PATIENT) as used in the Community Services Data Set.

This is used to identify, for example, with whom the Child or Young Person is living in a permanent context or the relationship with the main Carer etc.

Note that ORGANISATIONS may choose to collect the RELATIONSHIP TO PERSON FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE codes at the high level (shown in bold) or at the more detailed level below each high-level code.Note that ORGANISATIONS may choose to collect the RELATIONSHIP TO PERSON FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE codes at the high level (ending in "X") or at the more detailed level below each high-level code.

This item is not referenced in a data set in the NHS Data Model and Dictionary. It has been retained as the item is used by the Healthy Child Programme.

National Codes:

The relationship of the second PERSON to the first PERSON (the PATIENT) as used in the Community Services Data Set.

Note that ORGANISATIONS may choose to collect the RELATIONSHIP TO PERSON FOR COMMUNITY codes at the high level (shown in bold) or at the more detailed level below each high-level code.Note that ORGANISATIONS may choose to collect the RELATIONSHIP TO PERSON FOR COMMUNITY codes at the high level (ending in "X") or at the more detailed level below each high-level code.

National Codes:

National Codes:

The source of referral of each Consultant Out-Patient Episode.

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 not 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 not 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:

Note: The classification has been listed in logical sequence rather than numeric order.

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: