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Recording admission detail in CMI/ODS - October 2006 (Program management circular)[Download this page (PDF file 61KB)] Purpose To provide advice regarding the hierarchy of the admission detail code for clients being admitted to a public mental health service and on the CMI/ODS. Key message All clients admitted to a public inpatient or residential mental health service are assigned an admission detail code as part of their admission process. This code must be selected in the order specified below. Background CMI/ODS is the Victorian public mental health client information management system and comprises:
Allocation of admission detail code The following hierarchy of the admission detail code is intended to support the current Victorian Admitted Episodes Dataset (VAED) and subsequent CMI/ODS admission type and admission source codes. When allocating a code from this code set, select the first appropriate code from the following:
Admission detail code - 0 'Not applicable' is assigned by the CMI when a statistical admission is created. It is not intended for manual entry. The admission detail code set is intended to complement the admission source and admission type codes that are also used in VAED. Further information The VAED manual including information about the admission type and source coding is on the Health and Data Standards (HDSS) web site at www.health.vic.gov.au/hdss About program management circulars The information provided in this circular is intended as general information and not as legal advice. Mental health service management should ensure that policies and procedures are developed and implemented to enable staff to collect and use health information in accordance with relevant legislation. |
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3 April, 2009
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