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15 Cards in this Set
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primary data source
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health record
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secondary data source
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data taken from the primary and entered into registries and databases
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purpose of secondary data source
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provide info not easily available when looking at the primary data source
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types of 2nd data sources (3)
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facility-specific indexes
registries (facility and population based) healthcare databases |
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facility-specific indexes (4)
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Master patient index
disease index procedure/operation index physician index |
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Registries (purpose)
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provide extensive data about a selected group of cases
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requirements of registries (4)
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case definition
case finding abstracting reporting |
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types of registries (8)
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cancer
diabetes trauma birth defects implant transplant immunization other |
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Cancer Registries Amendment Act of 1992
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mandates collection of demographics, occupational history, pathological data
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Standards and Agencies in the approval process (3)
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American College of Surgeons (ACS)
North American Assocation of Central Cancer Registries (NAACCR) CDC |
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data collection for trauma registries includes
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demos, info on the injury, care recieved prior to hospitalization, staus of patient on admission, patient's course in hospital, dx and CPT codes, Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS)
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agencies for approval trauma registries
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American College of Surgeons (ACS) for Level I, II, III, IV
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Agencies for approval for immunization registries
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CDC National immunization program
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MEDPAR (national administrative database)
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Medicare Provider Data Analysis and Review
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NPDB (national administrative database)
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National Practitioner Data Base
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