Title: Data Abstraction Updates Changes effective with 1012006 discharges
1Data Abstraction Updates Changes effective with
10/1/2006 discharges
- Surgical Care Improvement Project (SCIP)
Diana Smith, Senior Clinical IS
Specialist December 21, 2006
2Specifications Manual for National Hospital
Quality Measures
- Case Selection
- Initial selection of medical records must meet
the following criteria - Acute inpatient hospitalization ONLY
- All payor sources
- For topic specific populations, refer to Section
2 (Measurement Information) and Section 4
(Sampling Methods) of the Specifications Manual.
3Specifications Manual for National Hospital
Quality Measures
- Use the correct version of the Specifications
Manual for National Hospital Quality Measures for
the following - Correct time frame for date of patients
discharge - Data Dictionary
- General Abstraction Guidelines
- Tables and Appendices
- Measure Information Form/Flowcharts
4Specification Manual for National Quality
Measures Version 2.1c
- Discharges 10/1/2006 Forward
5Specifications Manual for National Hospital
Quality Measures
- All SCIP Measures
- Charts must have ICD-9-CM Principal Procedure
code from Table 5.10 to be abstracted. - Documentation by Certified Registered Nurse
Anesthetist (CRNA) is now included as acceptable
physician documentation.
6Specifications Manual for National Hospital
Quality Measures
- Sampling
- Hospitals that sample must use CMS/JCAHO Sampling
Methods (Section 4 in manual) - Two methods of random sampling allowed
- Systematic (i.e., select one random number, and
select subsequent numbers by using interval) - Random (i.e., select a group of random numbers)
7Specifications Manual for National Hospital
Quality Measures
- New Sampling Methodology
- Average Quarterly Strata Population Size
- Minimum Strata Sample 16
- Maximum Strata Sample 48
- Average Monthly Strata Population Size
- Minimum Strata Sample 6
- Maximum Strata Sample 16
8Example SCIP Sampling by Quarter Q4 2006
9New SCIP Measures
10Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
11Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- New SCIP Measures
- Card -2 Surgery patients on beta blocker therapy
prior to admission who received beta blocker
during the perioperative period - VTE-1 Surgery patients with recommended venous
thromboembolism prophylaxis ordered - VTE-2 Surgery patients who received appropriate
venous thromoembolism prophylaxis within 24 hours
prior to surgery to 24 hours after surgery
12Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- New SCIP Data Elements
- Beta Blocker Current Medication
- Beta Blocker Perioperative
- Contraindications to Beta Blocker Perioperative
- Contraindication to VTE Prophylaxis
- Discharge Time
- Documented Bleeding Risk
13Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- New SCIP Data Elements continued
- Neuraxial Anesthesia
- Perioperative Death
- Preadmission Warfarin
- VTE Laparoscope
- VTE Prophylaxis
- VTE Timely
14Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- Beta Blocker Current Medication - New
- Notes for Abstraction
- If there is documentation that the beta blocker
was a home or current medication, select
Yes. - If there is no documentation that the patient was
on beta blocker therapy prior to admission or if
unable to determine medical record documentation,
select No.
15Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- Beta Blocker Perioperative - New
- Is there documentation that a beta blocker was
received during the perioperative period? - Options Yes or No (UTD)
- Note The perioperative period for the SCIP
cardiac measures is defined as 24 hours prior to
surgical incision through discharge from the post
anesthesia care/ recovery area.
16Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- Contraindications to Beta Blocker-Preoperative -
New - Was there documentation of reasons for not
prescribing a beta blocker during the
perioperative period? - Options Yes or No (UTD)
- Yes - There is documentation that the patient has
one or more of the following reasons for not
prescribing a beta blocker during the
perioperative period - Bradycardia (heart rate less than 60 bpm)
- Other reasons documented by MD, NP, PA, CRNA
17Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- Contraindications to VTE Prophylaxis - New
- Is there documentation by a physician (NP, PA or
CRNA) in the medical record of contraindications
to both pharmacological and mechanical VTE
prophylaxis?
18Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- Discharge Time - New
- What was the time (military time) the patient was
discharged from acute care, left against medical
advice (AMA), or expired during this stay? - Note Do not use the time the discharge order
was written as it may not represent the actual
time of discharge.
19Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- Discharge Time - New
- Notes for Abstraction
- Use the priority order listed in data sources
for patients who are discharged from acute care,
left AMA, or transferred to another facility. - Nurses Notes
- Discharge or transfer form
- Face sheet
- UB-92, Field Location 21 use if unable to
locate discharge time on the other priority forms.
20Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- Discharge Time - New
- Notes for Abstraction (contd)
- For patients who expire (priority order)
- - Resuscitation record
- Physician progress notes
- Physician orders
- Nurses notes
- Use the time of death as discharge time
21Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- Documented Bleeding Risk - New
- Is there any documentation by the physician
(NP,PA, OR CRNA) of a risk of bleeding? - Options Yes or No
- Inclusions
- Risk for bleeding
- Bleeding risk
- Note Patient may still be eligible for
mechanical prophylaxis unless contraindications
to both mechanical and pharmacological
prophylaxis are documented.
22Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- Neuraxial Anesthesia - New
- Definition
- Anesthesia defined as medication administered
into the epidural space or spinal canal to block
sensations of pain - Notes for Abstraction
- Inclusions
- Epidural
- Spinal
- Intrathecal anesthesia
23Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- Perioperative Death - New
- Is there documentation that the patient expired
during the time frame from surgical incision
through discharge from the post anesthesia
care/recovery area? - Options Yes or No (UTD)
- Note For this data element, the time frame for
perioperative death is from surgical incision
through discharge from the post anesthesia
care/recovery area.
24Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- Preadmission Warfarin - New
- Notes for Abstraction
- If there is documentation that warfarin was a
home or current medication, select Yes. - If warfarin was listed as a home or current
medication, but put on hold prior to surgery,
select Yes.
25Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- VTE Laparoscope - New
- Was the procedure performed entirely by
laparoscope? - Options Yes or No (UTD)
- Notes for Abstraction ICD-9-CM codes may not be
a reliable source to determine if the procedure
was performed entirely by laparoscope.
26Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) Prophylaxis - New
- What venous thromboembolism prophylaxis was
ordered during this admission? - Notes for Abstraction
- Prophylaxis can be ordered any time during this
admission. - Only acceptable data source Physician orders
27Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- VTE Timely - New
- Is there documentation that the ordered VTE
prophylaxis was received within 24 hours prior to
surgical incision time to 24 hours after surgery
end time? - Answer Yes if there is documentation the
patient received VTE prophylaxis within the above
parameters. - Answer No if no documentation of above or
unable to determine from medical record
documentation.
28Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- SCIP Inf 1 3
- Antibiotics are collected from admission through
first 48 hours post-op (72 hours for CABG or
Other Cardiac). - Antibiotics given in the ED for patients
eventually admitted should be collected. - Clarification for Antibiotic Administration Time
states collect the time the infusion (IV) was
started and Perfusion record has been added as a
data source. - For Antibiotic Allergy, a physician documented
reason for not administering the antibiotic will
now be accepted.
29Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- SCIP Inf 1 3
- Antibiotic Received now collected for SCIP and
contains the information previously collected
with Antibiotics During Stay and Antibiotics
Prior to Arrival. Those 2 elements have been
removed. - Admission Diagnosis of Infection and Early
Antibiotics are removed.
30Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- SCIP-Inf-1, 2, 3, 4 7
- Infection Prior to Anesthesia and Postoperative
Infection - Definition Change
- Its no longer, Was the patient being treated
for an infection? - Now its, Did the patient have an infection
during this hospitalization prior to the
principal procedure? - Penetrating abdominal trauma has been added to
Inclusion list for Infection Prior to Anesthesia.
31Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- SCIP Inf 1 Antibiotic Timing
- SCIP Inf 3 Antibiotic Discontinuation
- SCIP Inf 6 Appropriate Hair Removal
- No clinical changes made to these measures.
32Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- SCIP Inf 2 Appropriate Antibiotic Prophylaxis
- Updated Medication Table
- Cefamandole and Cefmetazole have been removed
from recommended antibiotic table.
33Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- SCIP Inf 3 - 4 Surgery End Date/Time
- If a patient leaves the OR with an open incision,
use the date and time of the initial procedure. - Do not use the date and time the patient returns
to the OR for closure.
34Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- SCIP Inf 4 Normoglycemia in Cardiac Surgery
Patients - Clarifications to Glucose POD1 and Glucose POD2
- Laboratory values of blood glucose take
precedence over bedside values when collected at
the same time. - When two or more values qualify as the closest to
0600 am, the earliest value should be collected.
35Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- SCIP Inf 7 Normothermia in Colorectal Surgery
Patients - Temperature Value
- Add to the Inclusions
- Skin surface temperatures
- Temporal artery temperatures
- Remove from the Exclusions
- Skin surface temperature
36Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- Appendix A ICD-9-CM Code Tables
- Tables 5.17 5.24 added to provide the provide
the ICD-9-CM Procedure codes used to determine
the measure-specific population for VTE-1 and
VTE-2 - Exclusion Tables are
- Table 5.09 Infections
- Table 5.14 Burns
- Table 5.15 Transplants
37Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- VTE ICD-9-CM Code Tables
- 5.17 Intracranial Neurosurgery
- 5.18 Elective Spinal Surgery
- 5.19 General Surgery
- 5.20 Gynecological Surgery
- 5.21 Urological Surgery
- 5.22 Elective Total Hip Replacement
- 5.23 Elective Total Knee Replacement
- 5.24 Hip Fracture Surgery
38Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- Appendix C Medication Tables
- Updated Medication Table
- Table 2.14 added For Quinolones - Parental
39Data Dictionary Version
4.1-10/1/06
- Appendix H Miscellaneous Tables
- Table 1.9 removed Surgery Performed During Stay.
- Table 2.1 added for VTE Prophylaxis Inclusion.
- Table 2.2 added for VTE Prophylaxis Exclusion.
40SCIP and Validation
41SCIP and Validation
- All measures submitted to QIO Clinical Warehouse
are subject to validation, but not all are
included within the scoring aspect. - Refer to the Data Validation tab on QualityNet
for the Data Validation Inclusion List posted
11/28/2006.
42SCIP and Validation
- Only elements identified within the listed time
periods will be scored - SIP measures will continue as usual through
06/30/2006 discharges. - SCIP measures will begin being scored beginning
with 07/01/2006 discharges.
43SCIP and Validation
- For discharges 07/01/2006-12/31/06 the SCIP Inf-4
thru 7 will be validated (educational comments
provided) but NOT included in the score. - This educational information will provide
feedback to providers on their abstractions and
allows them to become familiar with the elements
and scoring.
44SCIP and Validation
- Beginning with 01/01/07 discharges this document
will be updated again and scoring may be
included. - After 01/01/07 discharges, if these elements are
tagged and blank they will be counted as
mismatches.
45SCIP and Validation
- If your vendor is submitting your data to the
Clinical Data Warehouse and does not have these
questions tagged, it will not adversely affect
validation. - If the elements are tagged, this tells the
warehouse to expect these elements and that
your vendor will be submitting them, but if this
information is missing or blank, these will be
counted as mismatches.
46Next Steps
- Identifying SCIP cases
- Determining sampling strategy
- Abstracting cases
- Data feedback
- Identifying areas for improvement
47Resources
- Specifications Manual for National Hospital
Quality Measures http//xrl.us/stcp - QualityNet Quest http//xrl.us.s4yv
- MedQIC http//xrl.us/to9y
- PHA http//www.gha.org/pha/
- GMCF http//www.gmcf.org
48The Right Care for Every Person Every Time.
This material was prepared by GMCF under contract
with the Centers for Medicare Medicaid Services
(CMS), an agency of the U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services. The contents presented do not
necessarily reflect CMS policy. Publication No.
8SOW-GA-HOSP-06-141