Data Dictionary International Classification of External Causes of Injuries ICECI Version 1.0 International Classification of External Causes of Injuries.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

GL8 New Orleans December 4-5, 2006 INIST-CNRS (France) From SIGLE to OpenSIGLE and Beyond From SIGLE to OpenSIGLE and Beyond An In-Depth Look at Resource.

Advertisements

HL7-Individual Case Safety Reporting (ICSR)

ICD Revision Process: towards ICD -11 Classification, Assessment, Terminology Team WHO.

WHO Agenda: Classifications – Terminologies - Standards

Applications of Health Informatics.  John Graunt began the statistical study of disease in the early 17 th century  1837 William Farr wanted adoption.

World Health Organization Injuries and Violence Prevention ICECI: State of Affairs 1. Current position of ICECI 2. Overall planning 3. Other relevant information.

International Collaborative Effort on Injury June 1-3, 2005 Cuernevaca, Mexico Yvette Holder, Consultant Biostatistician/Epidemiologist.

1 International Family of Economic and Social Classifications United Nations Statistics Division.

ICD-11: injury and external causes of injury James Harrison AIHW National Injury Surveillance Unit Flinders University – Adelaide – South Australia.

July 11 th, 2005 Software Engineering with Reusable Components RiSE’s Seminars Sametinger’s book :: Chapters 16, 17 and 18 Fred Durão.

Physical design. Stage 6 - Physical Design Retrieve the target physical environment Create physical data design Create function component implementation.

1 Who We Are. What We Do EphMRA/PBIRG Classification Committee.

ICE on Injury Statistics and its Success in Problem Identification & Description 9 th World Conference on Injury Prevention & Safety Promotion Merida,

How do we and how should we define and count poisoning deaths in the United States? U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Centers for Disease Control.

1 International Family of Economic and Social Classifications United Nations Statistics Division.

International Classification of External Causes of Injuries ICECI International Classification of External Causes of Injuries.

1 International Trade Statistics Expert Meeting, September 2006, OECD Paris International Export and Import Price Indices Manual Paul Schreyer, OECD.

Monash University Department of Forensic Medicine WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION Professor Joan Ozanne-Smith Dr Chebiwot Kipsaina Monash University Department.

International Comparisons of Proportion of Unspecified External Causes of Death Tsung-Hsueh (Robert) Lu, MD, MPH Institute of Public Health, College of.

External Cause of Injury Mortality Matrix Lois A. Fingerhut on behalf on the ICE on Injury Statistics October 2004 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

ICD-10 Transition September Modern History of ICD-10  The World Health Organization’s (WHO) International Classification of Diseases has served.

Version Advanced User Training. Instructions This training module contains additional key concepts that are an extension to the concepts in the.

RDA in NACO Module 6.a RDA Chapter 11: Identifying Corporate Bodies—Overview Recording the Attributes.

Margaret Warner, PhD Li-Hui Chen, MS, PhD Office of Analysis and Epidemiology National Conference on Health Statistics Washington, DC August 2010 International.

Prevention-smart parents An Online Resource for Parents to Protect Their Children from Drug Misuse.

Narrative Analysis in Injury Research This injury was due to ……. Thomas Songer, PhD University of Pittsburgh

Software Production Chapter 2: Identifying Software Development Activities.

A Code of Good Practice on the Rights and Quality of Life of people affected by Multiple Sclerosis.

ICECI application in Injury Surveillance in Cali, Colombia Andrés Fandiño-Losada Edgar Muñoz María Isabel Gutiérrez Martínez.

Revision trial of ICD-10 Ch XX on external causes of injury Martti Virtanen, Kristina Bränd Persson WHO Collaborating Centre for the Family of International.

Queensland University of Technology CRICOS No J Restructuring External Causes in ICD-11: Improving the Quality of Codes for Injury Statistics Kirsten.

1 International Family of Economic and Social Classifications United Nations Statistics Division.

International Collaborative Effort -ICE- on Injury Statistics Lois A. Fingerhut Chair, ICE on Injury Statistics Special Assistant for Injury Epidemiology.

National Center for Health Statistics Barell Matrix— moving to ICD-10 Lois A. Fingerhut May 2004.

24 November Heritage of the Printed Book database.

ICCS Marker Training Hamburg July 2008 Final note on marking Reliability marking report from WinDEM will include record of scores for double-marked items,

How has the ICE been a resource for problem response? Colin Cryer Injury Prevention Research Unit University of Otago 9 th World Conference on Injury Prevention.

CRISP 1 st Workshop June 20, 2001 Communication and Dissemination Status of work Sylviane Nibel, CSTB (F)

Abbreviated Injury Scale Measures of severity ICE on injury statistics Maria Segui-Gomez.

ICECI Minimum Data Set for Less-Resourced Environments ICE Injury Meeting, April 2-3, 2001 Bethesda, Maryland Yvette Holder, MPH Associate Service Fellow,

ITS Meeting Sept 2006 New Developments at the OECD: The Common Processing Application (COPRA) ITS Experts Meeting – September 2006 Trevor Fletcher ITN/CBS.

1 INTERIM REPORT ON SHA DEVELOPMENTAL WORK 7 th Meeting of Health Accounts Experts and Correspondents for Health Expenditure Data Paris, September.

International Collaborative Effort -ICE- on Injury Statistics Lois A. Fingerhut, Chair Cuernavaca, Mexico June 1 st -2 nd,, 2005 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.

SNOMED CT Vendor Introduction 27 th October :30 (CET) Implementation Special Interest Group Tom Seabury IHTSDO.

ICE Collaboration with EU Anne Mette T. Johansen & Birthe Frimodt-Møller Denmark International Collaborative Effort on Injury Statistics May.

Copyright, 1996 © Dale Carnegie & Associates, Inc.

The WHO Revision Process Morbidity Kerry Innes Manager Australian Centre for Clinical Terminology and Information Towards ICD-11 for Australia University.

International Classification of External Causes of Injuries ICECI International Classification of External Causes of Injuries.

MODULE 6: PLANNING FOR GOVERNANCE AUDIT GOVERNANCE AUDITOR ACCREDITATION COURSE.

Death Certification Reforms Potential impact on mortality statistics Lucy Vickers, Lois Cook, John Blake Health Statistics User Group – March 2011.

Data Comparison Setup.

Chapter 11: Software Configuration Management

ICD-9-CM, ICD-10-CM, and ICD-10-PCS Coding Systems

Review of the 1958 Agreement

United Nations Statistics Division

Working Group Meeting: Statistics on Crime and Criminal Justice 15 March 2017, Luxembourg Ongoing work on developing the ICCS manual and translations.

ICD 10 Guidelines on External Cause Codes

Team Leader Crime Statistics

Education and Implementation Committee

WHO-FIC Collaborating Center South Africa

Chapter 11: Software Configuration Management

Family of International Classifications: an updated definition, foundation and structure (Poster C702) This poster provides a summary of the revised Family.

ESTP COURSE ON ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CLASSIFICATIONS Introductory course Day 1 – second morning session International family of economic and social classifications.

Economic classifications

CIRCA Manual WHY this document

The act of intentionally taking one’s own life

Cost Estimation.

A CASE MANAGER APPROACH IN MANAGING MULTIMORBIDITY

Software Re-engineering and Reverse Engineering

Presentation transcript:

Data Dictionary International Classification of External Causes of Injuries ICECI Version 1.0 International Classification of External Causes of Injuries

ICECI -Long history -International consensus -Acknowledged by WHO

International Classification of External Causes of Injuries Statement WHO ICECI in its current form could be incorporated into the ICD Family of Classifications in the ‘related classifications’ sub- category, i.e. those classifications which use parts of ICD to develop a new classification.

International Classification of External Causes of Injuries Testing Case scenarios (13 countries/27 organisations/39 experts) -Review (a lot) -Field test (14 countries/30 organisations/60 experts) -Derivatives from ICECI

International Classification of External Causes of Injuries ACTIVITY Level 1 Level 2 OBJECT Level 1 Level 2 ALCOHOL USE Level 1 DRUG USE Level 1 PLACE Level 1 Level 2 MECHANISM Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Short version INTENT Level 1 Level 2 ViolenceTransport PlaceSportOccupational Data elements for all injuries Modules for specific injuries

International Classification of External Causes of Injuries Relation ICD: the injury matrix ICECI and ICD-10 Chapter XX can both be reported in accordance to the matrix. Necessary: 1st level of Intent + 2nd level of Mechanism of Injury

International Classification of External Causes of Injuries Determine main injury events 1st level of -Intent -Place -Activity

International Classification of External Causes of Injuries Derivatives of ICECI -CDC’s short version -Less resourced countries -Minimum Data Sets in Europe -Coroners in Australia -Injury Prevention Porgramme Coding manual (former EHLASS) -……...

International Classification of External Causes of Injuries Further development -Maintenance group -Liaison ICD mechanisms -Internet ( -Clearinghouse -Indexing -Translations -Public relations -Additional elements -Testing -……..