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2021-9-26 published at Science&Technology category

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1.Mapping from SNOMED CT to ICD-10 and ICD-10-CM Dr. Kin Wah Fung U.S. National Library of Medicine, Bethesda, MD, USA
2.Background SNOMED CT is inherently more suitable for clinical documentation in an Electronic Health Record (EHR) Content coverage Clinical orientation Flexible data entry and retrieval Extensibility Requirements for ICD-10 (mortality report to WHO) and ICD-10-CM (reimbursement starting Oct 2013) codes have a strong influence on EHR development A map from SNOMED CT to ICD will promote the use of SNOMED CT for clinical documentation while allowing the generation of administrative codes Other potential benefits: improve speed and quality of ICD coding
3.Two mapping projects Mapping SNOMED CT to ICD-10 Joint effort between IHTSDO and WHO International participation (including USA, UK, Canada, Sweden, Australia, and New Zealand) Funded by IHTSDO with a lot of volunteer contribution Mapping SNOMED CT to ICD-10-CM Led by NLM with direct involvement from National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) Methodology and tools – based on ICD-10 Map project A lot of overlap between the 2 projects – people, methodology, tooling, mapping data
4.Rule-based mapping Map group 1 Rule 1 → target code 1 Rule 2 → target code 2 Map group 2 Rule 1 → target code 3 Rule 2 → target code 4 Map group 3 Rule 1 → target code 5 Rule 2 → target code 6 1 www.ihtsdo.org code1 code4 code6 Codes 1 + 4 +6 At run-time resolve to Final map
5.Multiple ICD codes – dagger and asterisk Source concepts which map to ICD chapters with asterisk conventions will be mapped to two target codes. The asterisk classification will always be the second map group Source concept: 111900000 Pneumonia in aspergillosis (disorder) Map group 1 Rule 1 → B44.1 Other pulmonary aspergillosis Map group 2 Rule 1 → J17.2 Pneumonia in mycoses
6.Multiple ICD codes – External causes The source concepts denoting a condition with an identifiable cause within scope of ICD‑10 chapter XX(20) will be mapped to two target codes. The external cause code will be assigned to the second target record. Source concept: 242012005 Thermal burns from lightning (disorder) : Map group 1 Rule 1 → T30.0 Burn of unspecified region Map group 2 Rule 1 → X33 Victim of lightning
7.Map rule – gender Source concept: 8619003 Infertile (finding) Map group 1 Rule 1 IFA 1086007| FEMALE (FINDING) | → N97.9 Female infertility, unspecified Rule 2 IFA 248153007 | MALE (FINDING) | → N46 Male infertility Rule 3 OTHERWISE TRUE -> NULL www.ihtsdo.org
8.Map rule – age of onset Source concept: 32398004 Bronchitis (disorder) Map group 1 Rule 1 IF 44518008 | AGE AT ONSET OF CLINICAL FINDING (OBSERVABLE)| < 15 YEARS → J20.9 Acute bronchitis, unspecified Rule 2 OTHERWISE TRUE → J40 Bronchitis not specified as acute or chronic www.ihtsdo.org
9.Map rule – exclusions Source concept: 367403001 Pyloric stenosis (disorder) Map group 1 Rule 1 IFA 204671009 | CONGENITAL PYLORIC STENOSIS (DISORDER) | OR DESCENDANTS → Q40.0 Congenital hypertrophic pyloric stenosis Rule 2 OTHERWISE TRUE → K31.1 Adult hypertrophic pyloric stenosis www.ihtsdo.org
10.Map advice Explicit guidance on the map’s usage DESCENDANTS NOT EXHAUSTIVELY MAPPED EPISODE OF CARE INFORMATION NEEDED CONSIDER ADDITIONAL CODE TO IDENTIFY SPECIFIC CONDITION OR DISEASE CONSIDER LATERALITY SPECIFICATION CONSIDER TRIMESTER SPECIFICATION CONSIDER WHICH FETUS IS AFFECTED BY THE MATERNAL CONDITION POSSIBLE REQUIREMENT FOR AN EXTERNAL CAUSE CODE THIS IS A MANIFESTATION CODE FOR USE IN A SECONDARY POSITION THIS IS AN EXTERNAL CAUSE CODE FOR USE IN A SECONDARY POSITION www.ihtsdo.org
11.Dual independent mapping Built-in quality assurance process – each map has to be agreed by 2 independent sources Concepts with no legacy maps – mapped independently by 2 map specialists Concepts with legacy maps – mapped by 1 map specialist first, and by another if there is discordance between legacy map and 1st map specialist Sources of legacy maps Existing UK maps (to ICD-10) CMT maps (to ICD-10-CM) UMLS synonymy ICD-10-CM maps derived from finalized ICD-10 maps Minor conflicts resolved by map leads Otherwise referred for broader discussion or consensus management panel
12.Intended uses of the map Embedded in the EHR for real-time, interactive ICD codes generation (I-MAGIC=Interactive Map-Assisted Generation of ICD Codes) To assist coding professionals by suggesting ICD codes based on SNOMED CT-encoded problem list entries
13.Interactive Map-Assisted Generation of ICD Codes (I-MAGIC) Algorithm
14.SNOMED CT concepts that are in scope for mapping Any concept in the following three SNOMED CT hierarchies Clinical finding Event Situation with explicit context Total about 110,000 concepts in scope www.ihtsdo.org
15.Priorities for phase 1 work ICD-10 map NLM’s CORE Problem List Subset SNOMED CT concepts that correspond to top ranking ICD-10 codes in 5 countries ICD-10-CM map NLM’s CORE Problem List Subset Donated content from Kaiser Permanente’s Convergent Medical Terminology (CMT) – top 2,500, sub-specialty subsets (cardiology, neurology, mental health, musculo-skeletal)
16.Work progress ICD-10 map Preview publication of maps for 5,000 concepts in September 2011 Final publication of phase 1 maps (about 20,000 concepts) planned for April 2012 ICD-10-CM map Planned release dates Feb 2012 – preview release (6,000 concepts) June 2012 – full phase 1 maps (15,000 concepts)
17.I-MAGIC demo tool http://imagic.nlm.nih.gov/imagic/code/map
18.Questions? kfung@mail.nih.gov

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