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    Quality of the register of medical diagnosis and subsequent coding in a second level hospital from Tabasco, Mexico, 2009

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    Objetivo: conocer la proporci贸n de diagn贸sticos codificados adecuadamente de acuerdo a la Clasificaci贸n Estad铆stica Internacional de聽Enfermedades y Problemas Relacionados con la Salud, D茅cima Revisi贸n, a consecuencia del registro correcto por parte del m茅dico tratante聽en los reportes diarios de consulta externa, en un hospital de segundo nivel de C谩rdenas, Tabasco, M茅xico, en el a帽o 2009. Materiales聽y M茅todos: se realiz贸 una investigaci贸n transversal en sistemas de salud, en la cual, de 450 formatos de registro de consulta externa聽(N = 450) generados durante los meses de abril a octubre de 2009 en un hospital general de seguridad social de Tabasco, M茅xico, se聽tom贸 una muestra probabil铆stica de 39 formatos (p = 0,8, Z = 1,645, d = 0,1), de la que se excluyeron dos rotos y uno manchado, siendo聽estudiados 36 (n = 36) que inclu铆an 372 diagn贸sticos registrados, a los que se revis贸 calidad del registro y concordancia con los nombres de聽padecimientos seg煤n la Clasificaci贸n Estad铆stica Internacional de Enfermedades y Problemas Relacionados con la Salud, D茅cima Revisi贸n,聽y se describi贸 su impacto sobre la calidad de la codificaci贸n de parte del departamento de estad铆stica. Resultados: de 372 registros聽estudiados, el 50% mostraron error, siendo el m谩s com煤n el uso de abreviaturas o siglas (37,4%). Solo 100 (26,9%) de los registros incluidos聽presentaron concordancia con la Clasificaci贸n Estad铆stica Internacional de Enfermedades y Problemas Relacionados con la Salud, D茅cima聽Revisi贸n, observ谩ndose que en 131 de los casos (35,2%) se logr贸 una codificaci贸n exitosa. Conclusiones: el 65% de la morbilidad reportada聽por el departamento de estad铆stica no corresponde a la realidad, lo que lleva a la toma de decisiones administrativas con informaci贸n de聽baja calidad. M脡D.UIS. 2015;28(2):187-94.Palabras clave: Morbilidad. Clasificaci贸n Internacional de Enfermedades. Servicio de Registros M茅dicos en Hospital. Documentaci贸n.聽聽Objective: To know the proportion of properly coded diagnosis according to the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and聽Related Health Problems, Tenth Revision, as a result of successful registration by the treating physician in outpatient daily reports in a聽second level hospital from Cardenas, Tabasco, Mexico, in 2009. Materials and Methods: A cross-sectional research was conducted in聽health systems, in which, from 450 outpatient registration forms (N = 450) generated during April to October 2009 in a general hospital of聽social security from Tabasco, Mexico, it was taken a probability sample of 39 forms (p = 0.8, Z = 1.645, d = 0.1), from which were excluded聽two broken and one dirty, being studied 36 forms (n = 36) which included 372 diagnoses registered, whose register quality and consistency聽with the names of diseases according to the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, Tenth聽Revision, were reviewed, and it was described their impact on the quality of the coding, on behalf the Statistic Department. Results:聽From 372 studied records, 50% showed mistake, being the most common the use of abbreviations or acronyms (37.4%). Only 100 (26.9%)聽of the records included presented consistency according to the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health 聽 Problems, Tenth Revision, observing that in 131 cases (35.2%) a successful coding was achieved. Conclusions: 65% of morbidity reported by the Statistical Department does not correspond to reality, leading to management decisions with poor quality information. M脡D.UIS. 2015;28(2):187-94.Keywords: Morbidity. International Classification of Diseases. Medical Records Department, Hospital. Documentation

    Calidad del registro del diagn贸stico m茅dico y subsecuente codificaci贸n en un hospital de segundo nivel de Tabasco, M茅xico, 2009

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    Objective: To know the proportion of properly coded diagnosis according to the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and聽Related Health Problems, Tenth Revision, as a result of successful registration by the treating physician in outpatient daily reports in a聽second level hospital from Cardenas, Tabasco, Mexico, in 2009. Materials and Methods: A cross-sectional research was conducted in聽health systems, in which, from 450 outpatient registration forms (N = 450) generated during April to October 2009 in a general hospital of聽social security from Tabasco, Mexico, it was taken a probability sample of 39 forms (p = 0.8, Z = 1.645, d = 0.1), from which were excluded聽two broken and one dirty, being studied 36 forms (n = 36) which included 372 diagnoses registered, whose register quality and consistency聽with the names of diseases according to the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, Tenth聽Revision, were reviewed, and it was described their impact on the quality of the coding, on behalf the Statistic Department. Results:聽From 372 studied records, 50% showed mistake, being the most common the use of abbreviations or acronyms (37.4%). Only 100 (26.9%)聽of the records included presented consistency according to the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health 聽 Problems, Tenth Revision, observing that in 131 cases (35.2%) a successful coding was achieved. Conclusions: 65% of morbidity reported by the Statistical Department does not correspond to reality, leading to management decisions with poor quality information. M脡D.UIS. 2015;28(2):187-94.Objetivo: conocer la proporci贸n de diagn贸sticos codificados adecuadamente de acuerdo a la Clasificaci贸n Estad铆stica Internacional de聽Enfermedades y Problemas Relacionados con la Salud, D茅cima Revisi贸n, a consecuencia del registro correcto por parte del m茅dico tratante聽en los reportes diarios de consulta externa, en un hospital de segundo nivel de C谩rdenas, Tabasco, M茅xico, en el a帽o 2009. Materiales聽y M茅todos: se realiz贸 una investigaci贸n transversal en sistemas de salud, en la cual, de 450 formatos de registro de consulta externa聽(N = 450) generados durante los meses de abril a octubre de 2009 en un hospital general de seguridad social de Tabasco, M茅xico, se聽tom贸 una muestra probabil铆stica de 39 formatos (p = 0,8, Z = 1,645, d = 0,1), de la que se excluyeron dos rotos y uno manchado, siendo聽estudiados 36 (n = 36) que inclu铆an 372 diagn贸sticos registrados, a los que se revis贸 calidad del registro y concordancia con los nombres de聽padecimientos seg煤n la Clasificaci贸n Estad铆stica Internacional de Enfermedades y Problemas Relacionados con la Salud, D茅cima Revisi贸n,聽y se describi贸 su impacto sobre la calidad de la codificaci贸n de parte del departamento de estad铆stica. Resultados: de 372 registros聽estudiados, el 50% mostraron error, siendo el m谩s com煤n el uso de abreviaturas o siglas (37,4%). Solo 100 (26,9%) de los registros incluidos聽presentaron concordancia con la Clasificaci贸n Estad铆stica Internacional de Enfermedades y Problemas Relacionados con la Salud, D茅cima聽Revisi贸n, observ谩ndose que en 131 de los casos (35,2%) se logr贸 una codificaci贸n exitosa. Conclusiones: el 65% de la morbilidad reportada聽por el departamento de estad铆stica no corresponde a la realidad, lo que lleva a la toma de decisiones administrativas con informaci贸n de聽baja calidad. M脡D.UIS. 2015;28(2):187-94
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