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| + | 3) Injury Date - to require the user to enter a date of injury when "E" diagnosis codes are used. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:04, 5 December 2011
Examples of Situational Data Elements:
1) Admission Date - to require the user to enter an admission date when codes such as 99221-99223 are used.
2) Discharge Date - to require the user to enter a discharge date when codes such as 99238-99239 are used.
3) Injury Date - to require the user to enter a date of injury when "E" diagnosis codes are used.