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Acute Physiology Score (APS)
A component of the APACHE II classification system which measures the physiological condition of the critically ill patients in intensive care units. |
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Acute/Acuteness
Patients assessed as requiring the level of health care services that can only be provided in an acute care hospital, as determined through InterQual criteria. |
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ADCI
acronym for Atypical Diagnostic Coding Index (ADCI) |
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ADD/ADHD
acronym for Attention Deficit Disorder / Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADD/ADHD) |
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Addiction Severity Index (ASI)
The Addiction Severity Index (ASI) is a validated, standardized tool used frequently with adults seeking treatment for substance-use problems and has been used both for treatment planning and outcome evaluation. It was modified for use with pregnant and p... |
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Adenoidectomy
See Tonsillectomy and Adenoidectomy . |
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Adequate Prenatal Care
This indicator measures the percent of women who were pregnant and received adequate prenatal care, according to the Revised-Graduated Prenatal Care Utilization Index (R-GINDEX). Please see the |
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ADG
acronym for Aggregated Diagnosis Group (ADG) AND Ambulatory Diagnostic Groups (ADG) (the former title of Aggregated Diagnosis Group). |
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Adjusted
Standardized across groups, in order to allow for comparison across groups. For example, prevalence or rate of an area may be adjusted by age and sex so as to provide an estimate of what an area's prevalence or rate might have been if that area's age and ... |
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Adjusted Clinical Group ® (ACG®) Case-Mix System
The Johns Hopkins Adjusted Clinical Group® (ACG®) Case-Mix System is a risk adjustment tool developed to measure the illness burden (morbidity) of individual patients and enrolled populations. This system quantifies morbidity by grouping individua... |
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Adjusted Clinical Group® (ACG®) Morbidity Index
See Morbidity Index (ACG®-based) . |
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Adjusted Mortality Ratio (AMR)
See Standardized Mortality / Morbidity Ratio (SMR) . |
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Adjusted Rates
Adjusted rates are crude rate values that are statistically adjusted to control for different age and sex distributions among groups (e.g.: across health regions, community areas, income quintiles, community areas, or Resource Utilization Bands (RUBs)) to... |
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ADL
acronym for Activities of Daily Living (ADL) |
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Administrative Costs
Costs associated with running a facility (e.g. hospital) that are not directly applicable to patient care. |
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Administrative Data
Administrative data refers to information collected "usually by government, for some administrative purpose (e.g., keeping track of the population eligible for certain benefits, paying doctors or hospitals), but not primarily for research or surveillance ... |
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Administrative Health Data
Administrative health data is generated through the routine administration of health care programs. Administrative health databases, developed by provincial governments as a result of universal medical care insurance, are designed to collect and store thi... |
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Admission
Admission to a facility such as hospital, Personal Care Home (PCH), or mental health care facility. Note that admissions to nursing homes include all first-time admissions as well as those whose status change from Respite Care to a long term PCH admission... |
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Admission Diagnosis
Diagnosis given to patient on admission to hospital. Note : Hospital discharge abstracts usually also record the most responsible diagnosis in the first field. These diagnoses are often coded using the International Classification of Disease (ICD) s... |
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Admission to Personal Care Home (PCH)
This indicator measures the age- and sex-adjusted average annual percent of residents 75 and older who were admitted to a personal care home (PCH), according to where they lived prior to being admitted to a PCH. In Frohlich et al. (2001), five years of... |
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