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Transition to ICD-10: Impact on Australian deaths data Malinda Steenkamp Research Centre for Injury Studies, Flinders University of South Australia Incorporating the AIHW National Injury Surveillance Unit

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Page 1: Transition to ICD-10:  Impact on Australian deaths data

Transition to ICD-10: Impact on Australian deaths data

Malinda SteenkampResearch Centre for Injury Studies,

Flinders University of South AustraliaIncorporating the AIHW National Injury Surveillance Unit

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Background

Transition to ICD-10 (from 1999 for deaths)

Impact on reporting national data?

Dual-coded deaths data1997 and 1998 (16,000 cases)

Trends Comparability ratios

external cause groupings + subgroups

Case flows

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Major groups of external causes: Trends - all injury

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Major groups of external causes: CRsMajor external cause group ICD-9

countsICD-10counts

CR(a) USACR(b)

Transportation (ICD-9: E800-E848; ICD-10: V01-V99) 3,972 4,024 1.01 1.03

Drowning (ICD-9: E910; ICD-10: W65-W74) 521 528 1.01 1.00

Poisoning due to pharmaceuticals (ICD-9: E850-E858; ICD-10: X40-X44)

888 926 1.04 0.84

Poisoning due to other substances (ICD-9: E860-E869; ICD-10: X45-X49)

83 85 1.02 1.00

Fires/burns/scalds (ICD-9: E890-E899, E924/0,8,9; ICD-10: X00-X19) 244 245 1.00 1.00

Falls (ICD-9 E880-E888; ICD-10 W00-W10) 2,307 913 0.40 0.97

Other unintentional (Remaining codes of ICD-9/ICD-10) 1,187 2,793 2.35 1.00

Intentional, self inflicted (ICD-9: E950-E959; ICD-10: X60-X84,Y87.0) 5,406 5,405 1.00 NR

Intentional, inflicted by another (ICD-9: E960-E978; E990-E999;ICD-10: X85-Y09, Y67.1, Y35-Y36, Y89.0, Y39.1)

650 651 1.00 NR

Undetermined intent (ICD-9: E980-E989; ICD-10: Y10-Y34,Y87.2) 255 266 1.04 NR

Medical misadventure, etc.ICD-9: E870-E879, E930-E949; YICD-10: 40-Y84,Y88.0-Y88.3)

170 243 1.43 NR

No external cause as UCoD 240,689 240,473 1.00 NR

All injuries (ICD-9: E800-E999; ICD-10: V01-Y98) 15,683 16,079 1.03 NR

Sources: (a) Calculated by NISU

(b) (Anderson, Minino et al. 2001)

Shaded areas indicate CR outside the arbitrary range 0.95 and 1.05.

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Falls (E880-E888) persons 65+ years

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Falls: Case flows

Accidental Falls

E880-E886

E888Other andunspecifiedfall

E887Fracture,causeunspecified

Other Unintentional Injury

E900-E909E911-E923E924.1E925-E929

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Accidental Falls Other Unintentional Injury

W18Other fall onsame level

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X59Exposuretounspecifiedfactor

W20-W64W75-W99X20-X39X50-X58Y85-Y86Y89.9

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Adjusted trends falls - persons 65+ yrs

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Injury matrix - Unintentional categories

Mechanism ICD-9 ICD-10 CR

Cut/pierce 27 13 0.48Drowning 591 528 0.89Fall (I9: E880-E886, E888; I10 W00-W19) 890 913 1.03Fire/burn 244 245 1.00Firearm 40 41 1.03Machinery 111 65 0.59Motor vehicle traffic 3,532 3,448 0.98Pedal cyclist, other 13 22 1.69Pedestrian, other 87 131 1.51Transport, other 268 423 1.58Natural /environmental 103 106 1.03Poisoning 971 1,011 1.04Struck by/against 134 125 0.93Suffocation 329 402 1.22Other specified, classifiable 252 202 0.80Other specified, nec 15 114 7.60Unspecified 1,594 1,724 1.08All unintentional 9,201 9,513 1.03

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Injury matrix - Suicide

Mechanism ICD-9 ICD-10 CR

Cut/pierce 101 101 1.00Drowning 123 123 1.00Fall 213 213 1.00Fire/burn 63 63 1.00Firearm 564 564 1.00All transportation 23 23 1.00Poisoning 1,876 1,876 1.00Suffocation 2,204 2,204 1.00Other specified, classifiable 212 175 0.83Other specified, nec 8 44 5.50Unspecified 19 19 1.00All suicide 5,406 5,405 0.99

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Injury matrix - Homicide

Mechanism ICD-9 ICD-10 CRCut/pierce 200 197 0.99Drowning 10 10 1.00Fall 5 5 1.00Fire/burn 12 13 1.08Firearm 136 136 1.00All transportation 4 ..Poisoning 22 22 1.00Struck by/against 133 132 0.99Suffocation 52 53 1.02Other specified, classifiable 10 11 1.10Other specified, nec 14 8 0.57Unspecified 42 46 1.10All homicide 636 637 1.00

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Injury matrix - Undetermined

Mechanism ICD-9 ICD-10 CR

Cut/pierce 1 1 1.00Drowning 19 19 1.00Fall 9 10 1.11Fire/flame 6 6 1.00Firearm 10 11 1.10All Transportation 2 3 1.50Poisoning 179 187 1.04Suffocation 7 8 1.14Other specified, classifiable 9 10 1.11Other specified, nec 7 3 0.43Unspecified 6 9 1.50All undetermined 255 267 1.05

Legal intervention - firearm 14 14 1.00

All injury 15,682 16,079 1.03

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Main points• ICD-10 results in 3% increase in overall case counts

+515, - 119; net = 369

• Falls (ICD-9 E880-E888) - particular problems No equivalent to E887 - often used for persons aged 65+ yrs Most E887 shift to X59 Proposed solution - X59 + ‘Fractures’

• Injury matrix 10 of 17 Unintentional categories - some problems Less problems for suicide (and homicide) Undetermined - some problems but small numbers

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Major groups of external causes: CRsMajor external cause group ICD-9

case countsICD-10

case countsCR(a) USA (b)

Transportation 3,972 4,024 1.01 1.03

Drowning (excl water transport) 521 528 1.01 1.00

Poisoning due to pharmaceuticals 888 926 1.04 0.84

Poisoning due to other substances 83 85 1.02 1.00

Fires/burns/scalds 244 245 1.00 1.00

Falls (ICD-9 E880-E888; ICD-10 W00-W10) 2,307 913 0.40 0.97

Other unintentional 1,187 2,793 2.35 1.00

Intentional, self inflicted 5,406 5,405 1.00 NR

Intentional, inflicted by another 650 651 1.00 NR

Undetermined intent 255 266 1.04 NR

Medical misadventure, etc. 170 243 1.43 NR

No external cause as UCoD 240,689 240,473 1.00 NR

All injuries 15,683 16,079 1.03 NRSources: (a) Calculated by NISU(b) (Anderson, Minino et al. 2001)