Getting Acquainted with the Cath PCI v5 Dataset-17.1 Lesson 3

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Lesson 3 of the learning activity "Getting Acquainted with the V5 Dataset" focuses on discussing the rationale and purpose of the V5 Dataset, locating coding resources, and identifying parameters for coding. The data collection form can be simplified depending on the procedure being captured, and certain optional elements are only captured for PCI procedures. Parent-child data elements are present, where coding the parent field prompts coding of more specific information related to that sequence. From studies conducted by the CATH PCI Registry, it takes an average of 30 to 45 minutes to complete one episode of care. The Demographics section is standardized across all NCDR registries, and specific ethnicities are captured as child fields for precise patient demographic information. Sequences 3020 and 3036 are related to patient enrollment in research studies and patient consent to withhold information respectively. Patient consent is not required for registry data used in research, as only de-identified patient data is provided. The History and Risk Factors section captures patient conditions and procedures prior to the current episode of care. The registry captures current tobacco use and the type and amount of tobacco consumed, but does not capture e-cigarettes, vaping, or marijuana. Cardiac arrest is captured multiple times in the dataset to document its occurrence before arrival, at transferring facilities, before the procedure, and during or after the procedure. The Clinical Frailty Scale is used to accurately assess the patient's condition prior to the first cath lab procedure. An infographic and poster are available for assistance in coding the Clinical Frailty Scale. The ECG section captures electrocardiac assessments and abnormalities within 30 days of the procedure. Pre-procedure stress testing and CTA results are documented for assessing disease severity. A history of a diagnostic coronary angiogram without intervention is captured, and pre-procedure medications are documented. This concludes Lesson 3 of Getting Acquainted with the CATH PCI Registry V5 Dataset.
Keywords
V5 Dataset
PCI procedures
CATH PCI Registry
patient consent
Clinical Frailty Scale