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Title: Medical Information Reporting for California MIRCal


1
Medical Information Reporting for California
(MIRCal)
2
Success Along the MIRCal Path
  • Candace L. Diamond
  • cdiamond_at_oshpd.ca.gov
  • CASA Annual Conference 2005

3
Agenda
  • Program Status
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Data Findings
  • Future Enhancements

4
Voluntary Data Submissions
Thank you!
  • Limited Timeframe Feb 16 - Mar 29, 2005
  • Data from Oct-Dec 2004
  • 94 Emergency Departments
  • 94 Hospital-based Ambulatory Surgery Clinics
  • 34 Freestanding Ambulatory Surgery Centers
  • Win-Win!
  • Facilities tested format mapping w/o pressure
  • Personal attention training from PDS analysts
  • Freestanding ASCs learned the MIRCal process
  • We were able to do more testing with live data

5
Now Its Real Its Working
  • Emergency Departments (ED)
  • 340 approved reports
  • 6 unreceivable reports
  • Hospital-based Ambulatory Surgery
  • 370 approved reports
  • 62 unreceivable reports
  • Freestanding Ambulatory Surgery Centers
  • 439 approved reports
  • 14 unreceivable reports

6
Report Periods Due Dates
  • 1st Quarter January March
  • due May 15th
  • 2nd Quarter April June
  • due August 14th
  • 3rd Quarter July September
  • due November 14th
  • 4th Quarter October December
  • due February 14th

7
Congratulations
  • 809 ambulatory surgery facilities reported a
    total of 692,126 records
  • Sutter North Procedure Center was the first
    freestanding licensed ambulatory surgery center
    to receive Approved status for their report on
    April 13th.

8
Data Exceptions
  • Modification key is timing
  • Non-compliance key is the plan to correct
  • Variant Action key is valid data

9
Fees Penalties
  • Required by law
  • July 2005 fee collection based on ASC estimate
  • Assessed at 50 cents per record
  • Penalties for late or non-compliant reports
  • 100 per day
  • Penalty assessment begins with 3rd Quarter 2005
  • Appeal process
  • Test (early often) vs. Formal Submission
  • Analysts provide assistance
  • Extension days available (14 days)

10
FAQ 1
  • What type of facilities are required to report AS
    data to MIRCal?
  • a) Freestanding Ambulatory Surgery
  • Centers (Certified)
  • b) Freestanding Ambulatory Surgery
  • Centers (Licensed as surgical clinic)
  • c) Hospitals
  • d) Both b and c

11
ASC Data Reporting to OSHPD
Medicare Certified ASCs
Licensed Surgical Clinics
Medi-Cal Certified ASCs
Other ASC Ownerships
12
Key Definitions
  • Record An ambulatory surgery data record shall
    be submitted for each encounter during the
    quarterly reporting period in which at least one
    ambulatory surgery procedure was performed
  • Procedure
  • Surgical in nature
  • Carries a procedural risk
  • Carries an anesthetic risk
  • Coded using CPT- 4 (no modifiers)

13
FAQ 2
  • What procedure codes will OSHPD collect?
  • CPT Codes 10000-69999
  • CPT Codes 10000-69999, HCPCS G Codes
  • CPT Codes 00100-99999
  • CPT Codes 00100-99999, 0001T-9999T

14
FAQ 3
  • Can OSHPD crosswalk the HCPCS Level II G codes to
    HCPCS Level I CPT codes?
  • Yes
  • No

15
FAQ 4
  • Can we report modifiers with CPT codes?
  • Yes
  • No

16
FAQ 5
  • Do we report cancelled procedures?
  • Yes, if the procedure was begun
  • No
  • Report every procedure whether it was begun
    or not.

17
E Codes
  • External Cause of Injury Codes (E-Codes)
  • Must be reported for the discharge or encounter
    during which the injury, poisoning and/or adverse
    effect was first diagnosed or treated
  • E-Codes are assigned from the International
    Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision,
    Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM) (E800 E999)
  • Reporting medical/surgical misadventures and
    abnormal reaction codes (E870 E879) is optional

18
FAQ 6
  • For an injury that was first diagnosed or
    treated, where is E code reported?
  • First inpatient discharge
  • First ED encounter
  • First AS encounter
  • First physician office
  • Only a, b, or c, whichever occurs first

19
FAQ 7
  • If an injured patient was first diagnosed in a
    doctors office and sent to Endoscopy ASC, who
    reports the E code?
  • Doctors office
  • Endoscopy ASC
  • Not applicable

20
FAQ 8
  • There is a staff change to accessing MIRCal
    system. What do I
    do?
  • Permit other staff to access MIRCal for you.
  • Wait to be contacted by MIRCal before updating
    the changes
  • Contact the UAA to update the MIRCal system (User
    Access)
  • All of the above

21
FAQ 9
  • Where can I find licensing information?
  • www.oshpd.ca.gov/ALIRTS/index.htm
  • www.oshpd.ca.gov/hid/MIRCal/index/htm

22
Current Edits
  • Blank and Invalid values
  • Age greater than 120 years
  • Date of Birth after Service Date
  • Service Date outside report period
  • HIV test result reported
  • Duplicate diagnosis code
  • Place of occurrence E-code missing

23
Future Edits?
  • Illogical relationships between data elements
    (sex, dates, diagnoses, procedures)
  • Illogical relationships between codes in a data
    element (all Medicare Part A?)

24
Jan-Mar 2005First Statewide Data for CA
  • Number of Patient Records
  • ED 2,137,740
  • Hospital AS 253,712
  • Freestanding ASCs 437,542
  • Average Number of Extension Days Used
  • ED 9 days
  • Hospital AS 7 days
  • Freestanding ASCs 7 days

25
Jan-Mar 2005Gender
  • Hospital AS
  • 244,353 Females
  • 192,246 Males
  • 2,785 Unknown
  • 0 Invalid and Blank
  • Freestanding ASCs
  • 138,659 Females
  • 108,639 Males
  • 1,831 Unknown
  • 3 Invalid and Blank

26
Jan-Mar 2005Race
  • Hospital AS
  • Highest 311,895 White (code
    R5)
  • Lowest 2,726 Amer.Indian/Alaskan
    (code R1)
  • Problem 24,834 Unknown Race
    (code 99)
  • Freestanding ASCs
  • Highest 122, 608 White
    (code R5)
  • Lowest 809 Hawaiian/Pac.Islander
    (code R4)
  • Problem 77,155 Unknown Race
    (code 99)

27
Jan-Mar 2005Ethnicity
  • Hospital AS
  • 87,650 Hispanic or Latino (code E1)
  • 323,443 Non-Hispanic or Non-Latino (code E2)
  • 28,275 Unknown Ethnicity (code 99)
  • Freestanding ASCs
  • 30,427 Hispanic or Latino (code E1)
  • 122,866 Non-Hispanic or Non-Latino (code E2)
  • 95,822 Unknown Ethnicity (code 99)

28
Jan-Mar 2005 Top 3 Diagnoses
  • Hospital AS
  • V76.51 Special Screening, Colon (15,645)
  • 211.3 Benign Neoplasm, Colon (11,771)
  • 366.9 Unspecified Cataract (10,511)
  • Freestanding ASCs
  • 211.3 Benign Neoplasm, Colon (19,448)
  • 366.16 Senile Cataract, Nuclear (10,854)
  • 562.10 Diverticulosis, Colon, (9,389)
  • with no hemorrhage

29
Jan-Mar 2005Diagnoses (data quality)
  • Hospital AS
  • Valid - 739,116 Princ. Diagnoses
  • 747,686 Other Diagnoses
  • Blank - 241 Princ. Diagnoses
  • Invalid - 27 Princ. Diagnoses
  • 9 Other Diagnoses
  • Freestanding ASCs
  • Valid - 248,914 Princ. Diagnoses
  • 166,363 Other Diagnoses
  • Blank - 44 Princ. Diagnoses
  • Invalid - 174 Princ. Diagnoses
  • 144 Other Diagnoses

30
Jan-Mar 2005 Top 3 Procedures
  • Hospital AS
  • 45378 Colonoscopy (27,756)
  • 66984 Cataract Extraction with intraocular
  • lens insertion (25,223)
  • 3. 43239 EGD with biopsy (21,441)
  • Freestanding ASCs
  • 45378 Colonoscopy (31,912)
  • 66984 Cataract Extraction with intraocular
  • lens insertion (27,180)
  • 3. 43239 EGD with biopsy (17,963)

31
Jan-Mar 2005Procedures (data quality)
  • Hospital AS
  • Valid - 438,471 Princ. Procedures
  • 453,975 Other Procedures
  • Invalid - 152 Princ. Procedures
  • 531 Other Procedures
  • c) Blank - 761 Princ.
    Procedures
  • Freestanding ASCs
  • Valid - 248,913 Princ. Procedures
  • 67,151 Other Procedures
  • Invalid - 165 Princ. Procedures
  • 50 Other Procedures
  • Blank - 54 Princ. Procedures

32
Jan-Mar 2005 Top 3 External Causes of Injuries
  • Hospital AS
  • E928.9 Unspecified Accidents (2,263)
  • E927. Overexertion (1,336)
  • E888.9 Unspecified Falls (1,041)
  • Freestanding ASCs
  • E928.9 Unspecified Accidents (825)
  • E927. Overexertion (528)
  • E929.9 Late effect of Unspecified Accidents
    (124)

33
Jan-Mar 2005 External Causes of Injury Codes
  • Hospital AS
  • Valid 19,425 Princ. E Codes
  • 19,132 Other E Codes
  • Invalid - 3 Princ. E Codes
  • 3 Other E Codes
  • Freestanding ASCs
  • Valid - 2,577 Princ. E Codes
  • 2,416 Other E Codes
  • Invalid - 21 Princ. E Codes
  • 9 Other E Codes

34
Jan-Mar 2005 Place of Occurrence - as cause
  • Hospital AS Principal E Code Position
  • E849.0 Home 8
  • E849.3 Industrial Places 1
  • E849.4 Recreation Places 1
  • E849.7 Residential Institution 14
  • E849.9 Unspecified Place 16
  • Freestanding ASCs Principal E Code Position
  • E849.0 Home 2
  • E849.3 Industrial Places 8
  • E849.4 Recreation Places 2
  • E849.6 Public Building 1
  • E849.7 Residential Institution 1
  • E849.9 Unspecified Place 15

35
Jan-Mar 2005 Place of Occurrence - unspecified
  • Hospital AS Other E Codes
  • E849.0 Home 3,942
  • E849.3 Industrial Places 793
  • E849.4 Recreation Places 1,472
  • E849.7 Residential Institution 1,363
  • E849.8 Other Specified Place 1,518
  • E849.9 Unspecified Place 8,605
  • Freestanding ASCs Other E Codes
  • E849.0 Home 85
  • E849.3 Industrial Places 938
  • E849.4 Recreation Places 191
  • E849.6 Public Building 184
  • E849.7 Residential Institution 26
  • E849.8 Other Specified Place 82
  • E849.9 Unspecified Place 784

36
Jan-Mar 2005SSN data quality very good!
  • Hospital AS
  • Valid - 412,499
  • Invalid - 257
  • Unknown - 26,558
  • Blank - 70
  • Freestanding ASCs
  • Valid - 223,096
  • Invalid - 41
  • Unknown - 25,899
  • Blank - 96


37
Jan-Mar 2005 Top 3 Dispositions
  • Hospital AS
  • 422,760 - Home (code 01)
  • 13,758 - Other (code 00)
  • 1,121 - Medicare-certified SNF (code 03)
  • Freestanding ASCs
  • 240,231 - Home (code 01)
  • 7,501 - Other (code 00)
  • 585 - Blank/Missing (code - )
  • Other Findings Deaths
  • Hospital AS 47
  • Freestanding ASCs 0

38
Jan-Mar 2005 Top 4 Payers
  • Hospital AS
  • 108,694 - HMO (code HM)
  • 56,242 - Medicare Part A (code MA)
  • 48,435 - PPO (code 12)
  • 43,019 - Medi-Cal (code MC)
  • Freestanding ASCs
  • 60,406 - Medicare Part B (code MB)
  • 36,794 - Blue Cross/Blue Shield (code BL)
  • 32,727 - PPO (code 12)
  • 26,062 - HMO (code HM)

39
Jan-Mar 2005 Questioned Payers
  • Hospital AS
  • 36,058 - Medicare Part B (code MB)
  • 13,584 - Other (code 00)
  • Freestanding ASCs
  • 11,759 - Medicare Part A (code MA)
  • 8,266 - Other (code 00)

40
Importance of Ambulatory Surgery Data
  • Legislative staff, health planners, researchers,
    state agencies, insurers, media, and health
    facilities
  • Growth and trends of ambulatory surgery
  • Comparisons with hospital care
  • Needs assessments, marketing, outcomes, report
    cards, access to healthcare, healthcare
    disparities

41
Data Availability
  • Immediate Data Distribution Report
  • Summaries on the Internet 15 days after approval
  • Public data sets with sensitive data masked
  • Custom reports from OSHPD
  • HIRC_at_oshpd.ca.gov

42
MIRCal Resources
  • Monthly updates to MIRCal Informational Web site
  • Quick Notes publication
  • Computer Based Training (CBT), Updated for ED
    AS December 2004
  • ED AS Reporting Manual June 2005

43
MIRCal Web and E-mail
  • MIRCal Web Site (Bookmark it today!!)
  • http//www.oshpd.ca.gov/MIRCal
  • Whats New, Presentations, FAQ, UAA Forms, CBT,
    Regulations, Quick Notes, Contact Information,
    etc.
  • MIRCal E-mail mircal_at_oshpd.ca.gov

44
Questions and Answers
45
Thank you , CASA
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