From data collection to downstream data use: Malaysia's experience with ICD-11
The transition of systems to the (ICD-11) allows access to comprehensive data that accurately portray the complexity of morbidity and mortality data in Malaysia. To demonstrate Malaysia's experience in implementing ICD-11, from data collection to downstream data use applications. We describe im...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Health information management 2024-11, p.18333583241295717 |
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Zusammenfassung: | The transition of systems to the
(ICD-11) allows access to comprehensive data that accurately portray the complexity of morbidity and mortality data in Malaysia.
To demonstrate Malaysia's experience in implementing ICD-11, from data collection to downstream data use applications.
We describe improvements to existing data source systems and downstream data applications. For non-HIS and HIS (ICD-10) systems, data were manually entered into the health management information system equipped with ICD-11 or automatically mapped from ICD-10 to ICD-11. Following these system improvements, we collected and reported ICD-11 data from all hospitals nationwide, regardless of the individual systems' status in ICD-11 use.
Lessons learnt related to legacy systems; ICD-11 releases and system updates; mapping; reporting; human resources and related applications.
With careful planning, standardisation of the collection and use of ICD-11 data can be accomplished with limited resources and in a complex environment with heterogeneous systems.
Use of ICD-11 data in downstream data applications improves data quality to answer specific business or research questions. |
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ISSN: | 1833-3583 1833-3575 1833-3575 |
DOI: | 10.1177/18333583241295717 |