Change History |
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The Introduction of Valid Period Date Ranges for Data Items within the APC Data Set |
This data item is / was included in the following data sets / collections between the dates shown:
Data Set / Collection |
Valid From |
Valid To |
APC ds99 |
1st April 1999 |
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For births, this is the highest level of care received by a neonate. This is recorded at the end of the episode.
Format: 1 digit numeric
Value |
Meaning |
Valid From |
Valid To |
0 |
Normal care: care given by the mother or mother substitute with medical and neonatal nursing advice if needed |
1st May 1998 |
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1 |
Special care: care given in a special care nursery, transitional care ward or postnatal ward which provides care and treatment exceeding normal routine care. Some aspects of special care can be undertaken by a mother supervised by qualified nursing staff. Special nursing care includes support and education of the infants parent(s) |
1st May 1998 |
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2 |
Level 2 intensive care (High dependency intensive care): care given in an intensive or special care nursery which provides continuous skilled supervision by qualified and specially trained nursing staff who may care for more babies than in Level 1 intensive care. Medical supervision is not so immediate as in Level 1 intensive care. Care includes support of the infants parent(s) |
1st May 1998 |
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3 |
Level 1 intensive care (maximal intensive care): care given in an intensive care nursery which provides continuous skilled supervision by qualified and specially trained nursing and medical staff. Such care includes support of the infants parent(s) |
1st May 1998 |
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8 |
Not applicable: the episode of care does not involve a neonate during all, or part, of the duration of the episode |
1st May 1998 |
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9 |
Not known: the patient is a neonate but the information is not available. This constitutes a validation error. |
1st May 1998 |
20th January 2002 |