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Qualification status
Identifying and Definitional Attributes
Identifier & Version
QH 040376 v1
Metadata Item Type
Data Element
Data Element Type
Data Element
Approval Status
Current
12-Nov-1998
Superseded
03-Aug-2014
Approval Type
Standard
Approving Authority
Effective From
01-Jul-1998
Effective To
30-Jun-2014
Definition
Qualification status indicates whether the newborn day of stay is either acute (qualified) or unqualified (for all or part of a newborn episode of care).
Context
Institutional health care: To provide accurate information on care to babies to enable analysis to exclude normal babies.
Short Name
Qualification status
Name in Other Contexts
Representational Attributes
Datatype
Alphabetic
Representation Class
Code
Format
A
Minimum Character Length
1
Maximum Character Length
1
Permissible Values
Permissible_values
Code
Description
A
Acute
U
Unqualified
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Supplementary Values
Supplemenary_values
-
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Collection and Usage Attributes
Guide for Use
All babies 9 days old or less should be admitted as a newborn episode of care. On admission the newborn will have a qualification status of either acute (qualified) or unqualified depending on meeting certain criteria. A newborn is qualified if it meets at least one of the following criteria:
- is the second or subsequent live born infant of a multiple birth, whose mother is currently an admitted patient;
- is admitted to an intensive care facility in a hospital, being a facility approved by the Commonwealth Minister for the purpose of the provision of special care;
- is admitted to, or remains in hospital without its mother.
A newborn is unqualified if it does not meet any of the above criteria.
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Verification Rules
Collection Methods
If the qualification status of the newborn changes after admission then the change in qualification status is recorded as an activity.
Record the qualification status on admission.
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Has been superseded by
Data Element
Data Element
Episode of admitted patient care (newborn)-qualification status
QH 040376 Version 2
Current
Is used in conjunction with
Data Element
Data Element
Episode type
QH 040013 Version 3
Superseded
Is used in the calculation of
Data Element
Derived Data Element
Number of acute (qualified)/unqualified days for newborns
QH 040375 Version 1
Superseded
Relates to
Data Element
Data Element
Episode of admitted patient care (newborn)-date of change to qualification status
QH 041729 Version 1
Current
Relates to
Data Element
Data Element Concept
Admitted patient
QH 040380 Version 1
Superseded
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Metadata Item Subtype
Name
Identifer & Version
Obligation
Approval Status
Effective From
Effective To
Information Asset
Data Collection
Queensland Hospital Admitted Patient Data Collection (QHAPDC)
QH 020001 Version 1
Conditional
Superseded
01-Jul-1998
30-Jun-2014
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Data Quality Declaration
Source and Reference Attributes
Source Organisation
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Source Document
National Health Data Dictionary: Newborn qualification status, Identifier NHDD 000343 version 2, Health standard
https://meteor.aihw.gov.au/content/item.phtml?itemId=273445&nodeId=file41fd72cd36daf&fn=Newborn%20qualification%20status,%20version%202,%20DEC,%20NHDD,%20NHIMG,%20Superseded%2001/03/2005.pdf
Keywords
Newborn
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Qualified
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Unqualified
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