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Compensable patient claim (workers' compensation)-incident location
Identifying and Definitional Attributes
Identifier
QH 042485
Version
2
Metadata Item Type
Data Element
Data Element Type
Data Element
Approval Status
Draft
04-Feb-2019  		Current
16-Jul-2019  
Approval Type
Standard
Approving Authority
Information Management Strategic Governance Committee (IMSGC), Queensland Health
Effective From
01-Jul-2018
Effective To
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Definition 
A description of where the injury, accident or illness associated with the patient's workers' compensation claim occurred.
Context 
Admitted patient care
Short Name
Workers' compensation incident location
Name in Other Contexts
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Representational Attributes
Datatype
Character
Representation Class
Text
Format
X[X(54)]
Minimum Character Length
1
Maximum Character Length
55
Permissible Values
-
Supplementary Values 
UNKNOWN
Collection and Usage Attributes
Guide for Use 
If the incident is related to an accident or injury, the location is the place where the accident occurred, or where the injury was sustained. For example, "Logan Rd corner Nursery Rd Mt Gravatt" or "At office on stairs address 12 Edward St, Brisbane city."

If the workers' compensation incident is related to an illness, the incident location is the place where the cause of the illness was located. For example, in a black lung case, the location would be the mine where the patient worked. In a case of conditions related to working with asbestos, the location would be the factory, or listed as "various sites working for [company name]".

If the location is not known, record UNKNOWN. Every effort should be made to determine the location of the incident, and UNKNOWN should only be provided if the location cannot be determined.
Verification Rules 
Queensland Hospital Admitted Patient Data Collection (QHAPDC):
Must not be null for admitted patient records where Episode of admitted patient care-compensable patient status is code 1 (Workers' Compensation (Queensland)).
Left adjusted and space filled to 55 characters.
Collection Methods 
Required for a patient who is a Queensland worker with a compensable injury or illness who has elected to be treated as a public patient by a doctor nominated by the hospital.

Public hospitals that do not use an electronic patient management system will need to complete a Motor and Work Injury Interview Questionnaire and provide this information to the facility that records their data.
Comment
The workers' compensation data elements are required for a patient who is a Queensland worker with a compensable injury or illness who has elected to be treated as a public patient by a doctor nominated by the hospital, and are used to substantiate a hospital's claim for reimbursement for costs of providing treatment to a patient for compensable injuries.
Relational Attributes
Related Metadata References 
Implementation in Metadata Sets

Otherrelational

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ViewMetadata Item TypeMetadata Set TypeNameAscendingIdentifier & VersionObligationEffective FromEffective To
Information AssetData CollectionQueensland Hospital Admitted Patient Data Collection (QHAPDC)QH 020001 Version 1Conditional01-Jul-201830-Jun-2019
Information AssetData CollectionQueensland Hospital Admitted Patient Data Collection (QHAPDC)QH 020001 Version 2Conditional01-Jul-2019
Data Supply RequirementHHS Service AgreementQueensland Hospital Admitted Patient Data Collection (QHAPDC) Public Hospital Services Data Supply Requirement (DSR) 2018-2019QH 020504 Version 1Conditional01-Jul-201830-Jun-2019
Data Supply RequirementHHS Service AgreementQueensland Hospital Admitted Patient Data Collection (QHAPDC) Public Hospital Services Data Supply Requirement (DSR) 2019-2020QH 020582 Version 1Conditional01-Jul-201930-Jun-2020
Data Supply RequirementHHS Service AgreementQueensland Hospital Admitted Patient Data Collection (QHAPDC) Public Hospital Services Data Supply Requirement (DSR) 2020-2021QH 020693 Version 1Conditional01-Jul-202030-Jun-2021
Data Quality Declaration 
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Source and Reference Attributes
Source Organisation 
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Source Document 
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