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Data Dictionary International Classification of External Causes of Injuries ICECI Version 1.0. International Classification of External Causes of Injuries. International Classification of External Causes of Injuries. ICECI. - Long history - International consensus - Acknowledged by WHO.
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Data Dictionary International Classification of External Causes of Injuries ICECI Version 1.0 International Classification of External Causes of Injuries
ICECI - Long history - International consensus - Acknowledged by WHO International Classification of External Causes of Injuries
Statement WHO ICECI in its current form could be incorporated into the ICD Family of Classifications in the ‘related classifications’ sub- category, i.e. those classifications which use parts of ICD to develop a new classification. International Classification of External Causes of Injuries
Testing 1999 - Case scenarios (13 countries/27 organisations/39 experts) - Review (a lot) - Field test (14 countries/30 organisations/60 experts) - Derivatives from ICECI International Classification of External Causes of Injuries
INTENT Level 1 Level 2 MECHANISM Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Short version PLACE Level 1 Level 2 ACTIVITY Level 1 Level 2 OBJECT Level 1 Level 2 ALCOHOL USE Level 1 DRUG USE Level 1 Data elements for all injuries Place Sport Occupational Violence Transport Modules for specific injuries International Classification of External Causes of Injuries
Relation ICD: the injury matrix ICECI and ICD-10 Chapter XX can both be reported in accordance to the matrix. Necessary: 1st level of Intent + 2nd level of Mechanism of Injury International Classification of External Causes of Injuries
Determine main injury events 1st level of - Intent - Place - Activity International Classification of External Causes of Injuries
Derivatives of ICECI - CDC’s short version - Less resourced countries - Minimum Data Sets in Europe - Coroners in Australia - Injury Prevention Porgramme Coding manual (former EHLASS) - ……... International Classification of External Causes of Injuries
Further development - Maintenance group - Liaison ICD mechanisms - Internet (www.iceci.org) - Clearinghouse - Indexing - Translations - Public relations - Additional elements - Testing - …….. International Classification of External Causes of Injuries