19 CSR 30-41.010
Head and Spinal Cord Injury Reporting Requirements
PURPOSE: The Department of Health is
mandated by section 192.737, RSMo 1986 to
establish and maintain an information registry and reporting system for the purpose of
data collection and needs assessment of head
and spinal cord injured persons in this state.
(1) Based on information provided by the
reporting physician or his/her designee, all
Missouri hospitals shall report on forms supplied by the Department of Health registry
information on the following patients:
(A) Any head- or spinal cord-injured
patient who is dead on arrival or dies after
arriving in the emergency department;
(B) Any head- or spinal cord-injured
patient who is transferred to another hospital
from the emergency department; and
(C) Any inpatient admitted to a hospital for
the purpose of treating a head or spinal cord
injury.
(2) The registry forms for patients discharged
during any one (1) month shall be completed
and sent to the Department of Health by the
last day of the following month.
(3) The registry form shall include, but not be
limited to the following items: hospital name
and hospital medical record number; patient
name, Social Security number, date of birth,
sex and race; previous treatment for the same
injury; if minor (under 18) name of parent or
guardian and Social Security number; date of
injury; time of injury; external cause (E
code); scene of injury; place of injury; factors related to the injury such as blood alcohol content, use of all-terrain vehicle, use of
restraint and use of helmet; mode of arrival;
ambulance service number; ambulance report
number; ambulance times; if transfer in,
sending hospital; data and time of arrival in
emergency department; glasgow coma score
and cardiopulmonary functions at arrival in
the emergency department; time intubated,
sent to ct scan and sent to X-ray; time of
arrival in emergency department of the trauma surgeon, orthopedic surgeon and neurosurgeon; time of discharge from emergency
department; emergency department disposition; if transferred out, receiving hospital;
date and time of arrival in operating room;
time anesthetist arrived in operating room;
operating room procedures ranked by apparent severity; final diagnoses ranked by apparent severity; date admitted; date discharged;
total ICU days; disposition at discharge;
degree of disability and disability related to;
and expected main source of payment.
AUTHORITY: section 192.737, RSMo 1986.*
Original rule filed June 2, 1987, effective
Aug. 27, 1987.
*Original authority 1986.