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Tools for More Accurate Inpatient Cost Estimates with HCUP ...

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We defined 746 MS-DRG categories and 262 CCS categories. We calculated relative cost andAFs <strong>for</strong> 449 distinct MS-DRG categories and 227 distinct CCS categories. For the remaining297 MS-DRG and 35 CCS categories, we could only calculate a group AF.The resulting AFs ranged between 0.815 and 1.383 <strong>for</strong> MS-DRGs (0.864 and 1.396 <strong>for</strong> CCScategories). However, 87.5% of distinct AFs <strong>for</strong> MS-DRGs were between 0.90 and 1.10; 82.8%of distinct AFs were <strong>with</strong>in this range <strong>for</strong> CCS categories. Both of the grouped AFs <strong>for</strong> the MS-DRG and CCS categories were in the range of 0.90 and 1.10. If we included the groupedcategories, 92.5% of AFs <strong>for</strong> MS-DRGs and 85.1% of AFs <strong>for</strong> CCS categories were between0.90 and 1.10, respectively.Highest AFs (CCS categories)The following 10 categories had the highest AFs among CCS categories:• Delirium, dementia, and amnesia; other cognitive disorders• Umbilical cord complication• Obstetric-related trauma to perineum and vulva• Forceps delivery• Mood disorders• Normal pregnancy and/or delivery• Adjustment disorders• Schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders• Hemolytic jaundice and perinatal jaundice• Attention-deficit, conduct, and disruptive behavior disorders.Lowest AFs (CCS categories)The following 10 categories had the lowest AFs among CCS categories:• Nonspecific chest pain• Transient cerebral ischemia• Abdominal pain• Coagulation and hemorrhagic disorders• Conditions associated <strong>with</strong> dizziness or vertigo8

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