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AROC v4 Databank Dictionary for Clinicians - AUData Element Name:Path:Definition:Justification:Guide for use:Reason for delay in discharge ‐ Patient related issues (medical)1234This item collects information about patient related medical issues thathave caused a delay in discharge.5This item is required to be able to identify the rehabilitation episodeswhose rehabilitation start was delayed by patient related medical issues.Examples include:Patient becomes medically unstable just before discharge and remains inthe hospital for medical treatment not available in the community e.g.patient develops an UTI and becomes confused or patient falls just priorto discharge.Patient suddenly requires an intervention that needs to be completedprior to returning home e.g. an additional x‐ray or ultrasound.A non‐weight bearing patient no longer requires inpatient rehabilitationand is unable to return to the community as no alternative care facility isavailable.If you would like to provide additional information, please use the generalcomments section.Leave blank if you indicated that there was no delay in discharge.6Codeset Values:1 Yes2 NoPage 126 of 188 Document Version 1.3
AROC v4 Databank Dictionary for Clinicians - AUData Element Name:Path:Definition:Justification:Guide for use:Reason for delay in discharge ‐ Service issues1234This item collects information about service issues that have caused adelay in discharge.This item is required to be able to identify the rehabilitation episodeswhose discharge was delayed by service issues.5Examples include:Patient requires residential care placement, but there are no availablebeds.Patient requires low level care placement (hostel) and there are no bedsavailable.Transport not available to transfer patient from rehabilitation unit todischarge destination.Patient requires OT home visit to confirm safe access and internalenvironment before discharge, but there are no OT’s available.Waiting specialist review prior to discharge e.g. patient requires specialistreview of weight‐bearing status.Waiting aged care assessment to access and sign off on level of carepatient will require upon discharge.Patient requires service(s) to ensure safe discharge and the necessaryservices are not available e.g. carer unavailable, domiciliary nursing careunavailable.Patient requires ambulatory rehabilitation services, however there is awaiting list. The inpatient team feel that patient can not be dischargeduntil ambulatory rehabilitation is confirmed.If you would like to provide additional information, please use the generalcomments section.Leave blank if you indicated that there was no delay in discharge.6Codeset Values:1 Yes2 NoPage 127 of 188 Document Version 1.3
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