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Adverse Drug Event (ADE) – Opioid Usage
Measure Definition Sheet
Data Definition – Percent of Patients Receiving Naloxone after Opioid Administration
Numerator: Number of patients (cared for in an inpatient area) who received naloxone < 24 hours after
any opioid administration related to over sedation.
Denominator: Number of patients (cared for in an inpatient area) receiving opioids.
Data Submission:
1. Input data into the WSHA Quality Benchmarking System (QBS) at the following link. Current users
may log in with their QBS credentials. If you need access to QBS, contact Decision Support at
[email protected].
2. Baseline data: January 2012 – December 2012
3. Ongoing: Monthly data to be submitted to QBS by 45 days after the end of the prior month.
Data Month
January
February
March
April
May
June
Submit By
March 15th
April 15th
May 15th
June 15th
July 15th
August 15th
Data Month
July
August
September
October
November
December
Submit By
September 15th
October 15th
November 15th
December 15th
January 15th
February 15th
Goal: Identify and limit the number of patients receiving naloxone related to over sedation.
Inclusion Criteria
Patients who are admitted to hospital bed, regardless of status (e.g. include observation, rehab and swing
bed patients).
Exclusion Criteria
1. Exclude naloxone given in post-anesthesia care unit (PACU) and procedural areas (e.g. endoscopy,
radiology and cath lab).
2. Exclude naloxone given via IV infusion.
3. Exclude all naloxone doses given in ED.
4. Exclude naloxone doses given within 24 hours of admission for a diagnosis of suicide attempt, opiate
abuse, dependence, poisoning, or overdose. (See excluded diagnoses listed below).
If you have any questions, please contact [email protected].
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Opioid Exclusion Codes: ICD Diagnosis Code Crosswalk Mapping
ICD-9 DX
Code
304.00
ICD-9 Dx Code Description
Opioid type dependence, unspecified
ICD-10 Dx
Code
F11.20
304.01
Opioid type dependence, continuous
B15.90
304.02
Opioid type dependence, episodic
F11.20
304.70
Combinations of opioid type drug with any other
drug dependence, unspecified
F19.20
304.71
Combinations of opioid type drug with any other
drug dependence, continuous
F19.20
304.72
Combinations of opioid type drug with any other
drug dependence, episodic
F19.20
305.50
Opioid abuse, unspecified
F11.10
305.51
Opioid abuse, continuous
F11.10
305.52
Opioid abuse, episodic
F11.10
965.00
Poisoning by opium (alkaloids), unspecified
T40.0X1A
T40.0X2A
T40.0X3A
T40.0X4A
965.01
Poisoning by heroin
T40.1X1A
T40.1X2A
T40.1X3A
T40.1X4A
ICD-10 Dx Code
Description
Opioid dependence,
uncomplicated
Opioid dependence,
uncomplicated
Opioid dependence,
uncomplicated
Other psychoactive
substance dependence,
uncomplicated
Other psychoactive
substance dependence,
uncomplicated
Other psychoactive
substance dependence,
uncomplicated
Opioid abuse,
uncomplicated
Opioid abuse,
uncomplicated
Opioid abuse,
uncomplicated
Poisoning by opium,
accidental (unintentional),
initial encounter
Poisoning by opium,
intentional self-harm,
initial encounter
Poisoning by opium,
assault, initial encounter
Poisoning by opium,
undetermined, initial
encounter
Poisoning by heroin,
accidental (unintentional),
initial encounter
Poisoning by heroin,
intentional self-harm,
initial encounter
Poisoning by heroin,
assault, initial encounter
Poisoning by heroin,
undetermined, initial
encounter
If you have any questions, please contact [email protected].
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ICD-9 DX
Code
965.02
ICD-9 Dx Code Description
Poisoning by methadone
ICD-10 Dx
Code
T40.3X1A
T40.3X2A
T40.3X3A
T40.3X4A
965.09
Poisoning by other opiates and related narcotics
T40.2X1A
T40.2X2A
T40.2X3A
T40.2X4A
T40.4X1A
T40.4X2A
T40.4X3A
T40.4X4A
T40.601A
T40.602A
T40.603A
T40.604A
T40.691A
ICD-10 Dx Code
Description
Poisoning by methadone,
accidental (unintentional),
initial encounter
Poisoning by methadone,
intentional self-harm,
initial encounter
Poisoning by methadone,
assault, initial encounter
Poisoning by methadone,
undetermined, initial
encounter
Poisoning by other
opioids, accidental
(unintentional), initial
Poisoning by other
opioids, intentional selfharm, initial encounter
Poisoning by other
opioids, assault, initial
encounter
Poisoning by other
opioids, undetermined,
initial encounter
Poisoning by other
synthetic narcotics,
accidental, initial
Poisoning by other
synthetic narcotics,
accidental, initial
Poisoning by other
synthetic narcotics,
assault, initial encounter
Poisoning by other
synthetic narcotics,
undetermined, initial
Poisoning by unsp
narcotics, accidental, init
Poisoning by unsp
narcotics, accidental, init
Poisoning by unspecified
narcotics, assault, initial
encounter
Poisoning by unsp
narcotics, undetermined,
initial encounter
Poisoning by other
narcotics, accidental
(unintentional), initial
If you have any questions, please contact [email protected].
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ICD-9 DX
Code
965.09
ICD-9 Dx Code Description
Poisoning by other opiates and related narcotics
ICD-10 Dx
Code
T40.692A
T40.693A
T40.694A
E850.0
E850.1
E850.2
E950.0
E980.0
E950.0
Heroin
Methadone
Other opiates and related narcotics
Analgesics, antipyretics, and anti-rheumatics
Analgesics, antipyretics, and anti-rheumatics
Analgesics, antipyretics, and anti-rheumatics
ICD-10 Dx Code
Description
Poisoning by other
narcotics, intentional selfharm, initial
Poisoning by other
narcotics, assault, initial
encounter
Poisoning by other
narcotics, undetermined,
initial encounter
No Dx
No Dx
No Dx
No Dx
No Dx
No Dx
If you have any questions, please contact [email protected].
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