Certificates of Discharge of the National Health System Register. CMBD. State Regulation

Statistic included in the National Statistical Plan

State regulation: group of data and indicators which define the operation of the whole of National Health System hospitals in relation with hospital admittance episodes, after having being classified by the Groups of Related Diagnosis (GRD) in the version "All patients" in force for the year of analysis (AP-GRD v25.0). They represent reference data for the National Health System for the casuistry and operation comparative analysis (see bellow for a description of included data).

Year 2010

    Results according to version 25 of the AP-GRD in force for the year 2010

• State Regulation 2010 global results for the NHS: (in Spanish)

  • GRD REGULATION 2010-NHS Total

  • GRD REGULATION 2010-NHS Total

• State Regulation 2010 by hospital group according to the number of beds: (in Spanish) Classification

  • GRD REGULATION 2010-Beds Groups

  • GRD REGULATION 2010-Beds Groups

• State Regulation 2010 by hospital group according to conglomerates: (in Spanish) Classification

  • GRD REGULATION 2010-Cluster Groups

  • GRD REGULATION 2010-Cluster Groups

Preceding years data

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The encoding of the diagnosis and procedures have been made with the International Classification of Diseases, 9^th Revision, Clinical Modification 5^th edition and the grouping of those diseases using the version 21.0 of the AP-GRD.

The information included in each Group Diagnosis Related – GRD is the following:

• Code, Literal and Type.
• Total number of Valid Discharges and Average Stay.
• Number of Debugged Discharges without extreme Stay values and Debugged Average Stay also without extreme values.
• Sup. Out Cases = number of extreme cases, whose stay excel the stay of the superior cut point.
• Inf. Out Cases = number of extreme cases, whose stay is minor than the one of the inferior cut point.
• Mortality = total number of discharges with “éxitus”.
• Inf. Cut (inferior cut point): stay of GRD below of which an extreme case is stated as that, obtained with the formula: Percentile 25 – 1,5 * (Percentile 75 – Percentile 25)
• Sup. Cut (superior cut point): stay of GRD above which an extreme case is stated as that, obtained with the formula: Percentile 75 + 1,5 * (Percentile 75 – Percentile 25)