Appendix E Genito-Urinary Medicine Codes. Reference Number: DDCN 2013 / 08

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Data Dictionary Change Notice NHS Wales Informatics Service Data Standards Subject(s): Approval Status: Appendix E Genito-Urinary Medicine Codes This DDCN was approved by the DSCN Sub-Group on the 5 th March 2013 Data Dictionary Version: 4.3 Reference Number: DDCN 2013 / 08 Version Number: 6 Publication Date: 1 st May 2013 Relevant DSCN(s): N/A Reason for Change As part of ongoing work to improve the content of the dictionary, this is one of a series of DDCNs to remove the Appendices section from the NHS Wales Data Dictionary, which involves moving the sections elsewhere or removing altogether. This DDCN relates to Appendix E Genito-Urinary Medicine Codes. Description of Change To remove the section Appendix E Genito-Urinary Medicine Codes from the NHS Wales Data Dictionary. Data Dictionary Version Where applicable, this DDCN reflects changes introduced by DDCN and/or DSCN since the release of version 4.2 of the NHS Wales Data Dictionary. The changes introduced by such DDCNs will be published in version 4.3 of the NHS Wales Data Dictionary. Page 1 of 7

Section 1: Table reflecting areas that are impacted as a result of this DDCN The following table shows all parts of the dictionary, including data sets, data items, terms and other associated areas that are linked with the changes documented within this DDCN. Each dictionary section and data definition type is listed in alphabetical order and is shown in the sequence in which it appears in this DDCN. Data Definition New/Retired/ Page Name Type Changed Number Appendices Appendices Retired 3 Appendix E Genito-Urinary Medicine 3 Appendix E Retired Codes Page 2 of 7

Section 2: Highlighted changes to be made to the NHS Wales Data Dictionary Changes to the NHS Wales Data Dictionary are detailed below, with new text being highlighted in blue and deletions are shown with a strikethrough. The text shaded in grey shows existing text copied from the NHS Wales Data Dictionary. Changes to existing Appendices: Appendices Appendix E - Genito-Urinary Medicine Codes Changes to Appendix E Genito Urinary Medicine Codes Appendix E - Genito-Urinary Medicine Codes Genito-Urinary Medicine Clinics (Diagnostic Codes) CODE CONDITION homosexual acquisition Syphilis A1 Infectious syphilis: acquired, primary A2 Infectious syphilis: acquired, secondary A3 Infectious syphilis: acquired, latent in first two years of infection A4 Other acquired syphilis: cardiovascular A5 Other acquired syphilis: syphilis of the nervous system A6 Other acquired syphilis: latent syphilis after the first two years of infection and all other late or latent stages A7 Congenital syphilis: aged under 2 years A8 Congenital syphilis: aged 2 or over A9 Epidemiological treatment of suspected syphilis: includes all cases where syphilis has not been confirmed but epidemiological treatment is being given Gonorrhoea B1,B2 Uncomplicated gonorrhoea (includes post-pubertal uncomplicated gonorrhoea previously recorded under B1.1 - B1.3 and pre-pubertal gonorrhoea previously recorded under code B2 B3 Gonococcal ophthalmic neonatorum B4 Epidemiological treatment of suspected gonorrhoea: includes all cases where gonorrhoea has not been confirmed but epidemiological treatment is being Page 3 of 7 age group

B5 C1 C2 C3 C4a C4b given Gonococcal complications (includes other complicated gonorrhoea excluding PID and epididymitis previously recorded under B1.4a and B5 and Gonococcal infections previously recorded under B1.4b and B1.4c) Other genital conditions Chancroid Lymphogranuloma venereum (LGV) Donovanosis (granuloma inguinale) Chlamydia, post-pubertal uncomplicated: lower genital tract, anorectum, mouth, throat and eye infections Chlamydia, post-pubertal: upper genital tract or systemic complications - excluding pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) and epididymitis (includes Chlamydia previously recorded under B1.4c or C4f) Page 4 of 7 C4c Pre-pubertal chlamydia C4d C4e Chlamydia ophthalmic neonatorum Epidemiological treatment of suspected chlamydia: includes all cases where chlamydia has not been confirmed but epidemiological treatment is being given C4h Non-specific urethritis (NSU) C4i Epidemiological treatment of NSU and related diseases such as proctitis and cervicitis: includes all cases where NSU has not been confirmed but epidemiological treatment is being given, and suspected cases of non-specific proctitis and cervicitis. C5 Chlamydia infection/nsu with arthritis C6a C6b C6c C7a C7b Trichomoniasis Anaerobic/bacterial vaginosis and male infection Other vaginosis/vaginitis/balanitis Anogenital candidosis Epidemiological treatment of C6 and C7 C8 Scabies C9 Pediculosis C10a C10b C11a C11b C11c Anogenital herpes simplex: first attack. Refers to those cases where the patient has never (as far as can be ascertained) been previously treated for genital herpes by any medical practitioner. Anogenital herpes simplex: recurrence. Refers to all other episodes of genital herpes Anogenital wart virus infection: first attack. Refers to those cases where the patient has never (as far as can be ascertained) been previously treated for genital warts by any medical practitioner. Anogenital wart virus infection: recurrence. Refers to all other episodes of genital warts Anogenital wart virus infection: reregistered cases. C12 Molluscum contagiosum. C13 Antigen positive viral hepatitis B. Refers too newly diagnosed cases. Excludes patients being treated for other conditions who are known to be carriers

C14 D2a D2b D3 E1a E1b E2a E2b E3a E3b (previously recorded under code C13a). Other viral hepatitis. Refers to newly diagnosed cases. Excludes patients being treated for other conditions who are known to be carriers (previously recorded under C13b). Other conditions Urinary tract infection Other conditions requiring treatment at GUM clinic (previously recorded under D2). Other episodes not requiring treatment HIV infection and AIDS Asymptomatic HIV infection: first presentation. Refers only to newly diagnosed cases of HIV without symptoms Asymptomatic HIV infection: subsequent presentation. Refers to cases already known to be positive and attending for routine checks. Excludes patients known to be carriers who are attending for treatment for other conditions not related to the virus (NB: All subsequent presentations to be recorded on KC60) HIV infection with symptoms, not AIDS: first presentation. Refers to cases presenting for the first time with symptoms (but whose symptoms do not satisfy the criteria for AIDS) (previously recorded under E2). HIV infection with symptoms, not AIDS: subsequent presentations. (NB: For KC60 a patient must be recorded only once under E2 but may or may not have previously been recorded under E1) AIDS: first presentation. Refers to cases presenting for the first time with AIDS AIDS: subsequent presentations. (NB: For KC60 a patient must be recorded only once under E3 but may or may not have previously been recorded under E1 or E2) P1a HIV antibody counselling - with testing P1b HIV antibody counselling - without testing P2 Hepatitis B vaccination P3 P4a P4b Sexual and Reproductive Health CIN - minor abnormality CIN - major abnormality See notes See notes Notes: 1 If a male patient is believed to have acquired a condition through homosexual contact, this must be noted for all appropriate conditions. 2 The age group of the patient should be recorded for selected conditions. Grouped as follows: a) under 15 Page 5 of 7

b) 15 c) 16-19 d) 20-24 e) 25-34 f) 35-44 g) 45-64 h) 65 and over i) All ages (total of the above) 3 For the purposes of KC60, certain conditions are grouped together: A1,2 Primary and secondary infectious syphilis A4-6 Other acquired syphilis (A4, A5 & A6) B1,B2 Uncomplicated gonorrhoea (B1 & B2) C1-3 Chancroid/LGV/Donovanosis (C1, C2 & C3) C4a,C4c Uncomplicated chlamydia infection (C4a & C4c) C8-9 Scabies/Pediculosis (C8 & C9) 4 Common abbreviations: AIDS Acquired immune deficiency syndrome HIV Human immunodeficiency virus LGV Lymphogranuloma venereum NSU Non-specific urethritis PID Pelvic inflammatory disease Page 6 of 7

Additional Information: Please address enquiries about this DDCN to: - Data Standards Team NHS Wales Informatics Service 14th Floor - Brunel House 2 Fitzalan Road Cardiff CF24 0HA Tel: 029 2050 2539 Fax: 029 2050 2504 E-mail: data.standards@wales.nhs.uk You can find changes made to the NHS Wales Informatics Service Data Dictionary via the following link: http://www.datadictionary.wales.nhs.uk/ Page 7 of 7