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October 2017 Purpose RSR Crosswalk This document can help you compare the data you currently collect in your data management system to the data required in the Ryan White Services Report (RSR). The Crosswalk is a table in which you list the variables and values in your data management system that correspond to RSR data elements. Using this Crosswalk will help you to: Audience Find the data you need to report Understand what you need to do to transform the data you have into the data you need to report Identify any missing data that you ll need to start collecting This Crosswalk is intended for grantee or provider staff who must report client-level data elements in XML file format to the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) HIV/AIDS Bureau (HAB). Definitions Variable: Refers to the name of a set of data pertaining to the client. Variables are also referred to as data elements or items. ID: Identifies the variable. Each variable has been assigned an ID for convenient referencing between this document and the RSR Data Dictionary. Values: Refers to the allowed values or response options corresponding to each variable. Notes: This column in the Crosswalk can help you keep a record of the data transformations that you have to perform to provide the required RSR client-level data elements and allowed values. See example: Updates YOUR DATA RSR DATA Variable Client Race Race ID Values White 1 Black 2 Asian 3 Hawaiian / PI 4 Native American (AK native) 5 This document will be revised as variables and value are updated or when other global changes are made. The most up-to-date version of this document will be made available at https://careacttarget.org/library/trax-rsr-application-and-manual. 1

Ryan White Services Report (RSR) Crosswalk RSR Demographics 2 Enrollment Status The client s vital enrollment status at the end of the 1. Active, continuing in program 2. Referred to another program or, or discharged because self-sufficient 3. Removed from treatment due to violation of rules 4. Incarcerated 5. Relocated 6. Deceased 4 BirthYear Client s year of birth. yyyy This value should be on or before all service date years for the client. 5 Ethnicity Client s ethnicity. 1. Hispanic/Latino/a, or Spanish origin 2. Non- Hispanic/Latino(a),or Spanish origin 68 Hispanic Subgroup If Ethnicity = Hispanic/Latino(a), Client s Hispanic Sub-group (choose all that apply) 1. Mexican, Mexican American, Chicano/a 2. Puerto Rican 3. Cuban 4. Another Hispanic, Latino/a or Spanish origin 6 Race Client s race. 1. White 2. Black or African American 3. Asian 4. Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 5. American Indian or Alaska Native 2

69 Asian Subgroup 70 NHPI Subgroup If Race = Asian, Client s Asian subgroup. (choose all that apply) If Race = Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, Client s Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander subgroup.(choose all that apply) 7 Gender Client s current gender identity. 71 Sex at Birth The biological sex assigned to the client at birth 9 Poverty Client s percent of the Level at the end of the 1. Asian Indian 2. Chinese 3. Filipino 4. Japanese 5. Korean 6. Vietnamese 7. Other Asian 1. Native Hawaiian 2. Guamanian or Chamorro 3. Samoan 4. Other Pacific Islander 1. Male 2. Female 4. Unknown 6. Transgender Male to Female 7. Transgender Female to Male 8. Transgender Other 1. Male 2. Female 13. Below 100% of the 9. 100-138% of the 10. 139-200% of the 11. 201 250% of the 12. 251 400% of the 7. 401 500% of the 8. More than 500% of the 3

10 Housing Status Client s housing status at the end of the 1. Stable/permanent 2. Temporary 3. Unstable 12 HIV/AIDS Status 72 HIV Diagnosis Year 14 HIV Risk Factor 15 Medical Insurance Client s HIV/AIDS status at the end of the reporting period. For HIV affected clients for whom HIV/AIDS status is not known, leave this value blank. Year of client s HIV diagnosis, if known. To be completed for a new client when the response is not HIV-negative or HIV indeterminate in 12. This value must be on or before the last date of the Client s HIV/AIDS risk factor. Report all that apply. Client s medical insurance. Report all that apply. 1. HIV negative 2. HIV +, not AIDS 3. HIV-positive, AIDS status unknown 4. CDC-defined AIDS 7. HIV indeterminate (infants <2 only) yyyy Must be less than or equal to the reporting period year. 1. Male who has sex with male(s) (MSM) 2. Injecting drug use (IDU) 3. Hemophilia/coagulation disorder 4. Heterosexual contact 5. Receipt of blood transfusion, blood components, or tissue 6. Mother w/at risk for HIV infection (perinatal transmission) 9. Risk factor not reported or not identified 10. Private Employer 11. Private - Individual 2. Medicare 12. Medicaid, CHIP or other 4

public plan 13. VA, Tricare and other military health care 14. IHS 15. Other plan 16. No Insurance/ uninsured Service Visits 16-25 * Service Visits The number of visits received for each core medical service during the Item ID: Core Medical Services: ID 8: Outpatient ambulatory health ID 10: Oral health care ID 11: Early intervention ID 13: Home health care ID 14: Home and community-based health ID 15: Hospice ID 16: Mental health ID 17: Medical nutrition therapy ID 18: Medical case Management (including treatment adherence) ID19: Substance abuse -outpatient 26-45 * Service Delivered The service and service delivered indicator (yes) for each core medical or support service received by the client during the Visits: 1-365 (must be an integer) Core Medical Services: Item ID: ID 9: Local AIDS Pharmaceutical Assistance (APA, not ADAP) ID 12: Health Insurance 5

Program(HIP) 46 Risk Screening Provided 47 First Ambulatory Care Date client received risk reduction screening/counseling during this Date of client s first HIV ambulatory care date at this provider agency. Support Services: Item ID: ID 20: Case management (non-medical) ID 21: Child care ID 23: Emergency financial assistance ID 24: Food bank/homedelivered meals ID 25: Health education/risk reduction ID 26: Housing ID 28: Linguistic ID 29: Medical transportation ID 30: Outreach ID 32: Psychosocial support ID 33: Referral for health care/supportive ID 34: Rehabilitation ID 35: Respite care ID 36: Substance abuse -residential ID 42: Other professional DeliveredID: 2 = Yes Clinical Data 6

48 Ambulatory- Service Dates 49 CD4 Test Count Service Date This value must be on or before the last date of the All the dates of the client s outpatient ambulatory care visits in this provider s HIV care setting with a clinical care provider during this The service dates must be within the Values indicating all CD4 counts and their dates for this client during this report period. The service dates must be within the period start and end dates. Count: Integer ServiceDate: period start and end dates. 50 Viral Load Test Count Service Date 51 Prescribed PCP- Prophylaxis All Viral Load counts and their dates for this client during this report period client was prescribed PCP Prophylaxis anytime during this Count: Integer Report undetectable values as the lower bound of the test limit. If the lower bound is not available, report 0. ServiceDate: period start and end dates. 4. No, client refused 7

52 Prescribed ART 54 Screened TB Since HIV- Diagnosis 55 Screened Syphilis 57 Screened Hepatitis B Since-HIV Diagnosis client prescribed ART at any time during this reporting period. client has been screened for TB since his/her HIV diagnosis. client was screened for syphilis during this reporting period (exclude all clients under the age of 18 who are not sexually active) client has been screened for Hepatitis B since his/her HIV diagnosis. 1. Yes 3. No, not ready (as determined by clinician) 4. No, client refused 5. No, intolerance, sideeffect, toxicity 6. No, HAART payment assistance unavailable 7. No, other reason 4. Unknown 4. Unknown 58 Vaccinated Hepatitis B 60 Screened Hepatitis C Since-HIV Diagnosis client has completed the vaccine series for Hepatitis B. client has been screened for Hepatitis C since his/her HIV diagnosis. 4. Unknown 61 Screened Substance- client was screened for 8

Abuse substance use (alcohol and drugs) during this reporting period. 62 Screened Mental Health client was screened for mental health during this 63 Received Cervical-Pap Smear client received a Pap smear during the This should be completed for HIV+ women only. 64 Pregnant client was pregnant during this This should be completed for HIV+ women only. Linkage to Care 73 HIV Positive Test Date 74 OAMC Link Date Date of client s confidential confirmatory HIV test with a positive result within the Date of client s first OAMC medical care visit after positive HIV test. Date must be the same day or after the date of client s confidential confirmatory HIV test with a positive result. 4. Not applicable 3. Not applicable HIV Positive Test Date: period. HIV OAMC linkage date: period and on the same day or later than HIV positive test date. 9