European geriatric medicine · 2019
Development of the "chronic condition measurement guide": a new tool to measure chronic conditions in older people based on ICD-10 and ATC-codes.
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Juul-Larsen Helle Gybel, Christensen Line Due, Andersen Ove, Bandholm Thomas, Kaae Susanne, Petersen Janne
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PURPOSE: The aim of the study was to develop a comprehensive open-source measurement guide of the most prevalent chronic conditions among persons aged 65+ based on registry data of both diagnoses and prescribed drugs [the chronic condition measurement guide (CCMG)]. Furthermore, to investigate proof of concept of the measurement guide, different years of history and in- and excluding data on prescribed drugs. Finally, to investigate the measurement guide with other measurement guides designed to identify chronic conditions in persons aged 65+.
METHODS: The measurement guide was based on the 200 most prevalent chronic ICD10 codes in the Danish population 65+ years in 2015; the 200 most prevalent chronic ICD10 codes and causes of death in a cohort of 209,337 people who died of non-traumatic causes (January 2011-January 2016). Prescribed drugs were included in the measurement guide based on a literature review and specialist opinions.
RESULTS: We identified 83 different chronic conditions based on 1241 unique ICD-10 codes. Multimorbidity prevalence ranged from 10% (1-year history, excluding prescribing information) to 69% (15-year history, including prescribing information). We identified 95% of the persons with multimorbidity using the 29 most prevalent chronic conditions. Inclusion of these 29 conditions affected the prevalence of multimorbidity and 1-year mortality when the CCMG was compared with other measurement guides.
CONCLUSION: The CCMG is easily implemented using registry data. When implementing the measurement guide 10 years of history and drug prescribing information should be used. Using the CCMG to study multimorbidity, we recommend using at least the 29 most prevalent chronic conditions.
METHODS: The measurement guide was based on the 200 most prevalent chronic ICD10 codes in the Danish population 65+ years in 2015; the 200 most prevalent chronic ICD10 codes and causes of death in a cohort of 209,337 people who died of non-traumatic causes (January 2011-January 2016). Prescribed drugs were included in the measurement guide based on a literature review and specialist opinions.
RESULTS: We identified 83 different chronic conditions based on 1241 unique ICD-10 codes. Multimorbidity prevalence ranged from 10% (1-year history, excluding prescribing information) to 69% (15-year history, including prescribing information). We identified 95% of the persons with multimorbidity using the 29 most prevalent chronic conditions. Inclusion of these 29 conditions affected the prevalence of multimorbidity and 1-year mortality when the CCMG was compared with other measurement guides.
CONCLUSION: The CCMG is easily implemented using registry data. When implementing the measurement guide 10 years of history and drug prescribing information should be used. Using the CCMG to study multimorbidity, we recommend using at least the 29 most prevalent chronic conditions.