Non-admitted patient service provider setting code N[N]

Identifying and definitional attributes
Metadata item type:	Value Domain
METEOR identifier:	706010
Registration status:	Health, Standard 12/12/2018
Definition:	The setting of the service.

Representational attributes

Representation class:

Code

Data type:

String

Format:

N[N]

Permissible values:

Value	Meaning
1	Public hospital (includes public psychiatric hospital)
2	Private hospital (includes private psychiatric hospital)
3	Public community health centre
4	Private community health centre
5	Public residential aged care service
6	Private residential aged care service
7	Private medical practitioner rooms or surgery
8	Other public health service provider setting
9	Other private health service provider setting
10	Person’s home
11	Education provider premises
12	Person’s workplace
80	Other

Collection and usage attributes
Guide for use:	CODES 1 and 2 Hospital A 'hospital' is an establishment that provides at least minimal medical, surgical or obstetric services and/or care, and provides comprehensive qualified nursing services as well as other necessary professional services. The centre must be licensed by a state, territory or Commonwealth health department, or controlled by a government department. These codes include psychiatric hospitals; hospitals that specialise in dental, ophthalmic aids, and other specialised medical or surgical care; and free-standing day surgery centres. CODES 3 and 4 Community health centre A 'community health centre' is an establishment that provides a range of non-residential health services, or which provides for the coordination of health services elsewhere in the community. CODES 5 and 6 Residential aged care service A 'residential aged care service' is an establishment that provides long-term residential care, involving regular basic nursing care, primarily to older people who are frail or have disabilities. The service must be approved by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing and/or licensed by the state or territory, or controlled by a government department. CODE 7 Private medical practitioner rooms or surgery 'Private medical practitioner rooms or surgery' provide investigation and treatment for acute conditions on a non-residential, day-only basis. This code includes 24-hour medical clinics and general practitioner surgeries. CODES 8 and 9 Other health service provider setting 'Other health service provider setting' includes hospices, and alcohol and drug treatment centres. CODE 10 Person's home ‘Person’s home' includes domiciliary nursing services. CODE 11 Education provider premises ‘Education provider premises’ may include a pre-school, school, college or higher education provider premises CODE 12 Person’s workplace The physical location where work is carried out for a business or undertaking and includes any place where a worker goes, or is likely to be, while at work. CODE 80 Other 'Other' covers services in settings other than those listed above.

Collection and usage attributes

Guide for use:

CODES 1 and 2 Hospital

A 'hospital' is an establishment that provides at least minimal medical, surgical or obstetric services and/or care, and provides comprehensive qualified nursing services as well as other necessary professional services. The centre must be licensed by a state, territory or Commonwealth health department, or controlled by a government department. These codes include psychiatric hospitals; hospitals that specialise in dental, ophthalmic aids, and other specialised medical or surgical care; and free-standing day surgery centres.

CODES 3 and 4 Community health centre

A 'community health centre' is an establishment that provides a range of non-residential health services, or which provides for the coordination of health services elsewhere in the community.

CODES 5 and 6 Residential aged care service

A 'residential aged care service' is an establishment that provides long-term residential care, involving regular basic nursing care, primarily to older people who are frail or have disabilities. The service must be approved by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing and/or licensed by the state or territory, or controlled by a government department.

CODE 7 Private medical practitioner rooms or surgery

'Private medical practitioner rooms or surgery' provide investigation and treatment for acute conditions on a non-residential, day-only basis. This code includes 24-hour medical clinics and general practitioner surgeries.

CODES 8 and 9 Other health service provider setting

'Other health service provider setting' includes hospices, and alcohol and drug treatment centres.

CODE 10 Person's home

‘Person’s home' includes domiciliary nursing services.

CODE 11 Education provider premises

‘Education provider premises’ may include a pre-school, school, college or higher education provider premises

CODE 12 Person’s workplace

The physical location where work is carried out for a business or undertaking and includes any place where a worker goes, or is likely to be, while at work.

CODE 80 Other

'Other' covers services in settings other than those listed above.

Source and reference attributes
Submitting organisation:	Allied Health Professions Australia

Relational attributes
Data elements implementing this value domain:	Allied health service event—non-admitted patient service provider setting, code N[N] Health, Standard 12/12/2018

Non-admitted patient service provider setting code N[N]

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Representational attributes

Collection and usage attributes

Source and reference attributes

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