Non-admitted service type code (Tier 2 v7.0) NN.NN

Identifying and definitional attributes
Metadata item type:	Value Domain
METEOR identifier:	730715
Registration status:	Health, Superseded 20/12/2022
Definition:	The Tier 2 Non-Admitted Services (version 7.0) code set representing the type of service through which a hospital provides health care in a non-admitted setting.

Representational attributes
Representation class:	Code
Data type:	Number
Format:	NN.NN
Maximum character length:	4

Collection and usage attributes

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The code set is based on the list and definitions outlined in the document: Tier 2 Non-Admitted Services Definitions Manual (version 7.0).

Source and reference attributes
Submitting organisation:	Independent Hospital Pricing Authority
Origin:	IHPA (Independent Hospital Pricing Authority) 2021. Tier 2 Non-Admitted Services Definitions Manual. Sydney: IHPA. Accessed online 25 June 2021, https://www.ihpa.gov.au/publications/tier-2-non-admitted-services-2021-22

Relational attributes
Related metadata references:	Supersedes Non-admitted service type code (Tier 2 v6.0) NN.NN Health, Superseded 05/02/2021 Has been superseded by Non-admitted service type code (Tier 2 v8.0) NN.NN Health, Standard 20/12/2022
Data elements implementing this value domain:	Non-admitted patient service event—non-admitted service type, code (Tier 2 v7.0) NN.NN Health, Superseded 20/12/2022

Classification scheme attributes
Classification scheme:	Tier 2 Non-Admitted Services classification (version 7.0)
Synonymous names:	Tier 2 v7.0
METEOR identifier:	730580
Definition:	A classification for non-admitted patient service events based on the type and specialty of the health-care professional providing the service and the nature of the non-admitted service.
Registration status:	Health, Superseded 20/12/2022
Classification structure:	Tier 2 classes provide a consistent framework for counting non-admitted service events. They are based on an assessment of both the type and specialty of the health-care professional providing the service and the nature of the service provided. This has resulted in a number of classes that is sufficient to ensure clinical meaningfulness and exclusivity across the spectrum of non-admitted services. The classes are also grouped into a number of categories that reflects the type of service provided and the health-care professionals that typically provide the service. The classes are grouped into four categories, as follows: procedures medical consultation stand-alone diagnostic allied health/clinical nurse specialist intervention.