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All-listed diagnoses
Table A Number of times alcohol abuse was mentioned in one or more diagnostic fields in the emergency room and hospital inpatient discharge records for Arizona residents, 2006 |
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Table B Number of alcohol abuse-related inpatient discharges and emergency room visits by gender, age group and county of residence among Arizona residents,
2006 |
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2004
Table C Alcohol abuse-related inpatient discharges and emergency room visits by diagnosis type, Arizona residents,
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2004
Table D Alcohol abuse-related inpatient discharges by selected diagnosis type, gender, age group, race/ethnicity, marital status and county of residence, Arizona,
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Table E Alcohol abuse-related emergency room visits by selected diagnosis type, gender, age group and county of residence, Arizona,
2006 |
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2004
Table F Emergency room visits and discharges of inpatients with alcohol abuse as first-listed diagnosis and diagnosis type, Arizona residents 20 years or younger,
2006 |
2005
Inpatient discharges by first-listed diagnosis
Table 1 Discharges of inpatients with alcohol abuse as first-listed diagnosis by age group, gender, race/ethnicity and county of residence, Arizona,
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Table 2 Patient days for discharges with alcohol abuse as first-listed diagnosis by age group, gender, race/ethnicity and county of residence, Arizona,
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Table 3 Average length of hospital stay for discharges with alcohol abuse as first-listed diagnosis by age group, gender, race/ethnicity and county of residence, Arizona,
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Table 4 Rate of discharges of inpatients with alcohol abuse as first-listed diagnosis by gender, age group, race/ethnicity and county of residence, Arizona,
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Table 5 Rate of patient days for discharges with alcohol abuse as first-listed diagnosis by gender, age group, race/ethnicity and county of residence, Arizona,
2006 |
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Emergency room visits by first-listed diagnosis
Table 6 Number of emergency room visits with alcohol abuse as first-listed diagnosis by age group, gender and county of residence, Arizona,
2006 |
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2004
Table 7 Rate of emergency room visits with alcohol abuse as first-listed diagnosis by gender, age group and county of residence, Arizona,
2006 |
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2004
Table 8 Number of emergency room visits and rates for selected diagnostic categories related to alcohol abuse by county of residence in Arizona,
2006 |
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2004
Notes: An inpatient discharge occurs when a person who was admitted to a hospital leaves that hospital. A person who has been hospitalized more than once in a given calendar year will be counted multiple times as a discharge and included more than once in the hospital inpatient discharge data set; thus, the numbers in this report are for discharges, not persons. All county-level data is based on patient zip code of residence and not the location of hospitalization. Federal, military and Department of Veteran Affairs hospitals are excluded. All discharges are for the residents of Arizona. Discharges of out-of-state residents are not included in this report. The emergency room (ER) and the inpatient hospitalization data are mutually exclusive. The ER data include only those who were not admitted as inpatients. Patient's race/ethnicity is available for hospital inpatients but not emergency room visits. The following ICD-9-CM codes for first-listed (or primary) diagnosis were used to identify the discharges for alcohol abuse: 265.2 (Thiamine and niacin deficiency), 291 (Alcoholic psychoses), 303 (Alcohol dependence syndrome), 305.0 (non-dependent abuse of alcohol), 357.5 (Alcoholic polyneuropathy), 425.5 (Alcoholic cardiomyopathy), 535.3 (Gastritis; acute/alcoholic), 571.0-571.3, 571.6 (Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis), 760.71 (Fetal alcohol syndrome), 790.3 (Excessive blood level of alcohol), 980.0-980.9 (Toxic effect of alcohol).
The report distinguishes between the first-listed diagnosis and all-listed diagnoses. The number of first-listed diagnoses is the same as the number of discharges. All-listed diagnoses include first-listed diagnoses and secondary diagnoses and are provided for users who want to know the total number of times certain conditions have been reported for hospitalized patients. The discharge record may include more than one diagnosis of specific to alcohol abuse (i.e. alcohol dependence syndrome and alcoholic gastritis). Therefore, when counting all-listed diagnoses, the sum of all occurrences of diagnoses specific to alcohol abuse (the column sum in the tables D, E and F) is greater than the total number of discharges with alcohol abuse diagnosis.
Prepared and made Web-ready by
Christopher K. Mrela, Ph.D., Arizona Vital Statistician,
Clare Torres, Senior Health Data Analyst
The hospital inpatient discharge data is collected by Cost Reporting and Hospital Discharge Review Section. For more information about reporting requirements see http://www.azdhs.gov/plan/crr/.
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