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Emergency department diagnosis reference set

Terminology to support the recording of diagnosis in Emergency department settings within Australia.

This reference set supports the accurate and unambiguous recording of information relating to a patient diagnosis at the point of discharge from an Emergency department. This may be used to support the communication of information to other clinicians involved in that patient's care.

Target client: Australian Emergency department clinical information implementations.

First Released: 2012-11-30
Number of Members: 6660
Filename: der2_Refset_SimpleSnapshot_AU1000036_20260630.txt

Examples:

1427008 |Intraspinal abscess|

386810004 |Phobic disorder|

289543006 |Vaginal bleeding problem|

27871007 |Choroidal detachment|

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# title
Emergency department diagnosis reference set

# description
Terminology to support the recording of diagnosis in Emergency department settings within Australia.

This reference set supports the accurate and unambiguous recording of information relating to a patient diagnosis at the point of discharge from an Emergency department. This may be used to support the communication of information to other clinicians involved in that patient's care.

**Target client:** Australian Emergency department clinical information implementations.

# copyright
Copyright 2019 Australian Digital Health Agency. This content contains information which is protected by copyright. All Rights Reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced or used in any form or by any means - graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping, or information storage and retrieval systems - without the permission of the Australian Digital Health Agency.