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<div class="journal-details-container"> <h4> Task #877 has been updated by Kristiina Kahur. </h4> <div id="journal-4494-notes" class="note"><p><strong>Nordic Casemix Centre/Kristiina Kahur 4-9-2023</strong></p><p>Copying here Martti's reflection on how potentially to deal with this issue:</p><p><i>The problem of gender specific DRG in NordDRG is already solved but the problem of dx’s that can be used for both male and female reproduction problems is still there.</i></p><p><i>I think that the simplest solution is to combine MDC 12 and 13 (f.ex. to MDC 98). </i><br><i>This means that all 12Mxx and 13Mxx dgcat’s have to be changed to 98Mxx dgcat’s . The 12M03 and 13M03 (for infections can be combined and result in one ant the same DRG undependent on gender.</i><br><i>Other Dgcat and DRG’s may stay indepndlent because they are based on different antantomial organs. The codes need to be selected. </i><br><i>There is one code with dgcat 98M01 that needs consideration. Maybe it should be combined with current DRG for female malignancies. This needs some cost analysis. </i><br><i>Other properties may stay as they are. </i><br> </p></div></div> <hr/> <p>This development initiative is related to case <span class="mention" data-mention="#863"><a class="issue tracker-2 status-5 priority-21 priority-default multieditable-container closed" title="Case: Surgery for diagnoses belonging to MDC 98 (Closed)" href="https://nordcaseforum.easyredmine.com/issues/863">#863</a></span>. </p><p>This case is related to how to manage gender information in case of diagnosis codes belonging to MDC98 and procedure codes linked to those diagnosis codes and is there any solution which does not use gender information at all.</p><p>This case remains open to share the thoughts and suggestions how to make it work.</p>
