The Completeness and Accuracy of Hepatoma Coding for Medical Procedure Based on ICD-9 CM at Public Hospital in Padang
Background: Hepatoma or hepatocellular carcinoma (KHS) is a primary malignant tumor of the liver originating from hepatocytes and the 3rd cause of death from cancer in the world. The history of a hepatoma patient can be seen based on the patient's medical record. The filling of medical record is done by doctors, nurses and medical record personel. However, in medical record filling, incompleteness is often found and cause inaccurate information. Accuracy coding important for financial of hospital.Methods: Type of research is quantitative descriptive, which is to determine the completeness and accuracy of the medical records for hepatoma cases and procedure code using criteria for document quantitative analysis in a public hospital, Padang. The study design used a retrospective analytical approach. The variables in the study were completeness of discharge summary and accuracy of hepatoma procedure based on ICD-9 CM. The population in this study were inpatient medical record documents for Hepatoma cases at a public hospital, Padang from June to August 2019, which were 45 medical record documents (discharge summary form) of hepatoma inpatients.Results: From 45 hepatoma patient medical record documents, filling of item name, medical record number, date of admission, indication of the patient being treated, history, physical examination, diagnostic examination, procedures, medications given, medicines used at home, PPBS doctor's signature, DPJP doctor's hand is complete 100% . Highest incompleteness of filling was found at code ICD (47%) and address item (43%). From 45 discharge summary , accuracy procedure code at hepatome case shows 100 % accurate in ultrasonoggrafi abdomen and ultrasonografi thorax. While that EKG 98% accurate and 95 % rontgen thorax.Conclusions: In general, item data of discahrege summary for hepatoma medical record are completenes; highest incompleteness of filling was found at code ICD (47%) and address item (43%); Accuracy of code procedure more than 90% in each code procedure.