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1 Crosswalk Management System Report Filename Run by Report Date REPORT CROSSWALK TO STATE adobe pdf OPS$PCUMMING 05-MAR-13 12:40
2 OPS$PCUMMING Page 2 of 26 Status : FN Media ID : SUBA1 - KY Start Date : 01-JAN-90 End Date : Follow-up : Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality K = Key Field System Kentucky 1 System Transaction Type - System Transaction Type A Add A Add C Change C Change D Delete D Delete K 2 State Code KY FIPS Code Added to Each Record - State Postal Abbreviation - KY 3 Reporting Date 002 System Reporting Date MMYYYY
3 OPS$PCUMMING Page 3 of 26 K = Key Field Minimum Kentucky K 1 Provider Identifer ---- Provider Identifier K 2 Client Identifer (Admission) 06 Client ID No longer effective as of: K 2 Client Identifer (Admission) 3 Client ID. Unique - SSN encrpted K 3 Co-Dependent/Collateral 43-I Co-Dependent/Collateral 1 Yes 0 Yes 2 No 1 No 2 No 7 Unknown 2 No 8 Not Collected K 4 Client Transaction Type 108 SA Client Transaction Type A Admission 1 Initial SA Admission T Transfer/Change in Service 2 Transfer/Change of Service K 5 Date of Admission 006 Admission Date
4 OPS$PCUMMING Page 4 of 26 K = Key Field Minimum Kentucky 6 Number of Prior Treatment 054 Substance Abuse Prior Episode Episodes 0 0 Previous Episodes 0 0 Actual Number-Prior Treatments 1 1 Previous Episodes Previous Episodes Previous Episodes Previous Episodes Or More Previous Episodes 5 5 Five or More 7 Unknown 7 7 Unknown 8 Not Collected 8 8 Not Collected
5 OPS$PCUMMING Page 5 of 26 K = Key Field Minimum Kentucky 7 Principal Source of Referral 26 Source of Referral 97 Unknown 00 Not Reported 01 Individual (includes self-referral)) 11 Self 01 Individual (includes self-referral)) 12 Family/Friend 01 Individual (includes self-referral)) 13 Other Client of Center 06 Other Community Referral 14 Clergy 03 Other Health Care Provider 15 Private Psychiatrist/Psychiatric Clinic 03 Other Health Care Provider 16 Other Physician 03 Other Health Care Provider 17 Other Private Practitioner 05 Employer/EAP 18 Employer/Industry 06 Other Community Referral 21 Other Comprehensive Care Center 02 Alcohol/Drug Abuse Provider 22 Substance Abuse Treatment Facility 03 Other Health Care Provider 23 KDMH/MR Hospital-ICF/MR 03 Other Health Care Provider 24 Other Inpatient Psychiatric Service 03 Other Health Care Provider 25 Private ICF/MR 03 Other Health Care Provider 26 Other General Hospital 04 School (Educational) 31 School 07 Court/Criminal Justice/DUI/DWI 33 Police 06 Other Community Referral 34 Self Help Group
6 OPS$PCUMMING Page 6 of 26 K = Key Field Minimum Kentucky 7 Principal Source of Referral 26 Source of Referral 06 Other Community Referral 43 Department of Social Services 05 Employer/EAP 44 Vocational Rehabilitation 06 Other Community Referral 45 Other Social Services Agency 07 Court/Criminal Justice/DUI/DWI 50 State/Federal Court 07 Court/Criminal Justice/DUI/DWI 51 Formal Adjudication Process 07 Court/Criminal Justice/DUI/DWI 52 Probation/Parole 07 Court/Criminal Justice/DUI/DWI 53 Recognized Legal Entity 07 Court/Criminal Justice/DUI/DWI 54 Diversionay Program 07 Court/Criminal Justice/DUI/DWI 55 Prison 07 Court/Criminal Justice/DUI/DWI 56 DUI/DWI 07 Court/Criminal Justice/DUI/DWI 57 Other Criminal Justice 06 Other Community Referral 99 Other 8 Date of Birth 08 Date of Birth
7 OPS$PCUMMING Page 7 of 26 K = Key Field Minimum Kentucky 9 Sex 009 Gender 1 Male 1 Male 2 Female 2 Female 7 Unknown 7 Unknown ( Not Entered ) 8 Not Collected 8 Not Collected ( Not Ask) 10 Race 09 Race 05 White 1 White 04 Black or African American 2 Black 02 American Indian ( Other than Alaskan Native) 3 American Indian 03 Asian or Pacific Islander 4 Asian/Pacific Islander 01 Alaska Native (Aleut, Eskimo, Indian) 5 Alaskan Native 20 Other Single Race 6 Other 13 Asian 23 Native Hawaiians or Other Pacific Islanders
8 OPS$PCUMMING Page 8 of 26 K = Key Field Minimum Kentucky 11 Ethnicity 10 Ethnicity 01 Puerto Rican 1 Puerto Rican 02 Mexican 2 Mexican 03 Cuban 3 Cuban 04 Other Specific Hispanic 4 Other Hispanic 05 Not of Hispanic Origin 5 Not of Hispanic Origin 12 Education 11 Education Years of School(Highest Grade) ( General Actual Grade Completed Equivalency Degree, use 12) 00 Less Than One Grade Completed Actual Grade Completed Years of School(Highest Grade) ( General 95 Pre-School Equivalency Degree, use 12) Years of School(Highest Grade) ( General 96 Kindergarten Equivalency Degree, use 12) 97 Unknown 97 Unknown
9 OPS$PCUMMING Page 9 of 26 K = Key Field Minimum Kentucky 13 Employment Status 14 Employment Status 98 Not Collected 00 Not Reported 01 Full Time 01 Full Time 02 Part Time 02 Part Time 03 Unemployed 03 On Layoff from Job 03 Unemployed 04 Looking for Work 01 Full Time 05 In Armed Forces 04 Not in Labor Force 06 Homemaker 04 Not in Labor Force 07 Student 04 Not in Labor Force 08 Retired 04 Not in Labor Force 09 Inmate of Institution 04 Not in Labor Force 10 Child 04 Not in Labor Force 11 Disabled 97 Unknown 99 Other
10 OPS$PCUMMING Page 10 of 26 K = Key Field Minimum Kentucky 14 Substance Problem Codes ( 68,73,78 First Two Digits of Drug Codes from Detailed Drug Code Table Primary-14A,Secondary-14B, Tertiart-14C) 02 Alcohol 02 Alcohol 03 Cocaine, Crack 03 Coacine/Crack 04 Marijuana, Hashish ( includesthc and other 04 Marijuana/Hashish Cannabis Sativa preperations) 05 Heroin 05 Heroin/Morphine 06 Non-Prescription Methadone 06 Methadone 07 Other Opiates and Synthetics 07 Other Opiates and Synthetics 08 PCP 08 PCP 09 Other Hallucinogens 09 Other Hallucinogens, LSD 10 Methamphetamine 10 Methamphetamine 11 Other Amphetamines 11 Other Amphetamines 12 Other Stimulants 12 Other Stimulants 13 Benzodiazepines 13 Benzodiazepines 14 Other Non-Benzodiazapine Tranquilizers 14 Other Tranquilizers 15 Barbiturates 15 Barbiturates 16 Other Non-Barbituate Sedatives or Hypnotics 16 Other Sedatives or Hypnotics 17 Inhalants 17 Inhalants 18 Over-the-Counter 18 Over-the-Counter 20 Other 20 Other
11 OPS$PCUMMING Page 11 of 26 K = Key Field Minimum Kentucky 14 Substance Problem Codes ( 68,73,78 First Two Digits of Drug Codes from Detailed Drug Code Table Primary-14A,Secondary-14B, Tertiart-14C) 97 Unknown 97 Unknown 98 Not Collected 98 Not Collected 15 Usual Route of Administration ( 71,76,81 Route of Administration Primary-15A, Secondary-15B, Tertiar-15C) 01 Oral 01 Oral 02 Smoking 02 Smoking 03 Inhalation 03 Inhalation 04 Injection (IV or intramuscular) 04 Injection 20 Other 20 Other 97 Unknown 97 Unknown 98 Not Collected 98 Not Collected
12 OPS$PCUMMING Page 12 of 26 K = Key Field Minimum Kentucky 16 Frequency of Use ( Primary-16A, S_C Frequency of Use Secondary-16B, Tertiary-16C) 01 No use in the past month 01 No Past Month Use times in past month Times in Past Month times per week Times per Week times per week Times per Week 05 Daily 05 Daily 97 Unknown 97 Unknown 98 Not Collected 98 Not Collected 17 Age of First Use (Primary-17A, S_E Age of First Use or Alcohol Intoxication Secondary-17B, Tertiary-17C) 00 Indicates a Newborn with a substance 00 Newborn with Substance Abuse dependecy problem Problem Indicates The Age at First Use Range of Age 97 Unknown 97 Unknown 98 Not Collected 98 Not Collected
13 OPS$PCUMMING Page 13 of 26 K = Key Field Minimum Kentucky K18 Type of Services 116 Substance Abuse Services Received 01 Detoxification - Hospital Inpatient ( Detox, Hospital Inpatient hour Service) 02 Detoxification Free-standing Residential ( 02 Free-Standing Residential Detox, 24 hour Service) 03 Rehabilitation/Residential - Hospital (other than 03 Hospital detox) 04 Rehabilitation/Residential - Short-term, ( Short Term <=30 Days days or fewer) 05 Rehabiliation/Residential - Long-term, ( more 05 Long Term >=30 Days (Half-Way than 30 days) House) 06 Ambulatory - Intensive Outpatient 06 Intensive Outpatient 07 Ambulatory - Non-Intensive Outpatient 07 Outpatient (includes case Management) 08 Ambulatory Detoxification 08 Detoxification 19 Opioid Replacement Therapy 41G Methadone (Planned/ Actual)Was -Use of Methadone Planned/Actual 2 No 0 No 1 Yes 1 Yes
14 OPS$PCUMMING Page 14 of 26 K = Key Field Optional Kentucky 1 Detail Drug Code, Primary 068 Drug Type Code 9997 Unknown 0101 None 9998 Not Collected BLANK/0000 Blank or Detail Drug Code, Secondary S1A Drug Type 3 Detail Drug Code, Tertiary S1A Drug Type 4 DSM Diagnosis 024 Axis l - Principal XXX.XX DSM/ICD codes ###.## DSM lv Diagnosis Not Collected BLANKS Blanks 5 Psychiatric Problem in Addition to 43-D MH/SA Dual Diagnosis Alcohol or Drug Problem 8 Uncollected - Other 2 No 0 No 1 Yes 1 Yes
15 OPS$PCUMMING Page 15 of 26 K = Key Field Optional Kentucky 6 Pregnant at Time of Admission 43-N Pregnant Women and Women with Dependent Children 2 No 0 No (not pregnant and no dependent children) 1 Yes 1 Yes (pregnant and no dependent children) 1 Yes 2 Yes (pregnant and has dependent children) 2 No 3 No (not pregnant and has dependent children) 7 Unknown 7 Unknown 8 Not Collected 8 Not Collected 7 Veteran Status 12 Veteran Status 1 Yes 1 Yes 2 No 2 No 7 Unknown 3 Unknown 8 Not Collected 4 Not Collected (Others)
16 OPS$PCUMMING Page 16 of 26 K = Key Field Optional Kentucky 8 Living Arrangements 18 Living Arrangements 01 Homeless 01 No Fixed, Regular and Adequate Nightime Residence (includes homeless) 02 Dependent Living 02 Jail/Prison 02 Dependent Living 03 Hospital 02 Dependent Living 04 Licensed Long Term Care Facility 02 Dependent Living 05 Persoanl Care Home/Faciltiy Care Home 02 Dependent Living 06 Living with Family of Origin 02 Dependent Living 07 Staffed Group Living Facility 02 Dependent Living 08 Group Living Facilty not Staffed 03 Independent Living 09 Own Home or Apartment 03 Independent Living 10 Own Home or Apartment: Independent 97 Unknown 97 Unknown 98 Not Collected 98 Not Collected
17 OPS$PCUMMING Page 17 of 26 K = Key Field Optional Kentucky 9 Source of Income/Support 17 Primary Source of Income/Support 01 Wages/Salary 01 Wages/Salary 02 Public Assistance 02 Public Assistance 03 Retirement/Pension 03 Retirement/Pension 04 Disability 04 Disability 20 Other 20 Other 21 None 21 None 97 Unknown 97 Unknown 98 Not Collected 98 Not Collected
18 OPS$PCUMMING Page 18 of 26 K = Key Field Optional Kentucky 10 Health Insurance 39 Expected Payment Source 97 Unknown A Personal Resources 02 Blue Cross/Blue Shield B Blue Cross/Blue Shield 06 Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) C HMO 01 Private Insurance (other than BCBS or HMO) D Health Insurance, Other 03 Medicare E Medicare (XVIII) 04 Medicaid F Medicaid (XIX) 97 Unknown G Social Services 20 Other (e.g. TriCare) H VA 20 Other (e.g. TriCare) I CHAMPUS 97 Unknown J DMHMRS 97 Unknown K No Charge 97 Unknown L Other Public Sources 97 Unknown M Workman's Compensation
19 OPS$PCUMMING Page 19 of 26 K = Key Field Optional Kentucky 11 Expected/Actual Primary Source of 40 Expected Primary Source of Payment for This Treatment Episode Payment 01 Self-Pay 01 Personal Resources 02 Blue Cross/Blue Shield 02 Blue Cross/Blue Shield 07 Other Health Insurance Companies 03 HMO 07 Other Health Insurance Companies 04 Health Insurance, Other 03 Medicare 05 Medicare (XVIII) 04 Medicaid 06 Medicaid (XIX) 05 Other Government Payments 07 Social Services 05 Other Government Payments 08 VA 05 Other Government Payments 09 CHAMPUS 05 Other Government Payments 10 DMHMRS 08 No Charge ( Free, Charity, Special Research or 11 No Charge Teaching) 09 Other 12 Other Public Sources 06 Worker's Compensation 13 Workman's Compensation 97 Unknown 97 Unknown 98 Not Collected 98 Not Collected
20 OPS$PCUMMING Page 20 of 26 K = Key Field Optional Kentucky 12 Detailed Not in Labor Force 14 Employment Status 97 Unknown 00 Not Reported 01 Homemaker 06 Homemaker 02 Student 07 Student 03 Retired 08 Retired 05 Inmate of Institution ( Prison or Institution - 09 Inmate of Institution keeps people out of work force) 06 Other 10 Child (Preschool) 04 Disabled 11 Disabled 06 Other 99 Other
21 OPS$PCUMMING Page 21 of 26 K = Key Field Optional Kentucky 13 Detailed Criminal Justice Referral 26 Source of Referral Categories 04 Other Recognized Legal Entity ( Local Law, 33 Police Corr. Agncy, Youth Ser., Review Board 01 State/Federal Court 50 State/Federal Court 02 Other Court ( Not State or Federal) 51 Formal Adjudication Process 03 Probation/Parole 52 Probation/Parole 04 Other Recognized Legal Entity ( Local Law, 53 Recognized Legal Entity Corr. Agncy, Youth Ser., Review Board 05 Diversionary Program (E.G. TASC) 54 Diversionary Program 06 Prison 55 Prison 07 DUI/DWI 56 DUI/DWI 08 Other 57 Other Criminal Justice 14 Marital Status 13 Marital Status 01 Never Married 1 Never Married 02 Now Married ( includes those living together as 2 Married or Cohabitating married) 04 Divorced 3 Divorced 03 Separated (legally seperated or otherwise absent 4 Separated becasue of marital discord)) 05 Widowed 5 Widowed 02 Now Married ( includes those living together as 6 Remarried married)
22 OPS$PCUMMING Page 22 of 26 K = Key Field Optional Kentucky 15 Days Waiting to Enter Treatment 53 Time Waiting to Enter Treatment 997 Unknown 997 Unknown 998 Not Collected 998 Not Collected 16 Number of Arrests in the 30 Days ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected Prior to Admission
23 OPS$PCUMMING Page 23 of 26 K = Key Field Discharge/NOMS Kentucky 1 System Transaction at Discharge ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 2 State Code at Discharge ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 3 Reporting Date at Discharge ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 4 Provider Identifer at Discharge ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 5 Client Identifier at Discharge ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 6 Co-Dependent/Collateral at ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected Discharge 7 Type of Service at Discharge ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 8 Date of Last Contact ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 9 Date of Discharge ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 10 Reason for Discharge, Transfer, or ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected Discontinuance of Treatment 11 Provider Identifier at Admission ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected
24 OPS$PCUMMING Page 24 of 26 K = Key Field Discharge/NOMS Kentucky 12 Client Identifier at Admission ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 13 Co-Depentent/Collateral at ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected Admission 14 Client Transaction Type. ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 15 Date of Admission. ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 16 Type of Service at Admission ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 17 Date of Birth. ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 18 Sex. ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 19 Race. ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 20 Ethnicity. ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 21 Substance Problem At Discharge, ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected (Primary, Secondary, Tertiary) 22 Frequency of Use at Discharge ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected (Primary, Secondary, Tertiary)
25 OPS$PCUMMING Page 25 of 26 K = Key Field Discharge/NOMS Kentucky 23 Living Arrangements at Discharge ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 24 Employment at Discharge ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected 25 Detailed Not In Labor Force at ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected Discharge 26 Number of Arrests in 30 Days Prior ~ Discharge Not Yet Collected to Discharge
26 Crosswalk Management System REPORT CROSSWALK TO STATE End of Report
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