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. 2024 Dec 6;25:447. doi: 10.1186/s12882-024-03869-4

Table 2.

Identification of Chronic Kidney Disease. First, second and fourth rows: Percent of study population at each institution identified with CKD based on laboratory results alone, laboratory results plus documented ICD-10 or HCC diagnosis code, and documented ICD-10 or HCC diagnosis code and no laboratory results, respectively. Absolute numbers of patients in each category are shown in the parentheses as the numerator; total number of patients with CKD by either-or-both laboratory and/or diagnosis code are given as the denominator. Third row: Percent of the subset patients at each institution who had in-system laboratory evidence of CKD and had a diagnosis code for CKD; absolute numbers are shown in the parentheses as numerator (from second row), total number of patients with evidence of CKD on the basis of in-system laboratory data are shown as the denominator (sum of first and second rows).

Institution A Institution B Institution C
In-system Lab Results Only

78%

(12,478/16,063)

32%

(487/1511)

66%

(19,433/29,277)

In-system Lab plus Diagnosis Code

4%

(645/16,063)

19%

(282/1511)

22%

(6,582/29,277)

Diagnosis code for in-system Lab Results

5%

 (645/13,123)

37%

(282/769)

25%

(6,582/26,015)

Diagnosis Code Only

18%

(2,940/16,063)

49%

(742/1511)

11%

(3,262/29,277)