Record Types:
DXA (Admission), DXD (Discharge) | Version: CoBHRM 2026-Q3 | Parent: ADMISSIONOverview
The DIAGNOSIS schema captures clinical diagnoses using ICD-10-CM codes and SMI/SED status. There are two record types:- DXA - Diagnosis at Admission: Diagnoses assigned at the start of treatment
- DXD - Diagnosis at Discharge: Diagnoses confirmed or updated at end of treatment
Transaction Types: All record types support Add (
A), Update (U), and Replace (R) transactions. See Transaction Types for details.1. Schema Reference
Identifier Fields
Diagnosis Fields
ICD-10 code validation approach: BHA recommends that ICD-10 codes belong to the State Behavioral Health Services Billing Manual and/or BHA CCAR User Manual, but does not impose a hard restriction at launch. Non-behavioral health codes will be flagged for future provider training rather than rejected.
System Metadata Fields
These fields are required in every submission and track record creation and modification:2. Examples
Minimal Valid Example (DXA - Admission)
Single MH diagnosis with a co-occurring SUD diagnosis at admission.Minimal Valid Example (DXD - Discharge)
Corresponding discharge diagnosis showing improvement — MH diagnosis severity reduced and SUD in early remission.Complete Example: Multiple MH Diagnoses with SUD
All three MH diagnosis slots populated (Major Depressive Disorder recurrent, Generalized Anxiety, Adjustment Disorder) plus opioid use disorder.Edge Case: SUD-Only Client
Client receiving SUD services only, no mental health diagnosis.SMI_SED_STATUS = 08 (Not Collected) is valid for SUD-only clients.
3. Template
View DIAGNOSIS Template
DIAGNOSIS schema template with headers and sample row
4. Parsing Rules
CSV Parsing Rules
See File Format Requirements for full details on encoding, quoting, data types, and null handling.
5. Update Semantics
Primary Key
RECORD_TYPE + BHASO_ADMISSION_IDENTIFIER
Transaction Types
Related Schemas
DXD records are filled out when a discharge occurs, but they link directly to the Admission via
BHASO_ADMISSION_IDENTIFIER — not to the Discharge record.