Partially vaccinated for COVID-19
ICD-10 Z28.311 is a billable code used to indicate a diagnosis of partially vaccinated for covid-19.
Z28.311 is used to indicate that an individual has received some, but not all, doses of a COVID-19 vaccine. This status can significantly influence health outcomes and access to healthcare services. Factors such as socioeconomic status, education, and access to healthcare can affect vaccination rates and health status. Individuals who are partially vaccinated may require additional preventive care, such as follow-up appointments for completing their vaccination series. Understanding social determinants of health is crucial, as they can impact an individual's decision to get vaccinated and their overall health. Preventive care measures, including education on the importance of completing vaccinations, are essential for this population. Screening for COVID-19 symptoms and aftercare for those who may have contracted the virus despite partial vaccination are also critical components of care.
Documentation should include vaccination history, patient education on completing the vaccination series, and any follow-up appointments scheduled.
Routine checkups where vaccination status is assessed, follow-up visits for completing vaccinations, and discussions about preventive measures.
Consideration of social determinants such as access to healthcare, education level, and community resources that may affect vaccination completion.
Documentation should include population-level vaccination data, outreach efforts, and tracking of vaccination rates in specific demographics.
Epidemiological studies assessing vaccination rates, community health initiatives aimed at increasing vaccination uptake, and public health campaigns.
Focus on health equity and addressing barriers to vaccination in underserved populations.
Used when administering the first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.
Documentation of vaccine type, dose administered, and patient education provided.
Primary care providers should ensure follow-up for the second dose.
Documentation should include the number of doses received, the type of vaccine, patient education on the importance of completing the vaccination series, and any follow-up appointments scheduled.
