Ministry of Health (MOH) hospital statistics in this collection rank the top ten conditions driving hospitalisations in Singapore from 1990 through 2021. The annual CSV Top 10 Conditions of Hospitalisation applies ICD10AM coding from 2012 onward with exclusions for ill-defined and non-disease entities described in the official notes. Health services researchers can compare leading causes over decades while noting breaks at the ICD revision. Rankings are aggregate condition counts, not patient-level admission records.
Top 10 conditions of hospitalization Notes: 1. The ranking of disease conditions would exclude ill-defined conditions and non-disease entities such as legally induced abortion, normal and assisted delivery, prematurity, physiological jaundice in the newborn, and contact with health services 2. The Tabulation List of the International Classification of Diseases - Tenth Revision (ICD10AM) has replaced the Ninth Revision as the adopted code set for the derivation of causes of hospitalisation wef Year 2012. 3. For data prior to Year 2012, refer to Download.
Annual ranking of the top ten conditions of hospitalisation in Singapore by ICD classification, discharge share, and year. From 2012 onwards ICD-10-AM applies. Supports health services planning, disease burden monitoring, and comparison of leading inpatient diagnoses over time.