Improving the Recording of Diagnoses in Primary Care with Team Incentives: A Controlled Longitudinal Follow-Up Study

Table 1

The distribution of the most used diagnoses in primary care doctor visits in 2006.

ICD-10	Diagnosis	Number of patients	%
J06.9	Acute upper respiratory airway infection, nonspecific	9680	13,1
I10	Primary hypertension	2708	3,7
M54.5	Low back pain	2202	3
J01.0	Acute maxillary sinusitis	2061	2,8
E11	Diabetes, type II	1686	2,3
A09	Diarrhea and gastroenteritis, presumed infectious origin	1290	1,7
H66.9	Acute otitis media, nonspecific	1195	1,6
J20.9	Acute bronchitis, nonspecific	1184	1,6
M54	Back pain	988	1,3
G44.2	Tension headache	940	1,3
H66.0	Acute otitis media, purulent	854	1,2
M54.4	Low back pain with sciatica	647	0,9
S93.4	Ankle sprain	584	0,8
H10.3	Acute conjunctivitis, nonspecific	565	0,8
J03.9	Acute tonsillitis, nonspecific	540	0,7
N30.0	Acute cystitis	532	0,7
H10.0	Conjunctivitis, purulent	514	0,7
R10.4	Abdominal pain, nonspecific	512	0,7
H65.0	Acute otitis media, serous	500	0,7
J04.0	Acute laryngitis	487	0,7
J02.9	Acute pharyngitis, nonspecific	466	0,6
E78.01	Hypercholesterolaemia, primary	452	0,6
F43.0	Acute stress reaction	394	0,5
R10.3	Lower abdominal pain	388	0,5
M77.1	Lateral epicondylitis	383	0,5
I48	Atrial fibrillation	379	0,5
F32.9	Depression, nonspecific	370	0,5
J45	Bronchial asthma	367	0,5
I25.1	Coronary artery disease	352	0,5
R50.9	Fever, nonspecific	345	0,5
M75.1	Rotator cuff syndrome	338	0,5
J01.9	Acute sinusitis, nonspecific	319	0,4
F32	Depression	304	0,4
R53	Fatigue	291	0,4
E10	Diabetes, type I	289	0,4
F51.0	Insomnia, nonorganic	277	0,4
M53.0	Cervicocranial syndrome	272	0,4
R05	Cough	271	0,4
R51.80	Sleep disorder, specific nonorganic	264	0,4