KVÅ procedure code · Sweden
XS015 Konferens om patient inom europeiskt expertnätverk
XS015 is the Swedish KVÅ code for the procedure “Konferens om patient inom europeiskt expertnätverk”. It is a medical procedure code (KMÅ) in chapter X, Care contacts, referrals, coercive measures and other procedures. KVÅ is published in Swedish, so the title and notes on this page are the official wording of the classification.
- Part of KVÅ
- Medical procedures (KMÅ)
- Chapter
- X · Care contacts, referrals, coercive measures and other procedures
- Reported with
- ICD-10-SE diagnosis code
Official notes for XS015
From the classification, in Swedish.
- Description
- Till exempel virtuella råd inom europeiskt referensnätverk (ERN) med inbjudna specialistläkare från olika områden inom det europeiska nätverket för att diskutera den enskilda patientens diagnos och behandling. Koden registreras av vårdgivare som deltar med behandlingsansvar för patienten, exempelvis den ERN-medlem som lyfter patienten till konferensen. Om flera svenska vårdgivare, involverade i patientens vård, deltar i konferensen, kan dessa registrera samma kod. Exempelvis kan inremitterande läkare använda koden om den deltar på konferensen
How XS015 is used
Swedish care providers record a KVÅ code for each procedure they carry out and report it, together with the patient’s ICD-10 diagnosis codes, to the National Patient Register. The diagnosis says what the patient has; the KVÅ code says what was done. Medical codes have two letters and three digits and cover investigations, treatments and other care that is not surgery.
Based on Klassifikation av vårdåtgärder (KVÅ), developed by Socialstyrelsen and managed by E-hälsomyndigheten, the Swedish eHealth Agency, since 1 June 2026. This page is a reference, not coding advice; follow the national coding instructions when you report.
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