This document lists various structure, process, and outcome indicators that can be used to measure the performance of a hospital. For structure indicators, it mentions the availability of essential supplies, equipment, medical records, blood and blood products. For process indicators, it lists factors like the timing of antibiotics before surgery and blood product administration. Outcome indicators include mortality rates, nosocomial infection rates, staff and patient satisfaction, unplanned transfers to critical care, and adverse events.
This document lists various structure, process, and outcome indicators that can be used to measure the performance of a hospital. For structure indicators, it mentions the availability of essential supplies, equipment, medical records, blood and blood products. For process indicators, it lists factors like the timing of antibiotics before surgery and blood product administration. Outcome indicators include mortality rates, nosocomial infection rates, staff and patient satisfaction, unplanned transfers to critical care, and adverse events.
This document lists various structure, process, and outcome indicators that can be used to measure the performance of a hospital. For structure indicators, it mentions the availability of essential supplies, equipment, medical records, blood and blood products. For process indicators, it lists factors like the timing of antibiotics before surgery and blood product administration. Outcome indicators include mortality rates, nosocomial infection rates, staff and patient satisfaction, unplanned transfers to critical care, and adverse events.
This document lists various structure, process, and outcome indicators that can be used to measure the performance of a hospital. For structure indicators, it mentions the availability of essential supplies, equipment, medical records, blood and blood products. For process indicators, it lists factors like the timing of antibiotics before surgery and blood product administration. Outcome indicators include mortality rates, nosocomial infection rates, staff and patient satisfaction, unplanned transfers to critical care, and adverse events.
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Structure indicators Name
Availability of essential supplies and equipment.
Availability of medical records. Availability of blood and blood products.
Availability of emergency medications.
Vacancy rates in all departments. # Clinical Research
Process indicators Name
The timing and use of antibiotics prior to surgery. Blood and blood products administration. Documentation in the medical record. Delays of physician answering nurses phone calls/beeps, and/or pages.
Modified Early Warning Scoring Activation Resulting in ICU Transfer-(MEWS).
Pediatric Early Warning Scoring Activation Resulting in PICU Transfers
% of intubation in the recovery room(Main & WSH OR). Medical Imaging STAT Report TAT(CT & US)-since the procedure has done up to result report in the system. Average Appt. Waiting time for inpatients undergoing MRI under General Anesthesia. Internal Turnaround Time for Chemistry Test. Short Turnaround Time (STAT) Hematology . A single frozen section Short Turnaround Time (STAT) Outcome indicators Name Mortality rates. Nosocomial Infection rates.-VAP Nosocomial Infection rates.-CLABSI Nosocomial Infection rates. Nosocomial Infection rates. Staff satisfaction Patient satisfaction.
Unplanned transfer to critical care area.
Resuscitation of patients (Cardiac/respiratory arrest). Readmission to the hospital within 3 days of discharge.