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Perioperative care: percentage of patients, regardless of age, who undergo a procedure under anesthesia and are admitted to an ICU directly from the anesthetizing location, who have a documented use of a checklist or protocol for the transfer of care from the responsible anesthesia practitioner to the responsible ICU team or team member.
- Published By American Society of Anesthesiologists, Physician Consortium for Performance Improvement®
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units, Transition
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Perinatal care: proportion of infants with temperature less than 36 degrees Celsius among those with temperature measured within one hour of admission to the NICU.
- Published By Vermont Oxford Network
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Perinatal care: proportion of infants with temperature measured within one hour of admission to the NICU.
- Published By Vermont Oxford Network
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Perinatal care: proportion of nosocomial bacterial infection for eligible infants whose birth weight is between 401 and 1500 grams or whose gestational age is between 22 and 29 weeks.
- Published By Vermont Oxford Network
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Inpatient perinatal care: the number of live-born neonates less than 2,500 grams that arrive to a Level 2 or higher nursery whose qualifying temperature falls within the criteria for that stratum: cold, very cool, cool, euthermic, and overly warm.
- Published By Collaboration for Advancing Pediatric Quality Measures
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units, Other
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Inpatient perinatal care: the distribution of temperatures of live-born neonates less than 2,500 grams that arrive at a Level 2 or higher nursery.
- Published By Collaboration for Advancing Pediatric Quality Measures
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units, Other
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Inpatient perinatal care: percent of live-born neonates less than 2,500 grams that have a temperature documented within 15 minutes after their arrival to a Level 2 or higher nursery.
- Published By Collaboration for Advancing Pediatric Quality Measures
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units, Other
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Adult trauma care: percentage of patients age 18 years and older admitted to hospital with an injury diagnosis and a tertiary survey documented in the medical record within 24 hours of hospital admission.
- Published By Quality of Trauma in Adult Care
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Adult trauma care: percentage of patients age 18 years and older admitted to hospital with a major anatomic injury diagnosis under the care of a non-trauma/surgical service.
- Published By Quality of Trauma in Adult Care
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Adult trauma care: percentage of patients age 18 years and older admitted to hospital with an injury diagnosis and DVT prophylaxis prescribed within 24 hours of hospital admission.
- Published By Quality of Trauma in Adult Care
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Adult trauma care: percentage of patients age 18 years and older admitted to hospital with an injury diagnosis from a blunt force mechanism and documented assessment of the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine and decision to continue or discontinue spine immobilization within 36 hours of admission to hospital.
- Published By Quality of Trauma in Adult Care
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Adult trauma care: percentage of patients age 18 years and older with a primary injury diagnosis admitted to ICU from the ward.
- Published By Quality of Trauma in Adult Care
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Adult trauma care: percentage of discharges of patients age 18 years and older with a primary injury diagnosis and one of the following secondary diagnoses: decubitus ulcer, hospital acquired infection, iatrogenic pneumothorax, foreign body left during procedure, myocardial infarction, acute renal failure.
- Published By Quality of Trauma in Adult Care
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Adult trauma care: percentage of patients age 18 years and older admitted to hospital with an injury diagnosis who die.
- Published By Quality of Trauma in Adult Care
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Planning, organization, and management: percentage of patients discharged from the critical care department with the information required for codification.
- Published By Spanish Society of Intensive and Critical Care and Units Coronary
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Planning, organization, and management: number of days in which multidisciplinary clinical rounds are carried out.
- Published By Spanish Society of Intensive and Critical Care and Units Coronary
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Planning, organization, and management: percentage of regulated exchanges of information.
- Published By Spanish Society of Intensive and Critical Care and Units Coronary
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units, Transition
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Planning, organization, and management: percentage of scheduled surgical interventions suspended due to unavailability of previously reserved ICU beds.
- Published By Spanish Society of Intensive and Critical Care and Units Coronary
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Planning, organization, and management: percentage of patients with precipitated or inappropriate discharge from the critical care department.
- Published By Spanish Society of Intensive and Critical Care and Units Coronary
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
Planning, organization, and management: percentage of stays with delays at discharge from the critical care department.
- Published By Spanish Society of Intensive and Critical Care and Units Coronary
- Measurement Settings Hospital Inpatient, Intensive Care Units
- Professionals Involved In the Delivery of Service
