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Why Quality Pays
Organizing Structure for Quality Reporting and Improvement
The Power of the Driver Diagram
Seeing Documentation Through the Lens of Risk Models
CMS and Other Rating Agencies
Managing Clinical Risk
A Comprehensive Program for Concurrent Review
Severe Hospital-Acquired Pressure Injury: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 3
Failure to Rescue: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 4
Perioperative Hematoma & Hemorrhage: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 9
Acute Perioperative Respiratory Failure: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 11
Perioperative Pulmonary Embolism and Deep Vein Thrombosis: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 12
Postoperative Sepsis: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 13
Postoperative Wound Dehiscence: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 14
Unrecognized Abdominopelvic Accidental Puncture or Laceration: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 15
Iatrogenic Pneumothorax: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 6
Central Line Associated Blood Stream infection: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 7
PSIs of Lesser Frequency: PSI-2 Deaths in Low Mortality DRGs; PSI-5 Retained Foreign Items, PSI-8 In-hospital Falls with Hip Fracture, PSI-10 Postoperative Kidney Injury Requiring Dialysis
PSI 17, 18 & 19 Birth and Obstetric Trauma Related to Vaginal Delivery
CMS Hospital-Acquired Conditions
CDC Hospital Acquired Infections
CMS Core Measures: Which Are Still Important for Public Quality Reporting?- Concurrent Complication Review (for Vizient, Healthgrades, and Truven/IBM Watsons ECRI Measure)
Risk-Adjusted Mortality
Concurrent Review for Mortality: Documentation and Coding Considerations
Avoiding Futile Acute Care Hospital Admissions
Hierarchical Condition Codes: Importance for Payment and Quality
Quality Metrics for CMS Care Bundles and Commercial Center of Excellence Status
Optimizing Medical Record Queries
Readmission Penalty Risk Related to Documentation & Coding
National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (NSQIP)
Publicly Reported Pediatric Quality Metrics
Use of Data Transparency and Process Change in Organ Transplantation
Review of Stroke and Neuroscience Quality Data: Basis for Durable Improvement
Mitigating the Impact of COVID-19 on Quality and Value
Role of a Comprehensive Patient Flow Center in Optimizing Patient Outcomes
Quality Improvement Partnership between Nursing and The Medical Staff
Engaging the Hospitals Medical Staff
Engaging the Hospitals House Staff
Approach to Teaching Quality Improvement: A Curriculum for Quality Improvement
Data Review for False Negatives
From Data Review to Process Improvement in Quality.
Organizing Structure for Quality Reporting and Improvement
The Power of the Driver Diagram
Seeing Documentation Through the Lens of Risk Models
CMS and Other Rating Agencies
Managing Clinical Risk
A Comprehensive Program for Concurrent Review
Severe Hospital-Acquired Pressure Injury: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 3
Failure to Rescue: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 4
Perioperative Hematoma & Hemorrhage: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 9
Acute Perioperative Respiratory Failure: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 11
Perioperative Pulmonary Embolism and Deep Vein Thrombosis: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 12
Postoperative Sepsis: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 13
Postoperative Wound Dehiscence: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 14
Unrecognized Abdominopelvic Accidental Puncture or Laceration: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 15
Iatrogenic Pneumothorax: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 6
Central Line Associated Blood Stream infection: AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator 7
PSIs of Lesser Frequency: PSI-2 Deaths in Low Mortality DRGs; PSI-5 Retained Foreign Items, PSI-8 In-hospital Falls with Hip Fracture, PSI-10 Postoperative Kidney Injury Requiring Dialysis
PSI 17, 18 & 19 Birth and Obstetric Trauma Related to Vaginal Delivery
CMS Hospital-Acquired Conditions
CDC Hospital Acquired Infections
CMS Core Measures: Which Are Still Important for Public Quality Reporting?- Concurrent Complication Review (for Vizient, Healthgrades, and Truven/IBM Watsons ECRI Measure)
Risk-Adjusted Mortality
Concurrent Review for Mortality: Documentation and Coding Considerations
Avoiding Futile Acute Care Hospital Admissions
Hierarchical Condition Codes: Importance for Payment and Quality
Quality Metrics for CMS Care Bundles and Commercial Center of Excellence Status
Optimizing Medical Record Queries
Readmission Penalty Risk Related to Documentation & Coding
National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (NSQIP)
Publicly Reported Pediatric Quality Metrics
Use of Data Transparency and Process Change in Organ Transplantation
Review of Stroke and Neuroscience Quality Data: Basis for Durable Improvement
Mitigating the Impact of COVID-19 on Quality and Value
Role of a Comprehensive Patient Flow Center in Optimizing Patient Outcomes
Quality Improvement Partnership between Nursing and The Medical Staff
Engaging the Hospitals Medical Staff
Engaging the Hospitals House Staff
Approach to Teaching Quality Improvement: A Curriculum for Quality Improvement
Data Review for False Negatives
From Data Review to Process Improvement in Quality.