9 10 11 I) 11 II) 13 III) 15 IV) 17 V) 19 VI) 21 & 23 VII) 25 VIII/IX) 26 X) 29 (GREEN) 30 31 APPENDIX I 31 APPENDIX II 32 APPENDIX III 34 APPENDIX IV 35 APPENDIX V 37 APPENDIX VI 38 APPENDIX VII 39 APPENDIX VIII 40 APPENDIX IX 41 APPENDIX X 42 Introduction In the first two years of the HEN, IHC and the Iowa Hospital Association built a web-based PfP HEN Reporting Database to track and monitor progress towards the 2014 PfP Aims, 40% reduction in readmissions and 20% reduction in Hospital-acquired Conditions (40/20/14). This PfP Reporting Database design supports the improvement work of the network hospitals and allows for hospitals to monitor trends in Process and Outcomes measures. The Reporting Database allows identified hospital leadership (e.g. Quality Improvement – Advisor, Data Improvement Advisor) to securely/privately enter hospital performance metric
9 10 11 I) 11 II) 13 III) 15 IV) 17 V) 19 VI) 21 & 23 VII) 25 VIII/IX) 26 X) 29 (GREEN) 30 31 I 31 II 32 III 34 IV 35 V 37 VI 38 VII 39 VIII 40 IX 41 X 42 Introduction In the first two years of the HEN, IHC and the Iowa Hospital Association built a web-based PfP HEN Reporting Database to track and monitor progress towards the 2014 PfP Aims, 40% reduction in readmissions and 20% reduction in Hospital-acquired Conditions (40/20/14). This PfP Reporting Database design supports the improvement work of the network hospitals and allows for hospitals to monitor trends in Process and Outcomes measures. The Reporting Database allows identified hospital leadership (e.g. – Quality Improvement Advisor, Data Improvement Advisor) to securely/privately enter hospital performance metric APPENDIX APPENDIX APPENDIX APPENDIX APPENDIX APPENDIX APPENDIX APPENDIX APPENDIX APPENDIX
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