Performance Assessment Methodology The Scottish Government requires all Health Boards to attain a defined level of performance against a number of measures (known as Standards) which are included in the Local Delivery Plan (LDP). In addition, NHS Fife scrutinises its performance relating to Complaints. At initial assessment of performance, targets and Standards are grouped into three categories; those where performance always (or usually) achieves the required target (i.e. track’), those where performance has either met’ the required level or has dropped ‘on ‘not below it for a prolonged period (i.e. is and those generally met’. ‘variable’) ‘not Targets and Standards; On Track NHS Fife continues to meet or perform ahead of the following National Standards: Hospital Acquired Infection (HAI), Clostridium Difficile (C-Diff) target: We will achieve a maximum rate of C- Diff infection in the over 15 year olds of 0.32 Targets and Standards; Variable Performance NHS Fife has met the following National Standards for a sustained period however performance varies from month-to-month. If performance drops significantly below the Standard for 3 consecutive months, a drill-down process is instigated. N/A for Clinical Governance this month 3 Targets and Standards; Not Being Met - Drill-Down For each of the LDP Standards and targets not being met (or where performance is profile and key to the delivery of safe patient care), a more in-depth report is provided and is structured as follows: A summary box, describing the measure, current performance and the latest published performance and status (Scotland) A trend chart covering the last 12 months of local performance data A past performance box showing the last 3 data points (previous to the ‘current’ position) An improvements/benefits box, outlining key actions being taken, expected benefits and current status. HAI: SAB Drill Down Measure We will achieve a maximum rate of SAB (including MRSA) of 0.24 Current Performance 0.36 per 1,000 acute occupied bed days, for year ending Nov 2017 Scotland Performance 0.33 cases per 1,000 acute occupied bed days, for year ending Sep 2017
Performance Assessment Methodology The Scottish Government requires all Health Boards to attain a defined level of performance against a number of measures (known as Standards) which are included in the Local Delivery Plan (LDP). In addition, NHS Fife scrutinises its performance relating to Complaints. At initial assessment of performance, targets and Standards are grouped into three categories; those where performance always (or usually) achieves the required target (i.e. ‘on track’), those where performance has either ‘not met’ the required level or has dropped below it for a prolonged period (i.e. is ‘variable’) and those generally ‘not met’. Targets and Standards; On Track NHS Fife continues to meet or perform ahead of the following National Standards: Hospital Acquired Infection (HAI), Clostridium Difficile (C-Diff) target: We will achieve a maximum rate of C- Diff infection in the over 15 year olds of 0.32 Targets and Standards; Variable Performance NHS Fife has met the following National Standards for a sustained period however performance varies from month-to-month. If performance drops significantly below the Standard for 3 consecutive months, a drill-down process is instigated. N/A for Clinical Governance this month 3 Targets and Standards; Not Being Met - Drill-Down For each of the LDP Standards and targets not being met (or where performance is and key to the delivery of safe patient care), a more in-depth report is provided and is structured as follows: A summary box, describing the measure, current performance and the latest published performance and status (Scotland) A trend chart covering the last 12 months of local performance data A past performance box showing the last 3 data points (previous to the ‘current’ position) An improvements/benefits box, outlining key actions being taken, expected benefits and current status. HAI: SAB Drill Down Measure We will achieve a maximum rate of SAB (including MRSA) of 0.24 Current Performance 0.36 per 1,000 acute occupied bed days, for year ending Nov 2017 Scotland Performance 0.33 cases per 1,000 acute occupied bed days, for year ending Sep 2017 profile
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