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{{Reporting Indicators | {{Reporting Indicators | ||
| description = Percent | | description = Percent unit deaths per calendar month | ||
| indicator_name = {{PAGENAME}} | | indicator_name = {{PAGENAME}} | ||
| created_raw = Created | | created_raw = Created | ||
| program = Critical Care | | program = Critical Care and Medicine | ||
| indicator_start_date = | | indicator_start_date = | ||
| indicator_end_date = | | indicator_end_date = | ||
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==Sampling Plan / Procedure== | ==Sampling Plan / Procedure== | ||
===Inclusion Criteria=== | |||
= | * 100% of all patients physically present in an unit bed and have a [[Dispo]] of one of the following: | ||
** Died - to morgue | |||
** Died - to OR | |||
** Died - to other ICU | |||
===Exclusion Criteria=== | ===Exclusion Criteria=== | ||
If the patient has a [[Dispo]] "Died - *" in more than one location, only the first one is counted. (E.g. for [[Guideline for coding organ donation after death | organ donors]]) | |||
==Definition and Derivation== | ==Definition and Derivation== | ||
===Numerator=== | |||
Num = Total number of patients who died | |||
===Denominator=== | ===Denominator=== | ||
Denom = Total number of patients | |||
===Formula=== | |||
Unit Mortality (%) = Num / Denom * 100 | |||
==Data Sources== | ==Data Sources== | ||
* [[Dispo]] | * [[Dispo]] | ||
==SAS Program== | ==SAS Program== | ||
{{ | {{S:\MED\MED_CCMED}}Julie\SAS_CFE\CFE_macros\logphiunit.sas | ||
== | == Data Integrity Checks == | ||
{{ | * [[Query NDC_dx_implying_death_across_encounters]] | ||
* [[Query check ICD10 dx implying death must have appropriate dispo]] | |||
== Data use == | |||
see infobox | |||
== Change Log == | |||
{{DJ | I seem to remember hearing that this excludes palliative patients or something like that. If not, did it use to? If it used to and changed we should state that here. If it still does, or never did, we might want to be specific about that above so it doesn't come up again. }} | |||
== Related articles == | == Related articles == | ||
{{Related Articles}} | {{Related Articles}} | ||
[[Category:Admit/Discharge]] | |||
[[Category:End-of-life related data]] | |||
Latest revision as of 16:40, 8 December 2025
Percent unit deaths per calendar month
| Indicators | |
| Indicator: | Unit Mortality |
| Created/Raw: | Created |
| Program: | Critical Care and Medicine |
| Start Date: | |
| End Date: | |
| Reports: | Critical Care Program Quality Indicator Report, Directors Quarterly and Annual Report (Critical Care), Directors Quarterly and Annual Report (Medicine) |
| Data Dependencies(Reports/Indicators/Data Elements): | |
QI domain
- Safe
- Effective
Significance
Mortality is heavily influenced by case mix and severity of illness. Any differences in mortality between units or over time should be examined for differences in patient population first. Other Factors affecting mortality include structural and process-related aspects of care.
Sampling Plan / Procedure
Inclusion Criteria
- 100% of all patients physically present in an unit bed and have a Dispo of one of the following:
- Died - to morgue
- Died - to OR
- Died - to other ICU
Exclusion Criteria
If the patient has a Dispo "Died - *" in more than one location, only the first one is counted. (E.g. for organ donors)
Definition and Derivation
Numerator
Num = Total number of patients who died
Denominator
Denom = Total number of patients
Formula
Unit Mortality (%) = Num / Denom * 100
Data Sources
SAS Program
S:\MED\Med_CCMED\S:\MED\Med_CCMED\Julie\SAS_CFE\CFE_macros\logphiunit.sas
Data Integrity Checks
- Query NDC_dx_implying_death_across_encounters
- Query check ICD10 dx implying death must have appropriate dispo
Data use
see infobox
Change Log
|
I seem to remember hearing that this excludes palliative patients or something like that. If not, did it use to? If it used to and changed we should state that here. If it still does, or never did, we might want to be specific about that above so it doesn't come up again. |
Related articles
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