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Used in aggregate form as "per location" and/or "per timeframe", e.g. by month/quarter/year x Ward/Unit x Hospital | |||
===QI domain=== | ===QI domain=== | ||
*[[QualityDomain::Safe]] | *[[QualityDomain::Safe]] | ||
Sepsis is a hospital acquired complication that is associated with poor patient outcomes and has multiple strategies to prevent its occurrence. | |||
==Sampling Plan / Procedure== | ==Sampling Plan / Procedure== | ||
100 % of all patients will be monitored for acquired | 100 % of all patients will be monitored for acquired Septic_Sepsis listed in the data sources below. | ||
===Inclusion Criteria=== | ===Inclusion Criteria=== | ||
All | All | ||
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None | None | ||
===Frequency=== | ===Frequency=== | ||
* | *Recording the date the Sepsis occurred. | ||
* | *Time Reference is calendar month, quarter or year. | ||
==Definition and Derivation== | ==Definition and Derivation== | ||
Number of | Number of Septic_Sepsis cases per 1000 ICU patient days | ||
===Numerator=== | ===Numerator=== | ||
Number of | Number of ICU Septic_Sepsis acquired cases | ||
===Denominator=== | ===Denominator=== | ||
Total | Total Patient Days from Bed occupancy Definition1 | ||
==Data Sources== | ==Data Sources== | ||
* Starting 2019, Septic_Sepsis is part of the ICD10 collection with codes R57.2, R65.0, R65.1 under the Acquired Diagnosis / Complication. | |||
#[[Sepsis (SIRS due to infection, without acute organ failure)]] | |||
#[[Severe sepsis]] | |||
#[[Shock, septic]] | |||
* Before 2019, Septic_Sepsis include Septic Shock (old code 44) and Severe Sepsis (old code 45) and saved in table L_Dxs | |||
==SAS Program== | ==SAS Program== | ||
* The SAS program to get the Septic_Sepsis is X:\Julie\SAS_CFE\CFE_macros\Pre_ICD10_AcqDx.sas | |||
* The SAS program to get the LOS is X:\Julie\SAS_CFE\CFE_macros\logphi.sas and (datetimes.sas or datetime_short.sas ) | |||
==Report Users== | ==Report Users== | ||
Critical Care Directors, Critical Care Unit Managers and WRHA Outcome Improvement Team Committee | |||
== Related articles == | == Related articles == | ||
{{Related Articles}} | {{Related Articles}} | ||
[[Category: Sepsis]] | [[Category: Sepsis]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:59, 2021 December 13
Number of Septic-Sepsis cases per 1000 ICU patient days
| Indicators | |
| Indicator: | ICU Acquired Sepsis |
| Created/Raw: | Created |
| Program: | Critical Care |
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| Reports: | Critical Care Program Quality Indicator Report, WRHA ICU Hospital-Acquired Conditions |
Used in aggregate form as "per location" and/or "per timeframe", e.g. by month/quarter/year x Ward/Unit x Hospital
QI domain
- Safe
Sepsis is a hospital acquired complication that is associated with poor patient outcomes and has multiple strategies to prevent its occurrence.
Sampling Plan / Procedure
100 % of all patients will be monitored for acquired Septic_Sepsis listed in the data sources below.
Inclusion Criteria
All
Exclusion Criteria
None
Frequency
- Recording the date the Sepsis occurred.
- Time Reference is calendar month, quarter or year.
Definition and Derivation
Number of Septic_Sepsis cases per 1000 ICU patient days
Numerator
Number of ICU Septic_Sepsis acquired cases
Denominator
Total Patient Days from Bed occupancy Definition1
Data Sources
- Starting 2019, Septic_Sepsis is part of the ICD10 collection with codes R57.2, R65.0, R65.1 under the Acquired Diagnosis / Complication.
- Before 2019, Septic_Sepsis include Septic Shock (old code 44) and Severe Sepsis (old code 45) and saved in table L_Dxs
SAS Program
- The SAS program to get the Septic_Sepsis is X:\Julie\SAS_CFE\CFE_macros\Pre_ICD10_AcqDx.sas
- The SAS program to get the LOS is X:\Julie\SAS_CFE\CFE_macros\logphi.sas and (datetimes.sas or datetime_short.sas )
Report Users
Critical Care Directors, Critical Care Unit Managers and WRHA Outcome Improvement Team Committee
Related articles
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