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===Denominator===
===Denominator===
Total ICU_LOS in [[LOS per Service]] of the same time frame
Total ICU_LOS in [[LOS Per Service]] of the same time frame
==Data Sources==
==Data Sources==
*Before 2019 - from table L_Labs_Flowsheet
*Before 2019 - from table L_Labs_Flowsheet

Latest revision as of 12:34, 29 December 2022

Number of Chest Xrays performed per 1000 ICU patient days

Indicators
Indicator: ICU Resource Utilization - Chest Xrays
Created/Raw: Created
Program: Critical Care
Start Date:
End Date:
Reports: No reports on this wiki list this as an indicator.
Data Dependencies(Reports/Indicators/Data Elements):


  • Cargo


  • Helper template:
  • Cargo


  • Categories

none

  • SMW:
  • Categories
  • Default form:

Used in aggregate form as "per location" and/or "per timeframe", e.g. by month/quarter/year x Ward/Unit x Hospital

QI domain

  • Efficient

Significance

Rational test ordering is important to both patient outcomes and appropriate resource utilization

Sampling Plan / Procedure

100 % of all patients with Chest Xrays performed

Inclusion Criteria

All

Exclusion Criteria

None

Frequency

  • Recorded Chest Xrays per patient
  • Time reference is monthly, quarterly, yearly basis based on discharge dates

Definition and Derivation

Number of Chest Xrays performed per 1000 ICU patient days

Numerator

Total number of Chest Xrays from all patients in a given time frame

Denominator

Total ICU_LOS in LOS Per Service of the same time frame

Data Sources

  • Before 2019 - from table L_Labs_Flowsheet
  • Starting 2019 - from CCI procedures

SAS Program

  • S:\MED\MED_CCMED\Julie\SAS_CFE\CFE_macros\Pre_CCI.sas
  • Part of S:\MED\MED_CCMED\Julie\SAS_CFE\CC_reports\ChartReport\1-ByUnit_prepCC_QI_startJan2021.sas

Report Users

  • Critical Care Directors and Site Managers
  • Critical Care Quality Improvement Team (QIT)

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