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*** Check on the X-axis if the last scale is the current period  
*** Check on the X-axis if the last scale is the current period  
*** Look for any change in the pattern and re-calculate the control limits
*** Look for any change in the pattern and re-calculate the control limits
** Once all charts are OK, save all the charts as image and saved them on  R:\Critical Care QIT\Director_Report\Images   
** Once all charts are OK, select the charts in groups and save them as .png image on  R:\Critical Care QIT\Director_Report\Images   
*Third part - Go to R:\Critical Care QIT\Director_Report\Report and review all the *.pptx files  
*Third part - Go to R:\Critical Care QIT\Director_Report\Report and review all the *.pptx files  
** All the inserted images in the PowerPoint files are automatically updated when the images from SQC are updated.
** All the inserted images in the PowerPoint files are automatically updated when the images from SQC are updated.

Revision as of 14:09, 2023 March 20

Reports
Report: Critical Care Program Quality Indicator Report
StartDtTm: 2016-10-01
EndDtTm:
Contact Person : Carmen Hrymak
Recipients: Distribution of Annual and Quarterly Reports
Frequency: quarterly
MailingList: Distribution of Annual and Quarterly Reports
Data Dependencies : Age Avoidable Days (Critical Care) Beds occupied by transferrable patients (Critical Care) CXR Creatinine (labs) Delirium days Duration of Mechanical Ventilation ICU Acquired Antibiotic Resistant Organism (ARO) rate ICU Acquired Catheter-associated Urinary Tract Infection (CAUTI) rate ICU Acquired Sepsis ICU Acquired Ulcer Rate ICU Diagnosis APACHE Category Rate ICU Interfacility Transfer ICU Primary Diagnosis ICD10 Chapter Rate ICU Resource Utilization - Creatinine Tests LOS Per Service Length of Time for Transfer from ED to ICU within same facility Night Time Discharges Nursing Workload Over Census at Midnight Patient flow Primary Admit Diagnosis Readmission Rate to ICU Severity of illness Transfer Delay (Critical Care) Unit Mortality Ventilated patient flow Ventilator Associated Pneumonia Rate Ventilator Utilization Ratio
SASFiles: <path for SAS files>
 
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Also known as "Outcomes Improvement Team Quarterly ICU Report" or "Directors Quarterly Report (Critical Care)".

Contents

There are multiple versions of this report that essentially contain the same indicators but has them aggregated slightly differently.

Critical Care Program Quality Indicator Report

( also refer as the Regional Report)

  • contains cumulative of all units except HSC CCU, STB ACCU and STB ICCS
  • Started Oct 2016 by Kendiss Olafson

Individual ICU Quality Indicator Report

Same

WRHA Critical Care Quality Indicator Report

  • contains comparison of indicators among all units
  • Start date - Oct 2016 for all units (except HSC CCU, STB ACCU, STB ICCS which started Jan 2019)
  • End Date -

Distribution

Distribution of Annual and Quarterly Reports

File Locations

  • Hard Copy of Report kept at desk of Database Program Statistician, Julie Mojica
  • Electronic copy of report:
    • Tabular : X:\Reports\CriticalCareReport
    • Graphical: R:\Critical Care QIT\Director_Report\Report

Legacy

Tabular Report

  • Tabular report
    • Report Label- Critical Care Activity Summary Report for the current quarter for each Unit
    • Start Date - 2003
    • End Date - Sept 2016 for all units (except HSC CCU, STB ACCU, STB ICCS which ended Dec 2018)
    • Part of the tabular report continues to be reported
      • label as Critical Care Comparative Report for the current quarter
      • one table containing 13 summary activity indicators of individual units for the current quarter
      • second table containing the VAP and CLBSI rates of all for the current quarter

SAS and SQC Programs

  • First part - Run the SAS programs saved in S:\MED\MED_CCMED\Julie\SAS_CFE\CC_reports\ChartReport in the following order:
    • 1-prepCC_QI_startJan2023_WithIncompleteBedHeld.sas - prepares the data to be used in the report and exported to excel file
      • Make sure all the data are cleaned already by the Data Processor.
      • Update the period to current one as indicated in the program.
      • The exported excel file is saved in R:\Critical Care QIT\Director_Report\DataFile\WRHA_CriticalCare.xlsx
        • Check the new exported excel file for suspicious data and also compare the data with common period from the excel file of previous period.
    • 2-prepCCChart_demog_93_Sex_start1Oct2019.sas - generates the bar chart for Age Groups, Sex
    • 3-prepCCChart_ApacheDxGrp_94_startJan2020.sas - generates the bar chart for eight Diagnostic Categories from APACHE II Predicted Death Model in ICD10
    • 4-prepCCChart_ICD10PrimaryDx_ChapterName_startingJuly2019.sas - generates the table of ranked primary Diagnosis using ICD10 Chapter Name
  • Second part - Open the SCQpack8 and the 216 charts for 26 indicators and 9 units (including Region and WRHA subgroups) are listed
    • All the charts are automatically updated when the excel file is updated. But need to check each chart for the following:
      • The need to change the Y-axis if there is any point(s) outside the Y-Axis or when the UCL or LCL are not showing in the chart.
      • Check on the X-axis if the last scale is the current period
      • Look for any change in the pattern and re-calculate the control limits
    • Once all charts are OK, select the charts in groups and save them as .png image on R:\Critical Care QIT\Director_Report\Images
  • Third part - Go to R:\Critical Care QIT\Director_Report\Report and review all the *.pptx files
    • All the inserted images in the PowerPoint files are automatically updated when the images from SQC are updated.
    • Browse all the slides in the PowerPoint are correct
    • Save the PowerPoint into pdf and save them on the folder labeled YYYYQQ where YYYY is year and QQ is the quarter.
    • Upload all the PDF to Critical Care Share Point.

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