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PIMC Semiannual Report- Patient Experience July-December 2017. FISCAL YTD Patient Experience (7/1/17-12/31/17). Emergency Department Overview (July-December 2017). PIMC has been able to sustain it’s top box performance for several quarters. Scores are trending up even higher in Q1-Q2.
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Emergency Department Overview (July-December 2017) • PIMC has been able to sustain it’s top box performance for several quarters. • Scores are trending up even higher in Q1-Q2. • In all of the Emergency Service Key Driver sections of care, PIMC remains above the 95th percentile for the nation. • (This means that PIMC scores above and beyond 95% of hospitals in the nations on all the key indicators that make up the Emergency Department care experience. These totals are based on patient feedback on post Emergency Dept. visit surveys) ALL PG DB= All Emergency Services client surveys returned for all hospitals in the entire Press Ganey Database. n=Number of surveys returned Mean = Average
Inpatient Experience Overview (July-December 2017) The biggest challenge in improving the care experience for admitted patients is that we don’t have a large enough admitted patient volume to be able to adequately measure how we are doing at providing care to our admitted patients. Between July 1st and December 31st we only received 19 inpatient surveys. We need at least 30 returned surveys to be able to validate the data as statistically significant. ALL PG DB= All Inpatient Hospital client surveys returned for all hospitals in the entire Press Ganey Database. n=Number of surveys returned Mean = Average
Outpatient Ambulatory Surgery (OAS) Overview (July-December 2017) • We began collecting OAS CAHPS official data as of 1/1/2018. FYTD Overall Rating Top Box CAHPS Scores is 82.6% which puts us in the 28th Percentile Rank. • We did see a slight dip in scores over the past few quarters. • Opportunities remain around our registration process and informing patients about delays and wait times. ALL PG DB= All OAS client surveys returned for all hospitals in the entire Press Ganey Database. n=Number of surveys returned Mean = Average
Patient/Family Comments The ER staff was exceptional & competent, kind, experienced and knowledgeable. Their focus on making me comfortable and giving me advice and information on how to deal with my back pain was much appreciated. After returning home I was able to request and quickly receive the spinal x-rays from the radiology dept. so my doctor and physical therapist could look at them. Excellent attention and care! *Dr. Lopez and the nurses were extra special - especially the home care nurse, she changed my wound vac twice - I had a very good experience at the ER in Friday Harbor. Hopefully I don't have to use it again, but if so, I'd feel very comfortable going there. It mostly took awhile after visiting with the doctor. I waited in total about 1.5 hrs. That was the only negative. My husband was with me & the doctor let him know everything he needed to. Sorry about handwriting. Broken wrist. Kind & knowledgeable people. I was very thankful to them- They know their job well- I trust them. Without their treatment, I could have died in a few days. Kind & intelligent. Wonderfully anxiety reducing experience. So grateful for on N/S island care. A+ experience overall. I was very impressed with the team and the facility. I am so thankful to be able to have this service on island! I would describe the nurse care as a bit casual, not neglect (I was not dangerously ill) but not very attentive. Excellent care by *Dr. Bill Gunderson. The Peace Island medical center is just a few minutes' drive from my home, which makes it VERY convenient when you live on an island. I felt that the nurses and doctor worked carefully and professionally with me before and during the procedure I think the hospital should provide sleep masks for overnight stays if wanted by patient. I was hard to sleep! They were happy to make any thing they could for me. But with no kitchen it was limited.
