Driving results

1. Driving results Amber Yun – Senior Analyst, Partnership for Patients Mara Zabari, RN – Director of Integrated Care, Partnership for Patients

2. Harm and Readmissions Reduction Results Lower is better 38% 8% 6% Pressure Ulcers Readmissions CLABSI VAP CAUTI SSI Falls OB VTE ADE Achieve by December 2013 Baseline 2010 2% 10% Goal 20% Goal 40% 50% 52% 64% Based on submitted data through Q4 2012 for CLABSI, VAP, CAUTI, and SSI Based on submitted data through Q3 2012 for OB and Pressure Ulcers. Based on submitted data through Q2 2012 for Readmissions Based on submitted data through Q1 2012 for VTE Submission rates for current quarter of data: CLABSI: 80%; VAP: 75.4%; CAUTI: 80%; SSI: 80.3%; Falls: 30.5%; Pressure Ulcers: 90.5%; EED: 81.3%; VTE: 77.9%; Readmission: 90.53% 77% DRAFT

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4. The hospitals reporting over time have changed so it is difficult to make conclusions from the trend line. • 9 hospitals have made a reduction in their falls with injury rate. • 7 of the 9 have exceeded the goal of 40% reduction from their 2010 baseline to Q2 2012.

5. FALLS • 25 hospitals with data for all quarters between 2010 baseline to Q2 2012 • Continue to report • 26 hospitals with incomplete data • Contact Amber Yun • 41 hospitals with no data • Contact Amber Yun • Contact Information: • Amber Yun Senior Analyst, Partnership for Patients 206-216-2895 ambery@wsha.org Presented at Washington State Hospital Association Safe Table, 2/20/2013

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7. 54%reduction in the number of stage III and IV pressure ulcers! $80,000 savings in one year. Presented at Washington State Hospital Association Safe Table, 2/20/2013

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9. Resources: Presented at Washington State Hospital Association Safe Table, 2/20/2013

10. Resources: Presented at Washington State Hospital Association Safe Table, 2/20/2013

11. Adaptive Action So What? What? Now What? Human Systems Dynamics Institute 2012 Presented at Washington State Hospital Association Safe Table, 2/20/2013