Patient Safety indicators

KPI: QI005

99.88% of surgical patients stayed free of blood clots after their operation, showing our commitment to safe surgical care

Remarks

Low and safe

For more details about the KPI QI005 you can check the table below

MAIR performance

KPI: QI029

96.5% of patients did not return to the hospital within 30 days of discharge. A strong indicator of quality care

Remarks

well managed

For more details about the KPI QI029 you can check the table below

MAIR performance-2

Hospital acquired infections

KPI: QI029

96.5% of patients did not return to the hospital within 30 days of discharge. A strong indicator of quality care

Remarks

well managed

For more details about the KPI QI029 you can check the table below

MAIR performance-2

Patient Safety indicators

KPI: QI029

96.5% of patients did not return to the hospital within 30 days of discharge. A strong indicator of quality care

Remarks

well managed

For more details about the KPI QI029 you can check the table below

MAIR performance-2
KPI #DOH KPI titleKPI meaning in simple language (Website-Friendly Heading - finalized)What it means
 Patient Safety indicators  
QI005Rate of Perioperative Pulmonary Embolism (PE) or Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)Tracking Risk of Blood Clots After SurgeryThis tracks how often patients develop dangerous blood clots after surgery.
QI029QI029: 30 day all cause unplanned readmission rateUnplanned Return to Hospital Within 30 Days of dischargeShows how many patients return to the hospital for same or different complaints within 30 days of discharge
 Hospital acquired infections  
QI006QI006: Rate of Healthcare-Associated Multidrug-Resistant Organism (MDRO) Bloodstream InfectionMonitoring Drug-Resistant Blood InfectionsMeasures serious hospital infections caused by germs in blood that don't respond to common antibiotics
QI031QI031: Rate of healthcare associated infection (HAI) Clostridium Difficile Infection (CDI) in all adult inpatientsTracking Gut Infections caused by antibiotic overuse in HospitalTracks gut infections usually caused by antibiotics, which can be serious
 Access & Timeliness of Care KPIs  
WT004WT004 - Consultant or Specialist Hospital Appointment (Excluding Cancer)Time taken to get a Specialist AppointmentHow many people get timely specialist appointments
WT003WT003 - Hospital Wait at Point of Arrival   Time taken to Start Care After Arrival at clinic Measures how quickly patients are attended to after arrival.
WT008WT008 - Door to Doctor in ER/ UCTime taken to See a Doctor in Emergency/Urgent CareShows how fast a doctor sees you after you arrive at the Emergency Room
WT010WT010 - 24hrs - Re attendance Rate to Emergency Department Return Visits to ER Within 24 HoursTracks how many patients return to the ER within a day, which can indicate unresolved issues
WT011WT011 - Left without being seen (LWBS) by an Emergency departments doctor Patients Leaving ER Before Being SeenHow many patients left the ER without being treated by a doctor.

disclaimers

(a)- data is verified by the Department of Health.
(b)-  some data has been adjusted for consistency and ease of interpretation.