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Nursing Workforce Sustainability Group Webcast

Nursing Workforce Sustainability Group Webcast. 1 May 2009. Webcast Agenda. Release of Individual reports Review of indicators and how to interpret Brief review of data Review agenda for September meeting Survey Development. Review of Indicators: Changes and Updates. Previously:

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Nursing Workforce Sustainability Group Webcast

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  1. Nursing Workforce Sustainability Group Webcast 1 May 2009

  2. Webcast Agenda • Release of Individual reports • Review of indicators and how to interpret • Brief review of data • Review agenda for September meeting • Survey Development

  3. Review of Indicators: Changes and Updates • Previously: • “Raw indicators” and “Standardised” indicators” • Raw Indicators • Based on the Coding Rules for Adverse Outcomes developed by Needleman et al. (2002) • Additional New Zealand/Australian Coding adjustments developed by Barbara McCloskey, RN, DNSc • Standardised • HRT adjustments applied over top of the Needleman adjustments

  4. Data Dictionary • Same data dictionary as October 2008 meeting

  5. Data Dictionary

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  10. Data Dictionary

  11. “Raw Indicators” now “Needleman Care Indicators” • N1.01-N.1.16 • No definitional difference from October meeting • All measures exclude: • LOS less than 1 and greater than 90 days • Age less than 18 • MDC 14 (Obstetrics) • MDC 15 (Newborn) • MDC 19 (Mental Illness) • MDC 20 (Substance Abuse) • Error DRGs 9

  12. “Standardised Indicators” now “HRT Standardised Indicators” • N 2.01-N 2.16 • Index rates established based on 3 yrs of data (Dec 2004-Dec 2007) • 100% = Dec 2004 – Dec 2007 average • Index compared to observed in 2008 Jan-June • Expected vs. Actual • 6 risk factors considered

  13. HRT Standardised Indicators Risk Factors • Principal Diagnosis Chapter (ICD-10) • Age Group • Gender • Emergency / Elective • Complexity • Acute Transfer In / Other • Grouped-average stratification approach used • i.e. Diseases of the nervous system (G00-G99), age 50-64, Female, Emergency, Complex, Not acute transfer • Rates in each of these subgroups are compared at each hospital

  14. HRT Standardised Indicators • Relative rate of expected vs. actual • >100%: higher than expected rate • <100%: lower than expected rate

  15. Impact of changes • No longer “Double controlling” • 2 separate data sets • Needleman set supported by literature • Obstetric patients now included in HRT data set, as are • MDC 15 (Newborn) • MDC 19 (Mental Illness) • MDC 20 (Substance Abuse)

  16. Brief Review of Data

  17. N1.02, N2.02, N3.02 UTI Exclusions • Primary diagnosis of • N390, T835 (UTIs) • A40* - A41* (Sepsis) • A499 (Bacterial infection, unspecified) Inclusions • N390, T835 (UTIs)

  18. N1.02 UTINeedleman Indicator 8.2% 14.1%

  19. N1.02 UTI Needleman Indicator • Exclusions • LOS <1 and >90 days • Age less than 18 • MDC 14 (Obstetrics) • MDC 15 (Newborn) • MDC 19 (Mental Illness) • MDC 20 (Substance Abuse) • Error DRGs 9

  20. N2.02: UTIHRT Standardised Indicator

  21. N2.02 UTI HRT Standardised Indicator • Standardisations • Principal Diagnosis Chapter (ICD-10) • Age Group • Gender • Emergency / Elective • Complexity • Acute Transfer In / Other

  22. N1.01 vs. N2.01UTI Comparison Needleman Indicators Eagle, Polaris, Jaguar, Athene HRT Standardised Indicators

  23. N1.13, N2.13, N3.13Failure to Rescue Exclusions Primary diagnosis of • Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia • Shock or Cardiac Arrest • Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding • Hospital-Acquired Sepsis • Deep Venous Thrombosis Inclusions • Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia • Shock or Cardiac Arrest • Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding • Hospital-Acquired Sepsis • Deep Venous Thrombosis • + Discharge of Death

  24. N1.13 Failure to RescueNeedleman Indicator

  25. N1.13 Failure to RescueNeedleman Indicator • Exclusions • LOS <1 and >90 days • Age less than 18 • MDC 14 (Obstetrics) • MDC 15 (Newborn) • MDC 19 (Mental Illness) • MDC 20 (Substance Abuse) • Error DRGs 9

  26. N2.13 Failure to RescueHRT Standardised Indicator

  27. N2.13 Failure to RescueHRT Standardised Indicator • Standardisations • Principal Diagnosis Chapter (ICD-10) • Age Group • Gender • Emergency / Elective • Complexity • Acute Transfer In / Other

  28. Failure to Rescue Comparison Needleman Indicators Tiger, Achilles, Scorpio, Athene HRT Standardised Indicators

  29. 3-4 September Meeting • Novotel Brisbane (200 Creek Street, Brisbane) • October 2008 Topic: Attracting, Recruiting, and Retaining Gen X and Y nurses • Gen X Guest Speaker

  30. 3-4 September Meeting • Add small profile of each participating hospital • # of beds • Location • Specialty • Anything else?

  31. 3-4 September Agenda • September Topic Choices • Strategies for a Part-time workforce • Phased Retirement • Strategies for retaining retirement age nurses • A hospital without agency/Reducing reliance on agency nurses • Other choices?   • Guest Speaker? • Site visit?

  32. Survey Development • Feedback from previous meeting • Shortened/streamlined survey • Focus on relationship of variables • Impact of: • Post-graduate Qualifications • Turnover • Skill-mix • % full time • Length of service • Resignation rate …on each of 16 indicators

  33. Survey Development • Impact on each of 16 indicators • Which data set to use? • Set of questions relating to topic chosen

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