'Potentially preventable' diaporamas de présentation

The role of IR in Visceral Trauma

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Abdominal Trauma Care

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Shock and Trauma Resuscitation

Shock and Trauma Resuscitation. Bonjo Batoon, CRNA, MS R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center Baltimore, MD. The Problem of Trauma. 50% die before they reach a hospital Head injury major cause of death in the field/hospital

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National Review of Asthma Deaths (NRAD)

National Review of Asthma Deaths (NRAD). An overview. Rosie Houston Programme Manager. Supporting partners. Asthma death studies - Pre-1980. Background (1). Potentially preventable or avoidable factors contributing to death from asthma identified nearly 50 years ago :

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Elizabeth McCullough, 3M Health Information Systems 6 April 2010

Potentially Preventable Readmissions: Overview of Definitions and Clinical Logic HSCRC April 6, 2010. Elizabeth McCullough, 3M Health Information Systems 6 April 2010. PPR Definition:

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Improving Care Transitions for Older Adults: The Enhanced Discharge Planning Program

Improving Care Transitions for Older Adults: The Enhanced Discharge Planning Program. Susan Altfeld, PhD 1 , Anthony Perry, MD 2 , Vanessa Fabbre, MSW 3 , Gayle Shier, MSW 2 , Anne Buffington, MPH 1 and Robyn Golden, AM, LCSW 2

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Potentially Preventable Readmissions RARE Mental Health Collab .

Potentially Preventable Readmissions RARE Mental Health Collab. Mark Sonneborn. What are PPRs? 3M software Based on MHA administrative data Measures readmissions to the same facility only ~ 22% go to different facilities, per literature How to interpret the reports.

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PPR Clinical Vetting Session:

PPR Clinical Vetting Session:. November 1 st 2010. Identification of clinically unrelated readmissions designated as preventable. It will always be possible to identify individual cases for which the readmission was a) probably planned or b) probably not preventable

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PPR Clinical Vetting Session:

PPR Clinical Vetting Session:. November 1 st 2010. Identification of clinically unrelated readmissions designated as preventable. It will always be possible to identify individual cases for which the readmission was a) probably planned or b) probably not preventable

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PPR Clinical Vetting Session:

PPR Clinical Vetting Session:. November 1 st 2010. Identification of clinically unrelated readmissions designated as preventable. It will always be possible to identify individual cases for which the readmission was a) probably planned or b) probably not preventable

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PPR Clinical Vetting Session:

PPR Clinical Vetting Session:. November 1 st 2010. Identification of clinically unrelated readmissions designated as preventable. It will always be possible to identify individual cases for which the readmission was a) probably planned or b) probably not preventable

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Potentially Preventable Readmissions

Potentially Preventable Readmissions. Clinical Logic and Review July 2010. A return hospitalization within a specified time interval that reasonable clinicians would agree was likely related to the initial hospital stay, and was potentially preventable by means of:

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Potentially Preventable Readmissions

Potentially Preventable Readmissions. Clinical Review. Dr. Norbert Goldfield 3 May 2010. A return hospitalization within a specified time interval that reasonable clinicians would agree was likely related to the initial hospital stay, and was potentially preventable by means of:

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Potentially Preventable Readmissions

Potentially Preventable Readmissions. Clinical Logic and Review July 2010. A return hospitalization within a specified time interval that reasonable clinicians would agree was likely related to the initial hospital stay, and was potentially preventable by means of:

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