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0 Prepared by (15pt Arial) [Insert name of presenter 15pt Arial Bold] [Insert title] [Insert Hospital name] Month 200X (12pt Arial Bold) Understanding the business of the hospital

11 Purpose of business of the hospital diagnostic Understand the performance of the hospital Understand demand for hospital resources – inpatient beds, ED beds/treatment spaces Understand capacity of hospital and existing capacity constraints Understand where there is a mismatch in demand and capacity Identify areas for drilldown analysis Build understanding of the underlying issues and quantify the impact Identify delays and reasons for delay

22 MetricsAnalysisData sources Presentations % admitted NEAT all NEAT admitted to inpatient ward NEAT admit and discharge from ED NEAT non-admitted Representations within 24 hours Average length of stay Did not Wait LOS in ED >24 hours Activity Monthly trend By hour of day By day of week ED system – FirstNet, EDIS HIE – ED visit table Emergency Department business

33 NEAT Performance

44 Length of Stay by Disposition

5 Patients with ED LOS > 24 hours

6 ED Length of stay increased in May 6 Data source HIE edvisit table 1/9/2012 – 31/7/2013

77 Admitted and non-admitted LOS in ED Data source HIE edvisit table 1/9/2012 – 31/7/2013

8 Where do patients admitted from ED go next?

99 Patients staying in ED longer than 1 or 2 days

10 Map the patient journey

11 Understanding particular patient cohorts

12 MetricsAnalysisData sources Third door and other urgent admissions Admissions Source of admission Delays Activity Monthly trend By day of week Reason for delay PAS Bed management Elective surgery DOSA rate Day surgery rate Cancellation on day of surgery NEST Activity Monthly trend Pareto reasons for cancellation on day of surgery ED system – FirstNet, EDIS HIE – ED visit table Planned medical admissions Admissions Day procedure rate Waiting list – longest wait Activity Monthly trend PAS Bed management Inter- hospital transfers Admissions % via ED Delays Activity Monthly trend FirstNet, EDIS, PAS HIE – ED visit & Episode table

13 Pathways to Admission

14 MetricsAnalysisData sources Admitted patient Day only Overnight Average length of stay RSI Activity Monthly trend Comparison to peer average and/or HRT benchmark PAS HIE –Episode Health Roundtable Specialty unit NEAT by specialty Average expected admits Average daily discharges Average length of stay Patients with LOS >=21 days RSI Unplanned readmissions Time from consult request to patient review and report Monthly trend By day of week Discharges by hour of day PAS HIE –Episode eMR Medical record review

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16 Long Stay Patients

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18 Performance – specialty units

19 Interface with inpatient teams Delays in inpatient teams coming to ED to review patients following referral by ED Median Mean 0:14 0:54 0:39 1:18 0:42 1:27 2:01 2:54 2:03 2:45 4:00 4:52 7:18 10:00 3:55 4:22

20 MetricsAnalysisData sources Wards NEAT by ward Average expected admits Average daily discharges % outliers Average number of in ward bed moves Average length of stay Patients with LOS >=21 days Monthly trend By day of week Discharges by hour of day PAS Bed management HIE –Episode and Ward episode tables ICU Average expected admits Average daily transfers out Theatre cancellations due to no ICU bed Monthly trend By day of week Transfers out HIE –Episode and Ward episode tables Operating Theatre Management system EMU Admissions Average length of stay Beds occupied % NEAT Under Emergency medicine Under other specialties HIE –ED Visit, Episode and Ward episode tables

21 Time to bed request & depart by destination ward

22 Understanding daily demand Ward A Ward B Ward C Ward D Ward E Ward F Ward G Ward H Ward I

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25 EMU

26 MetricsAnalysisData sources Radiology Time to first available Turn around times (image available) Report available  Plain X Ray  CT  MRI  Ultrasound Activity Emergency department Ward inpatients In hours Out of hours Radiology information system Pathology Turnaround times for key tests  Troponin  FBC  UEC Emergency department patients Ward inpatients In hours, Out of hours Pathology information system Theatre Cancellations Demand in hours Late starts Bed days taken by patient waiting theatre (also see Elective surgery section) Activity Monthly trend Emergency / Elective Specialty, Doctor Day of week Hour of day Operating Theatre Management system, SurgiNet Discharge Discharges Discharge delay reasons Day of week Hour of day Pareto delay reasons Bed Board Why am I still here Study? Cost High volume above NEP by DRG High cost low volume above NEP by DRG Variance Specialty, Doctor DRG Casemix costing data

27 Delays to imaging

28 Radiology Data

29 Data source: HIE 1/1/2011 – 31/12/2011 Episode

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31 Theatre business MetricsAnalysisData sources Cancellations Demand in hours -Operating time Elective theatre schedule capacity Emergency theatre schedule capacity On time starts Time from triage to theatre for all emergency and non DOSA surgery Surgery team overtime Elective wait lists, not, ready for care, cases on per month and cases completed per month, cases removed (not operated on) (also see Elective surgery section) Activity Monthly trend Emergency / Elective Specialty, Doctor Day of week Hour of day Operating Theatre Management system, SurgiNet

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34 Voice of the Patient Clinics Wards Patient Flow Pathology ED Patient Journey Consultant Physicians Imaging department Theatres Allied health Community Health Why do I have to keep telling my story?

35 Planning diagnostics Start high level Identify areas of focus Emergency elective demand and capacity Drilldown by Specialty unit, ward Demand and capacity variances –Time of day –Day of week Substantiate and quantify root causes of issues Source the data Source the analysis expertise Data management plan