The Missouri Hospital Engagement Network-Fall 2013 Learning Session Celebrate Your Success! Becky Miller, Executive Director, Center for Patient Safety.

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The Missouri Hospital Engagement Network-Fall 2013 Learning Session Celebrate Your Success! Becky Miller, Executive Director, Center for Patient Safety Jeanne Naeger Vice President, Quality Improvement, MHA

A Little Bit of Housekeeping  Your electronic devices  Your folders and conference materials  Sign in and evaluations  Expense reimbursement

Celebrate! What You’ve Done!  Reduced Harm  Reduced Readmissions  Saved Lives  Improved Health  Saved Costs  Built Capacity, Learned & Shared NOW…..TOWARD SUSTAINABILITY!

Serious Harm and Deaths (reported to the Center PSO) Permanent harm = 53 Severe permanent harm = 17 Death = 87

Why We Do What We Do!

Harm Across the Board

CUSP CAUTI - 30 Prevented 74% decrease for a savings of $22,500

ADE- 294 prevented to date 1. $882, $326, $574, $295,000 Countdown 7

CLABSI-77 Prevented to date 1. $1,258, $1,463, $2,347, $1,000,00 Countdown 7

Falls with injury- 149 Prevented 1. $1,934, $1,478, $1,676, $1,057,000 Countdown 7

Pressure Ulcers stage III-IV – 12 prevented to date 1. $518, $372, $245, $144,850 Countdown 7

Readmissions- 1, 474 prevented to date 1. $9,450, $14,150, $7,300, $10,800,500 Countdown 7

EED- 873 prevented to date 68% decrease for a savings of $635, 767 Priceless! Countdown 7

2,879 Saved

Saved $19,325,577

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