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IPD patients quality indicator

 

QI N

QI Name

Formula

Unit of Measurement

Inpatients

1

 Time for initial assessment of indoor patients  

Sum of time taken for the assessment
Total Number of patients in indoor

Value

2

Percentage of cases (in-patients) wherein care plan with desired outcomes is documented and countersigned by the clinician

Number of in-patient case records wherein the care
plan with desired outcomes has been documented    X 100
Total number of patients

Percentage

3

Percentage of cases (in-patients) wherein screening for nutritional needs has been done.

Number of in-patient case records wherein
the nutritional assessment has been documented     X 100
Total number of patients*100

Percentage

4

Percentage od cases (in-patients) wherein the nursing care plan is documented

Number of in-patient case records wherein
the nursing care plan has been documented    X 100
Total number of Patients

Percentage

5

Incidence of medication errors ( Medication errors per patient days)

Total number of medication errors    X 1000
Number of patient days   
                                                                                                                                               a. Total no. of prescription errors  X 1000
    No. of patient days             

b. Total no. of medication dispensing errors  X 1000
    No. of patients days

Percentage

6

Percentage of medication charts with error prone abbreviations

Number of medication charts with error prone abbreviations   X 100
Number of medication charts reviewed

Percentage

7

Percentage of admissions with adverse drug reaction(s)
( Adverse drug reactions per 100 separations)

Number of adverse drug reactions   X 100
Number of discharges and death

Percentage

8

Number of variations observed in mock drills

Total number of variations in a mock drill

Value

9

Incidence of hospital associated pressure ulcers after admission (Bed sore per 1000 patient days)

Number of patients who develop new/worsening of pressure ulcer   X 1000
Total no.of patient days

Percentage

10

Nurse-patient ratio for ICUs and wards

Number of nursing staff
 Number of beds                                                                        

(To be calculated for each shift seperately)

Value

11

In patient satisfaction index

Average Score achieved      X 100
Maximum possible score

Percentage

12

Time taken for discharge

Sum of time taken for discharge
Number of patients dicharged

Value

13

Number of sentinal events reported, collected and analysed within the defined timeframe

Number of sentinal events analysed within the defined timeframe   X 100
Number of sentinal events reported/collected

Percentage

14

Percentage of near misses

Number of near misses reported   X 100
Number of incidents

Percentage

15

Incidence of blood body fluid exposures

a. In IPD Areas: Number of blood body fluid exposures    X 1000
                          Number of in-patient days                                                                                       

b. In OPD Areas: Number of blood body fluid exposures   X 1000
                            Number of OPD Patient visits

Percentage

16

Appropriate handovers during shift change ( To be done deperately for doctors and nurses)- (per patient per shift)

Total no. of handovers done appropriately   X 100
 Total no.of handovers opportunities

Percentage

17

Incidence of Patient identification errors

No. of patient identification errors   X 100
No. of patients

Percentage

18

Percentage of Thrombo Phlebitis

 Number of patients having phlebitis                           X 100
Total Number of patient days with invasive lines / tubes

Percentage

19

Percentage of Patient Falls

 Total Number of Patient Fall                         X 100
Total Number of Discharges and Deaths

Percentage

20

Percentage of Accidental removal of lines and tubes

  Total Number of accidental removal of invasive lines/ tubes   X 100
   Total Number of Patient Days with invasive lines/tubes

Percentage

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