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CHCA Selects ECRI Institute PSO for Data Collection and Analysis
April 17, 2011

Posted by chcablogadmin in : CHCA News

CHCA signed an agreement with ECRI Institute Patient Safety Organization to provide patient safety services to the Child Health Patient Safety Organization, Inc. ECRI Institute PSO will support the Child Health PSO with a patient safety data collection and reporting system and by analyzing adverse events and other information from participating children’s hospitals and health systems.

Kate Conrad

 

Helping children’s hospitals achieve their mission of providing the safest and highest quality of care to America’s children is our top priority. We selected ECRI Institute PSO because of their extensive in analyzing patient safety data and for their development of practical information to help providers improve the process of delivering care.
– Kate Conrad, Vice President, Child Health Patient Safety Organization, Inc.

ECRI Institute PSO uses a Web-based patient safety reporting system to capture patient safety data in a standardized manner compatible with the common data formats published by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) and National Quality Forum (NQF) serious reportable events. ECRI Institute PSO supports numerous state-based PSO programs as well as hospitals, health systems, and other provider organizations nationwide.

For more information about Child Health PSO, contact Kate Conrad (kate.conrad@chca.com).

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2010 CHCA Customer Satisfaction Survey Results Highest in 3 Years
January 9, 2011

Posted by chcablogadmin in : CHCA News

We are pleased to report that our CHCA Customer Satisfaction Survey results for 2010 depict the highest ratings in three years (CHCA Annual Cust Sat Survey 2010).  In addition, there was substantial movement from “neutral” and “satisfied” categories to “very satisfied.” Here are some specific results:

Attached are the verbatim responses to the question, “What should your hospital CEO know about your CHCA experience?” If you would like a copy of the complete verbatim comments, please contact Nancy Vasto (nancy.vasto@chca.com).

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Hospitals Prevent 12,000 Adverse Drug Events, Save $14 Million
January 10, 2010

Posted by chcablogadmin in : CHCA News, Uncategorized
ADE Reduction by Hospital (click to enlarge)

ADE Reduction by Hospital (click to enlarge)

Adverse drug events (ADEs) are the leading cause of harm to pediatric patients. In one year, 13 CHCA hospitals standardized medication ordering, decision support, medication administration and patient safety protocols to prevent 12,000 ADEs. Teams Akron and Nashville were top performers.  A change package is available on chca.com to help your hospital achieve similar results.

Participants:
Akron
Boston
Columbus
Corpus Christi
Denver
Detroit
Houston
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Nashville
New Orleans
Norfolk
St. Petersburg

Questions? Please contact Tina Logsdon, tina.logsdon@chca.com

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