Title: Hospital Measures Reporting in Ohio
1Selecting Indicators for Public Reporting The
Ohio Experience
AHRQ ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2008
AHRQ QUALITY INDICATORS USERS MEETING Wednesday
September 9, 2008
- Hospital Measures Reporting in Ohio
- Michele Shipp, MD, DrPH
2Ohio Department of Health
- Hospital Performance Measures Selection
- Alvin Jackson, MD
- Madelyn Dile, JD
- Jodi Govern, JD
- Kaliyah Shaheen, MPH
3BACKGROUND
4HOUSEBILL 197
- HB 197 became law in November 2006
- Requires Ohio hospitals to report performance
measure data to the Ohio Department of Health for
the purpose of public reporting
5HOUSEBILL 197
- Required Measure Sets
- Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
- The Joint Commission (JC)
- National Quality Forum (NQF) endorsed measures
- Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
6Creation of Advisory Council
- A Hospital Measures Advisory Council was created
by statute and consisted of - Director of Health (Council Chair)
- Two members of the House of Representatives
- Two members of the Senate
- Superintendent of Insurance
- Executive Director of the Commission on Minority
Health - Representatives from several agencies
7Creation of other Groups
- Mandated Groups
- A Data Expert Group
- An Infection Control Group
- Ad Hoc Groups
- The Advisory Council created Pediatric and
Perinatal workgroups
8Process for Measures Selection
- Data Expert Group monthly meetings
- Creation of set criteria as guidelines
- Examination of measure specifications
- Selection of measures
- Recommendations to Advisory Council on selected
measures
Measures related to Adult care, Chronic
Diseases, Patient Safety Slide 9
9Measure Selection Criteria
- Importance
- ? Do the measures reflect unequivocally important
aspects of patient care? - Preventability
- ? Can a poor score be prevented through proper
care? - ? Is excess variation in the data accounted for
by factors unrelated to hospital quality? - Genuine quality improvement
- ? Can a hospitals rate be improved without
improving quality?
10Measure Selection Criteria (cont.)
- Data integrity
- ? Can a hospital accurately collect the data from
its records? - ? Does the measure adequately measure the
construct it attempts to measure? - Ability to publicly report
- ? Is the measure of use to consumers?
- ? Is the measure comprehensible to consumers?
- ? Do hospitals have a sufficient case load to
accurately report quality? - Burden
- ? Does calculating the measure place undue burden
on hospitals?
11Measure Selection Criteria (cont.)
- Evidence-based
- ? Is there scientific research demonstrating the
accuracy and importance of the measure? - Variance
- ? Is there sufficient variability in performance
among hospitals to allow for comparison? - National Quality Forum endorsement
- ? Is the measure endorsed by the National Quality
Forum?
12Overview of Selected Measures
- All measures from 4 required sources considered
- Total of 84 measures were recommended to the
Advisory Council - 47 CMS measures
- 17 AHRQ measures
- 10 JC measures
- 10 Infection measures
13AHRQ Patient Safety Indicators
- The Data Expert Group recommended the following
AHRQ Patient Safety Indicators to the Advisory
Council - PSI-1 Complications of Anesthesia
- PSI-3 Decubitus Ulcer
- PSI-5 Foreign Body Left During Procedure
- PSI-9 Postoperative Hemorrhage or Hematoma
- PSI-16 Transfusion Reaction
- PSI-17 Birth TraumaInjury to Neonate
- PSI-18 Obstetric Trauma Vaginal Delivery with
Instrument - PSI-19 Obstetric TraumaVaginal Delivery
without instrument - PSI-20 Obstetric TraumaCesarean Delivery
14AHRQ Inpatient Quality Indicators
- The Data Expert Group recommended the following
AHRQ Inpatient Quality Indicators for inclusion - IQI-5 CABG volume
- IQI-6 PCTA volume
- IQI-12 CABG mortality rate
- IQI-30 PCTA mortality rate
- IQI-21 Cesarean Delivery Rate
- IQI-22 Vaginal Birth after Cesarean Rate,
Uncomplicated - IQI-33 Primary Cesarean Delivery Rate
- IQI-34 Vaginal Birth after Cesarean Rate, All
15AHRQ Recommended Measures
- After consideration and voting by the Advisory
Council, 7 of the 17 AHRQ measures were
recommended to the Director of Health for public
reporting - PSI -1 Complications of Anesthesia
- PSI-3 Decubitus Ulcer
- PSI-5 Foreign Body Left During Procedure
- IQI-5 CABG volume
- IQI-6 PCTA volume
- IQI-12 CABG mortality rate
- IQI-30 PCTA mortality rate
- If passed through the rule making process
hospitals will begin reporting these measures in
late 2009
16Current Hospital Reporting in Ohio
- April 2007 Hospital reporting start date by HB
197 - ODH selected 11 measures for interim reporting
- 2 of these measures were from AHRQ
- Reporting done April and October 2007, 2008
17Hospital Reporting Beginning April 2007
- Postoperative Respiratory Failure
- Adult
- Pediatric
- Iatrogenic Pneumothorax
- Adult
- Pediatric
- Neonate
18Current ReportingFeedback from Hospitals
- Postoperative Respiratory Failure
- Ohio has found the numbers are too small for
Iatrogenic Pneumothorax and may not be the best
measure for the purpose of public reporting - Only 2 hospitals in the adult category and 1
hospital in the neonatal category had reportable
data
19Iatrogenic Pneumothorax - Pediatrics
October 1, 2006 September 30, 2007
187 hospitals
20Other Measures Currently Being Reported
- Aspirin at Arrival for Acute Myocardial
Infarction - Beta Blocker at Arrival for Acute Myocardial
Infraction - Pneumococcal Vaccination for Pneumonia
- Blood Culture before Initial Antibiotic for
Pneumonia - ACEI or ARB Left Ventricular Systolic Dysfunction
for Heart Failure - Evaluation of Left Ventricular Systolic function
for Heart Failure
21Next Steps
- Adopt rules reflecting recommended measures
- ? Six to nine month process
- Public comment period
- Public hearing
- ? Reporting of new measures to begin no earlier
than October 2009 - Development of the consumer website
- To be operational by January 2010
22Thank You
Questions??
- If you have any questions please contact Kaliyah
Shaheen at 614-995-4982 or kaliyah.shaheen_at_odh.ohi
o.gov - September 2008