Process Measures: Completion and Compliance RatesKathleen Speck, MPH

Ting Yang, PhD

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Objectives

• To review state compliance rates for the six process measures

• To review compliance rates for sites

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MD – Sub G ETT Compliance Rate 10/12-6/13

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PA Sub G ETTCompliance Rate 10/12-6/13

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MD - HOB Compliance Rate 10/12-6/13

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PA – HOBCompliance Rate 10/12-6/13

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MD - Oral Care Compliance Rate 10/12-6/13

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PA – Oral Care Compliance Rate 10/12-6/13

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MD - Chlorhexidine Compliance Rate 10/12-7/13

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PA – Chlorhexidine Compliance Rate 10/12-6/13

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MD – SAT Compliance Rate 10/12-6/13

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PA – SAT Compliance Rate 10/12-6/13

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SAT

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MD – SBT Compliance Rate 10/12-6/13

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PA – SBTCompliance Rate 10/12-6/13

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SBT

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Increasing compliance

• Compliance for all measures has increased overtime

• If your site is having issues with comliance, check to make sure your documentation is good.

• Some sites are employing non-traditional methods for increasing compliance– RTs doing oral care and HOB checks– Techs performing oral care– Family members performing oral care

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Summary

• Site compliance for all process measures is improving

• If you are struggling, reach out for suggestions

• Call your state lead• Post questions to the CECity Social

Community Site.