Difference between revisions of "Criteria for creating new order sets"
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* Usage rates of the legacy order sets, i.e. those that demonstrated heavy usage in the past were updated and implemented in the new system; | * Usage rates of the legacy order sets, i.e. those that demonstrated heavy usage in the past were updated and implemented in the new system; | ||
* Top DRGs, i.e. we attempted to create order sets for the most common DRGs; | * Top DRGs, i.e. we attempted to create order sets for the most common DRGs; | ||
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* Internal Quality Data, i.e. those areas that demonstrated opportunity for quality improvement because of "unusual occurrences" or sentinel events were candidates for order sets; | * Internal Quality Data, i.e. those areas that demonstrated opportunity for quality improvement because of "unusual occurrences" or sentinel events were candidates for order sets; | ||
* "Leave no specialty behind" philosophy, i.e. each specialty would have at least one order set at the time of the rollout. | * "Leave no specialty behind" philosophy, i.e. each specialty would have at least one order set at the time of the rollout. | ||
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| + | [[Data-driven order set generation and evaluation in the pediatric environment.|Data-driven order set generation and evaluation in the pediatric environment.]] | ||
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Revision as of 07:41, 7 October 2015
Criteria
- Usage rates of the legacy order sets, i.e. those that demonstrated heavy usage in the past were updated and implemented in the new system;
- Top DRGs, i.e. we attempted to create order sets for the most common DRGs;
- CMS quality measures, i.e. order sets to drive compliance with CHF, CAP, AMI, etc... standards;
- Internal Quality Data, i.e. those areas that demonstrated opportunity for quality improvement because of "unusual occurrences" or sentinel events were candidates for order sets;
- "Leave no specialty behind" philosophy, i.e. each specialty would have at least one order set at the time of the rollout.
Related Articles
Data-driven order set generation and evaluation in the pediatric environment.
