CathPCI Registry Metric #40 Risk Standardized Bleeding

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Lesson 3 of Metric No. 40, Risk-Standardized Bleeding, explores the detail lines and metric performance related to bleeding events and rates. Facility performance can be reviewed using the CAHPS PCI Registry eReports Dashboard. While Metric 37, Risk-Adjusted Bleeding Performance, is no longer an Executive Summary Metric, it provides benchmarked data on observed over-expected ratios and risk-adjusted rates. The detail lines report the count of patients meeting bleeding model criteria, observed bleeding events, and expected bleeding events. Various patient variables including age, sex, BMI, prior MI, GFR, hemoglobin, STEMI, and cardiogenic shock contribute to the bleeding risk model. Detail lines also provide feedback on observed to expected bleeding ratios and risk-adjusted bleeding rates. Patient level detail includes eligibility, predicted probability of bleeding, and additional variables impacting bleeding risk. Understanding this data can help identify opportunities to mitigate bleeding events. If patient drill down does not match the medical record, improvements may be needed in data elements or provider documentation. Lesson 3 concludes the Metric 40 discussion. [Transcript Credit: CAHPS PCI Registry eReports Dashboard video]

Keywords

Metric No. 40

Risk-Standardized Bleeding

CAHPS PCI Registry eReports Dashboard

Metric 37

Risk-Adjusted Bleeding Performance