Source Code
NBHCCAS
Hospital Acute Care Survey
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of acute care patients who strongly agreed that the hospital staff took their preferences into account in deciding what their health care needs would be after leaving the hospital.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of acute care patients who reported that when they left the hospital, they had a completely better understanding of their condition than when they entered the hospital.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of acute care patients who reported that they were completely informed about what to do if they were worried about their condition or treatment after they left the hospital.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of acute care patients who reported that they had a completely clear understanding about all of their prescribed medications before leaving the hospital.
- IndicatorThis indicator is a composite percentage score, based on 2 individual questions in the survey, that represents to what extent acute care patients received key information from hospital staff before leaving the hospital.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of acute care patients who reported that they received information in writing about what symptoms or health problems to look out for after they leave the hospital.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of acute care patients who reported that doctors, nurses or other hospital staff talked with them about whether they would have the help they needed after they leave the hospital.
- IndicatorThis indicator is a composite percentage score, based on 3 individual questions in the survey, that represents how well nurses communicated with acute care patients.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of acute care patients who reported that nurses always explained things in a way they could understand.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of acute care patients who reported that nurses always listened carefully.