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Health Care Final 02-18-10 -
Quality
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Action Plan
1.0 - Washington's Insured
2.0 - Provider Availability
4.0 - Communicable Disease
1.1 - Percent Washingtonians with Health Insurance
1.1.a - State- subsidized Children's Health Care Coverage
1.1.b - Basic Health Plan Enrollment
1.1.c - Prescription Drug Card Enrollment
2.1 - DSHS - Avoidable Emergency Department Visits
4.1 - Children (19-35 months) Who Receive All Recommended Vaccines
3.0 - Chronic Disease & Injury Prevention
5.0 - Environmental Health
3.1 - Coronary Heart Disease Death Rate
3.2 - Hospitalizations Due to Fall for the 65+ Population
3.3 - Cancer: Rate of Deaths from Breast Cancer
5.1 - Percent of Drinking Water Inspections Completed With No Significant Deficiency
6.0 - Evidence Based Care Management
7.0 - Chronic Care Management
6.1 - Health Technology Assessments
6.2 - Percent of Major-Trauma Patients Who Survive
7.1 - Diabetes Management - PEBB and BH clients (HbA1c poor control)
7.1.a - Diabetic Screening
7.1.b - Diabetic Eye Examinations
7.1.c - Nephropathy Management
7.1.d - Cholesterol Screening
7.1.e - Cholesterol Management
8.0 - DSHS
9.0 - HCA
8.1 - Growth in DSHS Medical Programs Costs Compared to Washington's Personal Income
9.1 - Rate of PEBB Premium Increase Compared to National benchmark
9.2 - Basic Health Plan Cost
10.1 - Drinking Water Projects
10.2 - COBRA Subsidy
10.3 - Women, Infants, and Children
10.4 - Immunization Grants
10.1.a - Drinking Water Project Details
10.4.a - Schools Best Practices
10.4.b - Public Health Clinic Billing Reimbursement
10.4.c - Reaching More Children and Adults
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6.0 - Evidence-Based Care Management
Measure
Target
Actual
Status
Agency
Notes
6.1 - Health Technology Assessments
8
6
HCA
Of eight selected technologies for CY 2009, six technologies will be completed. The two incomplete reports are due to collaborating with federal agency to reduce redundancy and cost, but it extends the time frame. Data current as of November 2009.
6.2 - Percent of Major-Trauma Patients Who Survive
88.5%
87.3%
DOH
The survival rate for critically injured patients has increased from 77.1% in 1995 to 87.3% in 2008. This is slightly down from 87.4% in 2007. Since 1995, about 2,300 critically injured patients survived who might otherwise have died. Data through 2008.
7.0 - Chronic Care Management
Measure
Target
Actual
Status
Agency
Notes
7.1 - Diabetes Management
29.0 % (benchmark)
27.6%
HCA
Enrollees in HCA-participating managed care health plans are improving their blood-sugar control over previous years. At 27.6% with poor control, WA is not significantly different from the 29.0% benchmark national average. Data current through 2008.