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Sutter Health Hospital Quality Dashboard

Protecting Your Health and Safety Never Stops 

At Sutter, we’re always striving to improve. We use near real-time data to continuously increase the safety and quality of our care. This is how we’re able to outperform state and national averages on 6 of 6 safety measures. We’ve worked hard to implement procedures and programs that provide the safest care for you and your family. 

Quality and Safety Programs 

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Hospital Acquired Infection (HAI) Reduction 

A systemwide initiative to use standard work to reduce hospital-acquired infections.

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Sepsis Protocol 

A systemwide protocol that saves lives by training clinicians to rapidly identify and treat sepsis. 

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eICU (electronic ICU) 

A 24-hour telehealth surveillance of patients in the ICU that connects patients across California to specialty doctors. 

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ICU Safety 

New care practices that improve outcomes and quality of life after an ICU stay for critically ill patients. 

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Universal Protocol 

Standardized protocol that prevents surgical errors in invasive procedures by requiring a surgical pause. 

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Sutter Safe Care 

Safety training in error prevention and safety practices for more than 60,000 employees and physicians. 

Sutter Health All Hospitals Quality Results

Sutter Health outperforms California hospitals and the national average on 6 out of 6 quality measures. Hospital-level specific information can be located on the Medicare Care Compare website.

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CLABSI

Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infections (CLABSI) in ICUs and select wards

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CAUTI

Catheter-associated Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTI) in ICUs and select wards

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MRSA

Antibiotic resistant staph infections

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NTSV

C-Section Rates for first time mothers with uncomplicated deliveries

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C. diff

Clostridium difficile (C.diff) intestinal infections 

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Sepsis

Percentage of patients with Sepsis who died

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Hospital Quality Results

Sutter Health's hospitals consistently demonstrate strong quality results, with many achieving high marks in patient safety and care outcomes. These hospitals are committed to delivering exceptional healthcare, focusing on improving patient experiences and ensuring high standards of clinical excellence.

What's on the Dashboard? 

CLABSI – Central Line-associated Blood Stream Infections (CLABSI)

CLABSI is a serious infection that occurs when germs enter the bloodstream through a central IV line. A low value is a positive sign.

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