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University of Illinois Hospital and Clinics Dashboard January 2019 January 31, 2019

Combined Discharges and Observation Cases for the five months ending November 2018 are 2.3% above budget and 7.6% greater than last year. UI Health: Patient Volume

Clinic visits for the five months ending November 2018 are 0.4% above budget and 4.5% above last year. UI Health: Patient Volume

Mile Square Visits November YTD (5 months) 45,000 40,000 36,554 38,630 39,983 42,074 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 - FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 *Minor corrections made to historic data Mile Square visits for the five months ending November 2018 are 5.2% above last year. UI Health: Patient Volume

UI HEALTH MISSION PERSPECTIVE: FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS NOVEMBER 2018 ($ IN THOUSANDS) Month Year-to-Date Variance Prior Variance Prior Actual Budget $ % Year Actual Budget $ % Year $ 61,418 $ 60,677 741 1.2% $ 58,252 Net Patient Revenue $ 302,927 $ 307,638 (4,711) -1.5% $ 287,687 33,625 33,672 (47) -0.1% 30,038 Other Revenue 168,337 168,425 (88) -0.1% 159,143 95,043 94,349 694 0.7% 88,290 Total Revenue 471,264 476,063 (4,799) -1.0% 446,830 29,752 29,314 (438) -1.5% 28,770 Salaries & Wages 147,724 149,712 1,988 1.3% 141,512 27,025 26,969 (56) -0.2% 24,889 Employee Benefits 135,211 134,909 (302) -0.2% 134,598 34,428 34,234 (194) -0.6% 29,615 Department Expenses 167,588 172,044 4,456 2.6% 148,191 3,394 3,394 0 0.0% 3,244 General Expenses 16,970 16,970 0 0.0% 16,226 94,599 93,911 (688) -0.7% 86,518 Total Expenses 467,493 473,635 6,142 1.3% 440,527 $ 444 $ 438 6 1.4% $ 1,772 Operating Margin $ 3,771 $ 2,428 1,343 55.3% $ 6,303 (267) (281) 14 5.0% (326) Net Non-operating Income/(Loss) (335) $ (1,401) 1,066 76.1% (1,395) $ 177 $ 157 20 12.7% $ 1,446 Net Income/(Loss) $ 3,436 $ 1,027 2,409 234.6% $ 4,908 UI Health Mission Perspective: Financial Performance

Net Patient Service Revenue is 5.3% greater than the prior year and 1.5% lower than budget. UI Health Mission Perspective: Financial Performance

Operating Margin includes Payments on Behalf for Benefits and Utilities. UI Health Mission Perspective: Financial Performance

Major Project Funding Segregated UI Health Mission Perspective: Financial Performance

Strengthening Cash Position UI Health Mission Perspective: Financial Performance

HEALTH SYSTEM BOND RATING MEDIANS 2017 DATA FOR A-RATED HOSPITALS Key Comparison Ratios * Anticipated shortfall in FY19 & FY20 UI Health Mission Perspective: Financial Performance

UI HEALTH MISSION PERSPECTIVE: OPERATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS

The FY 19 Budget Target is to be at 5.9 days (for the month) by year-end. UI Health Mission Perspective: Operational Effectiveness

UI HEALTH MISSION PERSPECTIVE: NURSING STAFFING & SAFETY

FY19 Q1 STAFFING SAFETY EVENT REPORTS For FY19 Q1, a total of 21 staffing related reports were made in the Safety Event Reporting tool. After analyzing the data, it was determined that these were escalated to the Unit Director or House Operations Administrator, and resolved in real-time, without being associated with patient harm. There were no instances of less than optimal staffing that resulted in a sentinel event. UI Health Mission Perspective: Nursing Staffing & Safety

STAFFING SAFETY EVENT REPORTS FY18 Q3 FY18 Q4 LD 6 10 FY 19 Q1 12 Unable to staff up for unexpected surges in acuity/volume or unplanned sick/fml Resource RN in lieu of oncall will provide additional resources to cover these gaps MB 3 1 7 OBER 1 0 1 NNICU 0 0 1 Working to hire all open positions One open position for NRO float team 4 agency contracts in place to fill gaps until positions are filled Hired ACNO 12/3/18 who has 30 years' experience UI Health Mission Perspective: Nursing Staffing & Safety

UI HEALTH MISSION PERSPECTIVE: SERVICE EXCELLENCE

Inpatient -All HCAHPS Domains -Top Box FY 2018 Domain 1st Q FY 2019 Oct 2018 FYTD 2019 Nov 2018 Achievement FY19 Goal Benchmark Threshold (32th (90th (50th All PG All PG All PG All PG All PG Percentile) Percentile**) Percentile**) Top Box Database Top Box Database Top Box Database Top Box Database Top Box Database Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rate Hospital (0-10) 64.8 18 62.0 12 65.0 20 67.6 29 64.7 19 68.6 72.7 82.9 Communication with Nurses 76.5 20 77.2 23 83.5 73 77.9 28 79.8 44 78.3 80.4 86.6 Communication with Doctors 80.5 45 79.4 36 78.6 29 82.8 61 80.6 43 78.8 81.1 88.0 Communication about Medicines 62.4 36 59.8 21 58.4 14 68.5 75 61.7 32 61.8 64.3 72.6 Communication about Pain* 65.3 46 62.8 29 55.7 7 58.8 16 60.7 22 63.3 66.3 75.4 Responsiveness of Staff 65.5 39 66.9 46 68.6 57 69.4 61 68.0 54 63.9 67.4 78.6 Discharge Information 84.1 18 83.7 17 81.8 11 82.7 14 83.5 17 85.7 87.6 92.3 Hospital Environment (clean & quiet combined) 61.4 23 58.9 13 59.9 17 62.1 26 59.9 17 63.6 67.1 77.8 Care Transition 51.6 41 49.0 26 47.9 22 48.6 25 48.7 26 50.1 53.4 62.9 *CMS changed HCAHPS questions about patient experience with pain beginning with January 1st, 2018 discharges. Report ran date 12 13 18 HCAHPS % Top Box and Ranks All PG Database (CMS View) 07/01/18-09/30/18 Legend 32nd percentile 32nd percentile

AREAS OF FOCUS FOR FY19 Tactic Implemented Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Ongoing Hardwire Monthly Supervisory Meeting & Leader Rounding Rounding on Direct Reports, Stop Light Reports, 10-5 Rule Employee Forums Training- CHAPS Reintroduce Dashboards Data Availability & Understanding at the Department Level Director Leaders Rounding on Patients Senior Leader Champions identified with plan for all areas Reintroduce AIDET, Hourly Rounding

UI HEALTH MISSION PERSPECTIVE: QUALITY & SAFETY

Improvements in Quality & Safety CY 2013 - CY 2018

Improvements in Safety Q2 FY17 through Q1 FY19

Improvements in Safety Q2 FY17 through Q1 FY19

DASHBOARD DEFINITIONS UI Health Internal Measures Definition/Notes Source Operating Margin % Measures operating profitability as a percentage of operating revenue UI Health Finance Days Cash on Hand Total Expense Net Bad Debt/Case Mix Index (CMI)- Adjusted Discharge Supply Expense (less Drugs) / Supply Intensity Score Adjusted Discharge Measures the number of days that the organization could continue to pay its average daily cash obligations with no new cash resources becoming available UI Health Finance Vizient (formerly Total expense (area wage index-adjusted) divided by CMI-adjusted discharges. CMI-adjusted discharges is defined University Healthcare by CMI, multiplied by discharges, multiplied by gross total patient charges divided by gross inpatient charges. Consortium) Supply expense (less drugs) divided by supply intensity score-adjusted discharges. Supply intensity score is a value derived from a weighted average of the total number of discharges by the distribution of MS-DRG weighted values, assigned based on expected supply-related consumption. Patient Safety Indicator 12 Postoperative Pulmonary Embolism or The rate of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) per 1000 is defined by the AHRQ Patient Safety Indicator (PSI) 12: Deep Vein Thrombosis (rate per postoperative pulmonary embolism (PE) or DVT rate 1000 surgical patients) Sepsis Mortality 30-Day All Cause Readmission Rate Central Line Associated Blood Stream Infections The sepsis mortality index represents all inpatient cases that had a discharge status of expired and a principal and/or secondary diagnosis/diagnoses related to sepsis: ICD-9 codes 038, 038.0-038.9, 785.52, 995.91, 995.92, 771.81, 998.02 (sepsis observed mortality rate divided by sepsis expected mortality rate). The 30-day all cause readmission rate for adult, non-ob patients is the percentage of patients who return to the hospital for any reason within 30 days of discharge from the prior (index) admission. Vizient (formerly University Healthcare Consortium) Vizient (formerly University Healthcare Consortium) Vizient (formerly University Healthcare Consortium) Vizient (formerly University Healthcare Consortium) Laboratory-confirmed bloodstream infection (BSI) in a patient who had a central line within the 48 hour period Vizient (formerly before the development of the BSI and that is not related to an infection at another site - Rate per 1000 line days, all University Healthcare inpatient units combined Consortium) A UTI where an indwelling urinary catheter was in place for >2 calendar days on the date of event, with day of device placement being Day 1, and an indwelling urinary catheter was in place on the date of event or the day Catheter Associated Urinary Tract before. If an indwelling urinary catheter was in place for > 2 calendar days and then removed, the UTI criteria must Infections be fully met on the day of discontinuation or the next day. - Rate per 1000 catheter days, all inpatient units combined Vizient (formerly University Healthcare Consortium) Top Box Score The Top Box Score is the percentage of responses in the highest possible category for a question, section on Survey (e.g. percentage of Very Good or Always responses) Press Ganey HCAHPS Stands for Hospital Consumer Assessments of Healthcare Providers and Systems. It is the first national standardized, publically reported survey of patients perspective of hospital care. Studer Group