New Hampshire Healthcare-Associated Infections Program Annual NHSN Workshop: February 22, 2017 Using Quarterly/Annual Reports

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New Hampshire Healthcare-Associated Infections Program Annual NHSN Workshop: February 22, 2017 Using Quarterly/Annual Reports Yvette Perron, MPH HAI Surveillance Coordinator Infectious Disease Surveillance Section Bureau of Infectious Disease Control

Overview: Using Quarterly/Annual Reports How to read/use your quarterly report Panel

Tab 2: SSI data (CBGB, CBGC, COLO, KPRO, HYST) All SSI data is presented in the same format and is straightforward to interpret Data is arranged by Org ID SSI data includes number of infections, number of procedures, SIR, p-value for SIR, and comments if necessary

Tab 2: Interpreting SSI comments What the comments say (examples) No data submitted for this procedure in Q3 of 2017 Please confirm this procedure performed in only 2 months of Q3 of 2017 Please confirm 28 HYSTs reported as outpatient procedures What the comments mean If 0 procedures and events show up in our reports during a quarter, we include a note in case there are procedures or events that have not been entered. Please check that the number of procedures/events entered matches what is reflected in the report. If procedures are carried out in less than 3 months during a quarter, we include a note in case there are procedures or events that have not been entered. Please check that the number of procedures/events entered matches what is reflected in the report. Typically, procedures performed at acute care hospitals are inpatient, so we include a note whenever there is a procedure classified as outpatient. Please check that the procedure is correctly classified. 2 procedures missing ASA Class/Wound Class Wound Class and ASA Class are required components of complete procedures, so we include a note whenever there is a procedure with one of these elements missing. Please enter the missing data if possible.

Tabs 3 & 4: CAUTI and CLABSI data CAUTI and CLABSI data are in the same format; data are presented by OrgID and stratified by location CAUTI and CLABSI data includes number of infections, number of line/catheter days, number of predicted infections, SIR, p- value for SIR, and comments if necessary Facilities reporting data for more than one ICU will have more than one line of data for CLABSI and/or CAUTI; compare your facility s total events and procedures with your internal reports to verify that there are no discrepancies.

Tabs 3 & 4: Interpreting CAUTI/CLABSI comments What the comments say (examples) Please confirm catheter/central line days generated in only 2 months of Q3 of 2017 for this location Please confirm 0 ICU catheter/central line days in Q3 of 2017 for this location What the comments mean If catheter/central line days are reported for less than 3 months during a quarter, we include a note in case there are days that have not been reported. Please check that the total number of catheter/central line days entered matches what is reflected in the report across all locations If there are 0 days reported for a particular location during a quarter, we include a note in case there are days that have not been entered. Please check that the total number of days entered matches what is reflected in the report.

Tab 5: CLIP data CLIP data are presented by OrgID and stratified by occupation of inserter CLIP data includes number of insertions, number of insertions adhering to bundle, percent adherence, and comments if necessary Facilities reporting insertions performed by more than one occupation will have more than one line of data; add the insertions together on all lines with your OrgID to get your total and compare it with your internal reports

Tab 5: Interpreting CLIP comments What the comments say (examples) Please confirm no central lines inserted during Q3 2017 What the comments mean Each time a central line is inserted in an ICU, a CLIP event should be entered into NHSN. If no data is reported for CLIP during a given quarter, please check if any central lines were inserted in an ICU location and, if so, enter a CLIP event for each. Note: The presence of central line days during a quarter does not mean that a central line was actually inserted during that quarter.

Summation Generally, check the data you have entered (# line/catheter days, # procedures, # events) against the data represented in our reports, and read the comments. If there is a discrepancy, let us know! If you are having problems, we want to know! Thank you for your support and patience! Contact HAI Program if you have any questions about these reports Cannot find your org ID Need further explanation re: data/data dictionary/comments Need proc ID numbers for procedures with missing data (ASA, Wound Class, etc.) and/or other output Etc.

ICP Panel Members Joanne Kenny-Lynch Exeter Hospital Robert Tucker, MPH Elliot Health Systems Lynda Caine, RN, BSN, MPH, CIC Concord Hospital Tamara Behm, MSN, RN Parkland Medical Center

For More Information: Katrina Hansen, MPH Chief, Infectious Disease Surveillance Section 603-271-8325 Katrina.hansen@dhhs.nh.gov Yvette Perron HAI Surveillance Coordinator 603-271-5927 Yvette.perron@dhhs.nh.gov Claudia Alvarado, RN, BSN HAI Prevention Specialist 603-271-8075 Claudia.alvarado@dhhs.nh.gov Hannah Leeman CDC Public Health Associate 603-271-1058 Hannah.leeman@dhhs.nh.gov

References Funding for this conference [NHSN Workshop] was made possible by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [Cooperative Agreement Number NH3U50CK000427]. The views expressed in written conference materials or publications and by speakers and moderators do not necessarily reflect the official policies of the Department of Health and Human Services, nor does the mention of trade names, commercial practices, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.