Hospitals & Health Care Practitioners

HCA Hospitals & Health Care Practitioners

2011 Preventing Complications From Surgery

Blood clots in the veins and infections are two potential complications from surgery. Hospitals can reduce the risk of wound infection after surgery by making sure patients get the right medicines at the right time on the day of surgery. Hospitals can reduce the risk of blood clots by making sure that patients get preventive treatments.

 

The measures below show how often hospitals provided the recommended care to prevent complications from surgery.
 

2011 Pneumonia

Pneumonia is a serious lung infection that causes difficulty breathing, fever, cough and fatigue.

The recommended care rates at the link below show how often hospitals provided the recommended care for pneumonia patients.

The links below provide information on the rates of patients receiving recommended pneumonia care, hospital readmission rates for pneumonia patients, and mortality rates for patients hospitalized for pneumonia.

2011 Heart Failure

Heart failure is a weakening of the heart's pumping power. With heart failure, your body doesn't get enough oxygen and nutrients to meet its needs.

 

The recommended care rates at the link below show how often hospitals provided the recommended care for heart failure patients.
 

2011 Heart Attack

A heart attack (also called an acute myocardial infarction or AMI) happens when arteries leading to the heart become blocked and the blood supply is slowed or stopped.

The links below provide information on the rates of patients receiving recommended heart attack care, hospital readmission rates for heart attack patients, and mortality rates for patients hospitalized for heart attack.

 

2011 Hospital Report Card

Vermont law requires hospitals to publish annual reports containing information about quality of care, hospital infection rates, patient safety, nurse staffing levels, financial health, costs for services, and other hospital characteristics. The law also requires the Department of Banking, Insurance, Securities and Health Care Administration to publish some of that same information in a comparative format on this website.

2010 Hospital Report Card

Vermont law requires hospitals to publish annual reports containing information about quality of care, hospital infection rates, patient safety, nurse staffing levels, financial health, costs for services, and other hospital characteristics. The law also requires the Department of Banking, Insurance, Securities and Health Care Administration to publish some of that same information in a comparative format on this website.

2005 Hospital Report Card

Note: This is an archived report site. External links in archived sites are not maintained for currency,
and the data is current  only for the year of the report.

2006 Hospital Report Card

Note: This is an archived report site. External links in archived sites are not maintained for currency,
and the data is current  only for the year of the report.

2007 Hospital Report Card

Note: This is an archived report site. External links in archived sites are not maintained for currency,
and the data is current only for the year of the report.

2008 Hospital Report Card

Note: This is an archived report site. External links in archived sites are not maintained for currency,
and the data is current  only for the year of the report.

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