PQCNC SIVB LS1 Aggregate Baseline Data

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    PQCNC Support for Birth InitiativeAggregate baseline data

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    JCAHO rate = C/S rate for all NTSV admissions (includes scheduled C/S)

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    FacilityJoint CommissionRate

    110 27.03%120 25.00%200 10.53%210 18.42%270 28.21%300 19.51%320 37.14%330 14.29%350 24.00%380 54.55%390 23.08%392 34.78%

    FacilityJoint CommissionRate

    400 16.00%420 34.51%430 33.75%500 24.00%510 21.43%530 30.23%540 34.21%550 6.25%640 21.74%650 35.90%660 24.68%680 39.39%

    All Facilities November 2010 "Joint Commission" Rate

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    NTSV vaginal birth rateAggregate: 75.23% overall, 80.23% no risk factors, 61.69% with risk

    Facility VBRoverall

    VBR noriskfactors

    1+ riskfactors

    110 79.22% 80.60% 70.00%

    200 81.82% 82.50% 80.00%

    210 77.50% 73.30% 80.00%270 76.92% 83.08% 46.15%

    300 68.24% 79.03% 39.13%

    320 73.08% 81.82% 45.16%

    330 86.71% 91.67% 50.00%

    350 66.67% 72.09% 50.00%

    390 82.00% 87.18% 63.64%

    391 80.00% 85.00% 70.00%

    392 74.07% 78.18% 56.00%

    400 75.56% 81.08% 50.00%

    Facility VBRoverall

    VBR noriskfactors

    1+ riskfactors

    420 74.23% 80.45% 60.66%

    430 73.29% 78.95% 53.13%

    490 91.30% 94.12% 83.33%500 80.95% 78.82% 90.00%

    510 86.36% 88.24% 80.00%

    530 74.39% 80.65% 55.00%

    540 69.62% 70.83% 67.74%

    550 93.75% 93.33% 100%

    640 70.83% 71.05% 70.00%

    650 73.42% 80.70% 54.55%

    660 78.23% 85.53% 66.67%

    680 76.81% 81.63% 65.00%

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    Frequency of maternal risk factors

    Diabetes IUGR Maternalage >35

    Hypertensivedisease

    Macrosomia(EFW >4000g)

    Obesity

    100 46 74 231 18 184

    5.0% 2.3% 3.7% 11.6% 0.9% 9.2%

    n=1998

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    Baseline Data: Vaginal Birth Rate by Cervical Dilation andLabor Status at Admission

    Type of Labor

    Numberof

    patientswith nocervical

    exam atadmissionprovided

    Percentwho

    delivered

    vaginally

    Numberof

    patientsadmitted

    with a

    cervicaldilation of

    0-3cm

    Percentwho

    delivered

    vaginally

    Numberof

    patientsadmitted

    with a

    cervicaldilation of

    4+cm

    Percentwho

    delivered

    vaginally

    Totalnumber of

    patients

    Total whodeliveredvaginally

    Induction

    of labor7 42.86% 927 64.83% 47 70.21% 981 64.93%

    Spontaneous labor

    1 100.00% 469 82.73% 487 88.71% 957 85.79%

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    Labor patientsDilation at admission 0cm 1cm 2cm 3cm

    Number 14 88 140 231

    Percent of laborpatients

    1.5% 9.2% 14.6% 24.0%

    Aggregate Frequency of Cervical Dilation< 4cm among Patients in laborat Admission

    0.0%

    10.0%

    20.0%

    30.0%

    40.0%

    50.0%

    60.0%

    1

    %age of pts in labor at 0cm

    %age of pts in labor at 1cm

    %age of pts in labor at 2cm%age of pts in labor at 3cm

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    Aggregate frequency of cervical dilations admittedNOT in labor and with intact membranes

    0.0%

    10.0%

    20.0%

    30.0%

    40.0%

    50.0%

    60.0%

    70.0%

    Of pts not in labor, notruptured, number and

    percent that were 0-1cm

    Of pts not in labor, notruptured, number and

    percent that were 2-3cm

    Of pts not in labor, notruptured, number and

    percent that were 4-5cm

    Cesarean Deliveries

    Vaginal Deliveries

    # pts not in labor with intactmembranes at admission

    Not in labor, intactmembranes, cervicaldilation at admission

    0-1cm

    Not in labor, intactmembranes, cervicaldilation at admission

    2-3cm

    Not in labor, intactmembranes, cervicaldilation at admission

    4-5cm

    766 491 233 37

    64.1% 30.4% 4.8%

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    Aggregate Mode of Delivery By Use of Cervical Ripening Among Patients Admitted for Induction of Labor01/01/2010 - 12/31/2010

    Cervical Ripening TotalCesarean Section

    CountCesarean Section

    RateVaginal Delivery

    CountVaginal Delivery

    Rate

    Cervical Ripening

    Not Used551 171 31.03% 380 68.97%

    Cervical RipeningUsed

    430 173 40.23% 257 59.77%

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    Aggregate Mode of Delivery by Top 5 Cervical Ripening Methods01/01/2010 - 12/31/2010

    Method Cesarean Section Vaginal DeliveryFrequency of

    UsageVaginal Birth Rate for this

    Method

    Cervidil 16.52% 26.02% 42.53% 61.17%

    Cytotec 9.95% 15.16% 25.11% 60.36%

    Foley Bulb 7.47% 9.95% 17.42% 57.14%

    Foley Bulb+Cervidil 0.68% 1.81% 2.49% 72.73%

    Foley Bulb+Cytotec 1.81% 3.17% 4.98% 63.64%

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    Aggregate Primary Indication for C-section01/01/2010 - 12/31/2010

    Indication

    Chorioamnionitis 0.42%

    Malpresentation 1.04%

    (No indication) 1.67%Failed operative vaginal delivery 1.67%

    Presumed cephalopelvic disproportion 4.38%

    Other 5.00%

    Failure to descend (2nd stage C/S) 14.38%

    Nonreassuring fetal status 31.46%

    Failure to progress (1st stage C/S) 40.00%

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    Aggregate IUPC Use Among Failure to Progress Cesareans01/01/2010 - 12/31/2010

    IUPC Used IUPC Count IUPC Rate

    (No answer) 10 5.21%

    No 68 35.42%

    Yes 114 59.38%

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    Aggregate Frequency of Adequate Uterine ContractionsPrior to FTP C-section (primary indication)

    # MVUs reached 2002hrs

    # MVUs DID NOT reach 2002hrs

    No answer

    42 64 936.5% 55.7% 7.8%

    # MVUs reached200 2hrs

    # MVUs DID NOTreach 200 2hrsNo answer

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    How many women in NC go into spontaneous labor?Data from PQCNC 39 Weeks Project

    Hospital Induction rateJune 2010

    Scheduled C/S rateJune 2010

    Total ScheduledJune 2010

    A* 22.2% 12.1% 34.2%

    B 45.5% 27.3% 72.8%

    C 30.2% 13.9% 44.1%D 21.3% 16.9% 38.2%

    E 29.9% 22.4% 52.3%

    F 54.5% 9.1% 63.6%

    G 22.7% 16.5% 39.2%

    H* 12.6% 21.2% 33.8%

    I 35.5% 34.0% 69.5%

    J* 18.0% 10.3% 28.3%

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    Understanding your data

    If something doesnt look right, consideryour sample size was it too small?

    Sample should be a minimum of 40 NTSVpatients admitted for intended vaginal birth

    Sample should be consecutive patients