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| Development of disorders that interfere with biochemical processes within the body including kidney failure and diabetes occurring in patients after an elective surgery. Lower rates are more desirable. |
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| Development of respiratory failure occurring in patients after undergoing elective surgery. Lower rates are more desirable. |
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| These conditions occur when a blood clot (usually formed in one of the leg veins) becomes detached and lodges in the lung artery or one of its branches (pulmonary embolism) or lodged in a another part of the body (deep vein thrombosis). This indicator is calculated for patients who develop these conditions after undergoing surgery. Lower rates are more desirable. |
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| Patients that undergo elective surgeries and subsequently develop a hospital-acquired infection. Lower rates are more desirable. |
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| Parting of the layers of a surgical wound. Either the surface layers separate or the whole wound splits open. Lower rates are more desirable. |
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| Accidental cut or wound during a procedure. Lower rates are more desirable. |
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| Foreign object left in a patient during a procedure. Lower rates are more desirable. |
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| Hip fracture after surgery. Lower rates are more desirable. |
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| Bleeding after surgery. Lower rates are more desirable. |
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