Table T3_2_1_4-1

2012 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports

This appendix provides detailed data tables for all measures analyzed for the 2012 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. Tables are included for measures discussed in the main text of the reports as well as for other measures that were examined but not included in the main text.

Table 3_2_1_4.1
Postoperative hemorrhage or hematoma with surgical drainage or evacuation per 1,000 surgical admissions,^a age 18 and over,^b United States, 2000, 2004–2009
		2009		2008		2007		2006		2005		2004		2000
Population group		Rate	SE	Rate	SE	Rate	SE	Rate	SE	Rate	SE	Rate	SE	Rate	SE
Total		2.81	0.02	2.76	0.02	2.69	0.02	2.52	0.02	2.65	0.02	2.60	0.02	2.64	0.02
Age	18–44	2.87	0.04	2.63	0.04	2.75	0.04	2.61	0.04	2.60	0.04	2.59	0.04	2.25	0.04
	45–64	2.68	0.03	2.65	0.03	2.56	0.03	2.48	0.03	2.69	0.03	2.40	0.03	2.51	0.03
	65 and over	2.91	0.03	2.94	0.03	2.81	0.03	2.54	0.03	2.66	0.03	2.82	0.03	2.98	0.03
	65–69	3.01	0.06	2.71	0.05	2.42	0.06	2.31	0.06	2.49	0.06	2.57	0.06	2.62	0.06
	70–74	3.01	0.06	2.95	0.06	2.91	0.06	2.60	0.06	2.75	0.06	2.75	0.06	2.96	0.06
	75–79	2.90	0.07	3.30	0.06	3.23	0.06	2.85	0.06	2.78	0.06	3.13	0.06	3.39	0.06
	80–84	3.09	0.07	3.26	0.07	3.14	0.07	2.92	0.07	3.03	0.07	3.11	0.07	3.18	0.07
	85 and over	2.31	0.07	2.39	0.07	2.28	0.07	1.80	0.07	2.13	0.07	2.44	0.07	2.64	0.07
Gender	Male	3.00	0.03	2.97	0.03	2.92	0.03	2.70	0.03	2.78	0.03	2.71	0.03	2.90	0.03
Gender	Female	2.65	0.03	2.59	0.02	2.53	0.02	2.39	0.02	2.56	0.02	2.54	0.02	2.45	0.02
Median income of patient's ZIP Code	First quartile (lowest income)	2.62	0.04	2.83	0.04	2.68	0.04	2.42	0.04	2.82	0.04	2.54	0.04	2.58	0.04
	Second quartile	2.93	0.04	2.72	0.04	2.62	0.04	2.52	0.04	2.58	0.04	2.61	0.04	2.62	0.03
	Third quartile	2.94	0.04	2.64	0.04	2.79	0.04	2.53	0.04	2.62	0.04	2.68	0.04	2.67	0.04
	Fourth quartile (highest income)	2.76	0.04	2.86	0.04	2.69	0.04	2.62	0.04	2.59	0.04	2.56	0.04	2.70	0.04
Location of patient residence	Large central metropolitan	2.78	0.03	2.68	0.03	2.66	0.03	2.50	0.03	2.68	0.03	2.48	0.04	2.64	0.03
	Large fringe metropolitan	2.77	0.04	2.69	0.04	2.52	0.04	2.54	0.04	2.55	0.04	2.64	0.04	2.56	0.04
	Medium metropolitan	2.88	0.04	2.92	0.04	2.97	0.04	2.73	0.04	2.76	0.04	2.62	0.04	2.87	0.05
	Small metropolitan	2.99	0.06	2.84	0.06	2.75	0.06	2.46	0.06	2.72	0.06	2.82	0.06	2.66	0.06
	Micropolitan	2.89	0.05	2.81	0.06	2.68	0.06	2.39	0.05	2.66	0.06	2.72	0.05	2.47	0.06
	Nonmetropolitan	2.58	0.07	2.70	0.07	2.61	0.07	2.29	0.06	2.48	0.07	2.33	0.06	2.65	0.07
Expected payment source	Private insurance	2.68	0.03	2.49	0.03	2.45	0.03	2.45	0.03	2.55	0.03	2.34	0.03	2.38	0.03
	Medicare	2.96	0.03	3.03	0.03	2.87	0.03	2.60	0.03	2.70	0.03	2.85	0.03	2.98	0.03
	Medicaid	2.95	0.06	3.13	0.07	3.04	0.07	2.76	0.07	3.15	0.07	2.69	0.07	2.56	0.07
	Other insurance	2.64	0.10	2.70	0.09	2.84	0.09	2.41	0.09	2.68	0.10	2.41	0.10	2.32	0.10
	Uninsured/self-pay/no charge	2.37	0.08	1.95	0.09	2.42	0.08	2.07	0.08	2.23	0.08	2.43	0.09	1.89	0.09
Region of inpatient treatment	Northeast	2.74	0.04	2.57	0.04	2.62	0.04	2.48	0.04	2.45	0.04	2.56	0.04	2.51	0.04
	Midwest	3.19	0.04	2.92	0.04	2.76	0.04	2.43	0.04	2.68	0.04	2.78	0.04	2.48	0.04
	South	2.55	0.03	2.60	0.03	2.62	0.03	2.41	0.03	2.60	0.03	2.37	0.03	2.66	0.03
	West	2.89	0.04	3.06	0.04	2.83	0.04	2.87	0.04	2.90	0.04	2.89	0.04	2.96	0.04
Ownership/control of hospital	Private, not for profit	2.87	0.02	2.75	0.02	2.69	0.02	2.46	0.02	2.69	0.02	2.58	0.02	2.66	0.02
	Private, for profit	2.50	0.05	2.48	0.05	2.53	0.05	2.48	0.05	2.36	0.05	2.39	0.05	2.43	0.06
	Public	2.83	0.05	3.08	0.05	2.84	0.05	2.94	0.05	2.75	0.05	2.85	0.05	2.72	0.05
Teaching status of hospital	Teaching	3.14	0.03	2.89	0.03	2.87	0.03	2.53	0.03	2.63	0.03	2.69	0.03	2.77	0.03
Teaching status of hospital	Nonteaching	2.62	0.02	2.67	0.02	2.57	0.02	2.52	0.02	2.66	0.02	2.54	0.02	2.57	0.02
Location of hospital	Large central metropolitan	2.94	0.03	2.80	0.03	2.72	0.03	2.51	0.03	2.73	0.03	2.55	0.03	2.79	0.03
	Large fringe metropolitan	2.66	0.04	2.64	0.04	2.47	0.04	2.51	0.04	2.50	0.04	2.64	0.04	2.44	0.04
	Medium metropolitan	2.76	0.04	2.80	0.04	2.87	0.04	2.67	0.04	2.68	0.04	2.66	0.04	2.85	0.04
	Small metropolitan	2.76	0.06	2.75	0.06	2.69	0.05	2.41	0.06	2.53	0.06	2.74	0.05	2.50	0.06
	Micropolitan	2.74	0.07	2.72	0.07	2.54	0.07	2.44	0.07	2.78	0.07	2.47	0.07	2.17	0.07
	Nonmetropolitan	2.93	0.18	2.82	0.17	2.89	0.15	1.69	0.15	2.14	0.14	1.90	0.14	2.16	0.13
Bed size of hospital	Less than 100	2.55	0.07	2.84	0.07	2.38	0.07	2.25	0.06	2.41	0.06	2.47	0.07	2.11	0.06
	100–299	2.72	0.03	2.67	0.03	2.58	0.03	2.55	0.03	2.64	0.03	2.52	0.03	2.46	0.03
	300–499	2.73	0.03	2.64	0.03	2.61	0.03	2.50	0.03	2.66	0.03	2.57	0.03	2.84	0.03
	500 or more	3.07	0.04	2.97	0.03	3.05	0.04	2.59	0.03	2.74	0.04	2.75	0.04	2.82	0.04

^a The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) Patient Safety Indicators (PSI) software requires that the hemorrhage or hematoma complicating procedure be reported as a secondary diagnosis (rather than the principal diagnosis), but unlike the AHRQ PSI software, the secondary diagnosis could be present on admission. In addition, the control of the hemorrhage or hematoma is not verifiable as following surgery. Consistent with the AHRQ PSI software, obstetric conditions and admissions in which the control of the hemorrhage or hematoma is the only operating room procedure are excluded.

^b Rates are adjusted by gender, comorbidities, major diagnostic category (MDC), diagnosis-related group (DRG), and transfers into the hospital. When reporting is by gender, the adjustment is by comorbidities, MDC, DRG, and transfers into the hospital. The AHRQ PSI software was modified to not use the present on admission (POA) indicators (or estimates of the likelihood of POA for secondary diagnosis).

Key: SE: standard error.

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), Center for Delivery, Organization, and Markets, Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project, Nationwide Inpatient Sample and AHRQ Quality Indicators, version 4.1.

Page last reviewed June 2013

Internet Citation: Table T3_2_1_4-1: 2012 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. June 2013. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://archive.ahrq.gov/research/findings/nhqrdr/nhqrdr12/3_patientsafety/T3_2_1_4-1.html