Table T2_9_2_1-2

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 2_9_2_1.2
Hospital patients with pneumonia who received recommended care practices,^a by State, 2007–2010
	2010		2009		2008		2007
State	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE
Total^b	94.3	0.0	92.9	0.0	89.8	0.0	87.0	0.0
Alabama	94.6	0.1	91.7	0.1	88.9	0.1	85.1	0.2
Alaska	93.2	0.5	91.0	0.5	85.3	0.6	84.3	0.7
Arizona	93.4	0.1	91.1	0.2	88.0	0.2	84.8	0.2
Arkansas	93.8	0.1	92.9	0.1	90.5	0.2	87.0	0.2
California	94.4	0.1	92.4	0.1	88.9	0.1	85.0	0.1
Colorado	93.5	0.2	91.2	0.2	88.9	0.2	86.4	0.2
Connecticut	94.6	0.1	93.1	0.2	90.3	0.2	88.7	0.2
Delaware	92.7	0.3	91.0	0.4	89.0	0.4	87.0	0.5
District of Columbia	83.0	0.7	77.6	0.7	73.6	0.8	70.1	0.8
Florida	96.1	0.1	94.7	0.1	91.7	0.1	87.3	0.1
Georgia	94.7	0.1	92.9	0.1	89.2	0.1	84.3	0.2
Hawaii	91.7	0.3	90.3	0.3	84.2	0.4	80.6	0.4
Idaho	94.2	0.2	93.6	0.3	91.6	0.3	88.7	0.4
Illinois	94.4	0.1	92.0	0.1	89.0	0.1	86.0	0.1
Indiana	94.5	0.1	92.9	0.1	90.4	0.1	88.6	0.1
Iowa	94.4	0.1	93.8	0.1	92.8	0.1	91.4	0.2
Kansas	91.2	0.2	89.7	0.2	85.2	0.2	82.6	0.3
Kentucky	93.7	0.1	92.5	0.1	90.0	0.1	87.5	0.1
Louisiana	92.5	0.1	90.5	0.1	87.5	0.2	83.7	0.2
Maine	96.6	0.2	95.6	0.2	93.0	0.2	90.3	0.3
Maryland	93.0	0.1	91.0	0.1	87.9	0.2	84.4	0.2
Massachusetts	94.9	0.1	92.9	0.1	90.2	0.1	87.6	0.1
Michigan	94.6	0.1	93.6	0.1	91.0	0.1	88.7	0.1
Minnesota	93.8	0.1	92.9	0.1	90.9	0.2	88.2	0.2
Mississippi	92.9	0.1	90.7	0.2	87.0	0.2	83.6	0.2
Missouri	94.2	0.1	93.0	0.1	90.8	0.1	88.4	0.1
Montana	93.0	0.3	92.3	0.3	91.3	0.3	89.0	0.4
Nebraska	94.2	0.2	93.4	0.2	91.8	0.2	89.8	0.3
Nevada	94.9	0.2	93.4	0.2	87.2	0.3	81.3	0.4
New Hampshire	96.4	0.2	95.4	0.2	94.4	0.2	92.8	0.3
New Jersey	96.4	0.1	95.0	0.1	93.3	0.1	92.0	0.1
New Mexico	91.3	0.3	89.0	0.3	85.5	0.3	80.4	0.4
New York	92.9	0.1	91.6	0.1	88.9	0.1	86.3	0.1
North Carolina	95.4	0.1	93.6	0.1	91.1	0.1	88.5	0.1
North Dakota	91.5	0.3	90.9	0.3	89.7	0.3	88.5	0.4
Ohio	95.2	0.1	93.7	0.1	91.5	0.1	88.5	0.1
Oklahoma	92.9	0.1	92.0	0.1	89.5	0.1	89.0	0.2
Oregon	93.0	0.2	91.8	0.2	89.8	0.2	86.6	0.2
Pennsylvania	95.3	0.1	93.7	0.1	90.7	0.1	88.1	0.1
Puerto Rico	59.7	0.4	57.6	0.4	55.6	0.4	54.5	0.4
Rhode Island	92.2	0.3	89.6	0.4	88.6	0.4	87.5	0.4
South Carolina	95.2	0.1	94.8	0.1	92.4	0.1	89.6	0.2
South Dakota	93.3	0.3	92.7	0.3	91.0	0.3	89.4	0.4
Tennessee	95.5	0.1	93.7	0.1	90.3	0.1	87.5	0.1
Texas	94.7	0.1	92.8	0.1	89.7	0.1	87.0	0.1
Utah	95.9	0.2	94.8	0.2	91.8	0.2	87.5	0.3
Vermont	96.0	0.2	95.2	0.3	93.8	0.3	92.7	0.4
Virginia	95.6	0.1	93.9	0.1	91.4	0.1	88.9	0.1
Washington	94.8	0.1	93.1	0.1	89.0	0.2	84.7	0.2
West Virginia	92.6	0.2	91.5	0.2	90.2	0.2	86.9	0.2
Wisconsin	94.9	0.1	94.1	0.1	92.1	0.1	90.0	0.1
Wyoming	93.3	0.4	91.2	0.4	89.4	0.4	88.7	0.5

^a Recommended hospital care practices for pneumonia includes collecting blood cultures before administering the first dose of antibiotics, administering the first dose of antibiotics within 6 hours of patient’s arrival at the hospital, administering the recommended empirical antibiotic regimen consistent with current guidelines, screening for influenza vaccine status and vaccinating prior to discharge for patients age 50 and over discharged during the winter, and screening for pneumococcal vaccine status and vaccinating prior to discharge for patients age 65 and over.

^b 2009 data do not include data from the U.S. territories (Guam, Puerto Rico, and Virgin Islands); other years do not include Guam and U.S. Virgin Islands.

Key: SE: standard error.

Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Medicare Quality Improvement Organization Program.

Page last reviewed June 2013

Internet Citation: Table T2_9_2_1-2: 2012 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. June 2013. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://archive.ahrq.gov/research/findings/nhqrdr/nhqrdr12/9_respiratorydiseases/T2_9_2_1-2.html