Patient Satisfaction

Surgical Care Improvement Project (SCIP): A National Priority

Quality indicators for surgery are measured across a variety of criteria that have been found to affect post-operative complication rates and death rates. The findings posted below summarize how well we follow recommended surgical practices.

 
Better than U.S. average
 
Near U.S. average
 
Worse than U.S. average
 

Quality Ribbon We show a quality ribbon if a hospital has the best score possible.

 
Desired Perfomance
St. Thomas Hospital
Baptist
Hospital
Middle Tenn Medical Center
U.S.
Avg.
SCIP 1 - Antibiotic recvd within 1 hr prior to surgery
high
86%
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100%Quality Ribbon 
82.8%
SCIP 2 - Appropriate antibiotic selection
high
100%Quality Ribbon 
100%Quality Ribbon 
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90%
SCIP 3 - Antibiotics discontinued after 24 hrs post op
high
96%
95%
87%
75.2%
Cardiac surgery patients w/ controlled blood sugar 6am post op
high
100%Quality Ribbon 
90%
98%
87.7%
Surgery pts w/ appropriate hair removal
high
100%Quality Ribbon 
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98%
89.8%
Colorectal surgery patients w/ immed post op normothermia
high
100%Quality Ribbon 
80%
100% Quality Ribbon 
78%