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One way to judge health care quality is to measure the efficiency and extent to which specific assessments and treatments are provided. St. John's Mercy participates in national initiatives that are designed to measure health care quality and to advance patient care and safety. Participating hospitals voluntarily report on a set of quality measures. Initially, the data includes various measures for heart attack, congestive heart failure, community-acquired pneumonia and surgical site infection prevention. The web sites of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and the Joint Comission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) provide more information on this initiative and the results of participating hospitals. St. John's Mercy's results are illustrated in the links below: Surgical Site Infection Prevention
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St. John's Mercy Quality HomeCancer Heart and Vascular Women's Health Pediatrics Stroke and Rehabilitation Primary Care Patient Safety Patient Satisfaction Quality Measures Awards & Designations |
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