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Leapfrog rates hospitals through its two main initiatives: the Leapfrog Hospital Survey and the Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade. If you receive hospital communications from Leapfrog, you may have seen information on both of these programs, perhaps even around the same time.
Over 2,000 hospitals provide this critical information, but some decline to respond to our annual Hospital Survey. If your hospital or ASC does not report to the Leapfrog Surveys, ask them why not .
We collect and report one-of-a-kind data to empower patients and purchasers to choose the right hospital or surgery center. Whether you want to know about maternity care or steps hospitals and surgery centers take to prevent errors, use Leapfrog results to know your options.
For 20 years, The Leapfrog Group has collected and reported information about American health care to help people make the best choices about their care. Leapfrog asks hospitals and surgery centers to share the information people deserve to know, including their performance on maternity care, nursing, and steps they follow to keep patients safe.
Leapfrog informs health care decisions by putting the right information in your hands. We collect and report one-of-a-kind data to empower patients and purchasers to choose the right hospital or surgery center.
Out of this vision came the Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade, a letter grade rating of how safe hospitals are for patients. The Safety Grade provides consumers with the critical information on how likely they are to experience accidents, injuries, errors or harm while in the hospital.
Upon the receipt of a hospital's submitted Leapfrog Hospital Survey, The Leapfrog Group conducts an extensive Data Verification of each response submitted in the Survey. The Leapfrog Group conducts this Data Verification monthly beginning with June 30 submissions until the Survey is taken offline on January 31.
Our Mission: To trigger giant leaps forward in the safety, quality and affordability of U.S. health care by using transparency to support informed health care decisions and promote high-value care.
The Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade places each measure into one of two domains: (1) Process/Structural Measures or (2) Outcome Measures, each accounting for 50 percent of the overall score. Process Measures represent how often a hospital gives patients recommended treatment for a given medical condition or procedure.
The Leapfrog Hospital Survey uses national performance measures to evaluate individual hospitals on safety, quality, and efficiency. Data and findings from the Survey provides consumers with potentially live-saving information on hospital quality.
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Leapfrog works with expert panels of top national researchers in concert with the Johns Hopkins Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality to assure validity and reliability.
About The Leapfrog Group The Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade, Leapfrog's other main initiative, assigns letter grades to hospitals based on their record of patient safety, helping consumers protect themselves and their families from errors, injuries, accidents, and infections.
The Leapfrog Group has had both direct and indirect effects on the health care market. Participation in the survey in and outside of the regional rollouts continues to increase. Although there are no definitive data, some quality experts believe that the act of publicly releasing information itself improves quality.
About Leapfrog We have two key business principles underlying our work: Transparency: Healthcare quality data should be made public, understandable, and accessible, supporting informed decisionmaking by those who use and pay for healthcare, and.
Leapfrog rates hospitals through its two main initiatives: the Leapfrog Hospital Survey and the Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade. If you receive hospital communications from Leapfrog, you may have seen information on both of these programs, perhaps even around the same time.
2021 Leapfrog Hospital and ASC Survey Results are live. Survey Results will be refreshed within the first 5 business days of each month to reflect Surveys submitted or re-submitted between August 1 and November 30, and previously submitted Surveys that are corrected by January 31. Survey Results are then frozen from February to July 25.
The Webinar Series is held monthly from March to December for an annual fee of $325. These monthly webinars are provided in addition to Leapfrog’s Survey Help Desk which continues to provide free technical assistance to all hospitals.
The 2021 Leapfrog Hospital Survey is free and open to hospitals from April 1 to November 30. The annual survey assesses hospital safety, quality, and efficiency based on national performance measures that are of specific interest to health care purchasers and consumers.
Philips Customer Services Portal makes life easier by giving you one place from which to manage your assets and interact with Philips. You will find the portal to be a quick and convenient way to see which of your organization’s assets are up and running – or to order service (open a case) for those that are not. Furthermore, you can add attachments to the case, track case status, view planned service events, view reports, download documents and much more. The portal provides a window into case activity never offered before, with 24x7 access. The Customer Services Portal enables better decisions for your medical equipment and related services, and enhances your operational performance by streamlining workflow.
The portal helps us to have our equipment in peak working condition with less downtime for our patients.”
In the CS Portal, the setup of user accounts is managed from a 'location account' and a modality perspective. Installed products, next to a 'location account', are also associated with another account, the entity owning the installed products. The portal dynamically creates the list of accounts based on the installed products associated with the 'location account' to which they are linked. An example could be a CT scanner that is located at 'location account' 'A' but owned by account 'B' (e.g. a lease company, a trust, or Philips (in case of demo equipment and lease/rental by Philips). In this case, the portal will show 'location account' 'A' in the locations list and account 'B' in the accounts list.
In order to reduce the risk of owning unused licenses, the portal automatically deactivates user accounts that have been inactive for more than 120 days. With this deactivation, the account assignment is also removed, which is why a user would experience the portal without any data.
In CS Portal you have access to the existing reports, which means you cannot create your own reports. What you can do is customize reports, export data only to an excel file without graphs, and modify how information is displayed.
Lawrence General Hospital's Patient Portal is an online tool that goes a step beyond displaying information by helping you manage your healthcare easily and securely. Benefits of the portal include:
To log into the Patient Portal, either find Lawrence General Hospital within the MHealth App, or click the link above. Then, simply enter your username and password. The email that you enter must be on record with the hospital if you are registering for a new Patient Portal account after Wednesday, May 1, 2019.
Yes. The MHealth App is available for download in both the App Store and Google Play. Search for "Meditech MHealth" to find and download the app. If you would like to use a different application or API to access your health information, please contact PatientPortal@lawrencegeneral.org .
Yes, you can give family members such as parents or healthcare proxies, access to the Patient Portal. This needs to be done within your healthcare facility and requires consent from you and your family member (s).
Yes. Patient Portal passwords are encrypted and URLs are re-written so that they cannot be copied and pasted. You and authorized family members are the only ones who can access your portal. Also, a timeout feature protects your information if you leave the Patient Portal page open.