Emergency Excellence has incorporated several benchmarks relating to emergency department efficiency to create this courtesy emergency department benchmarking report.

This complimentary report allows you to externally benchmark to comparable emergency departments and best practices for:

If you wish to participate, please complete the following form data (all fields are required).

Name of ED or hospital leader providing data
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Title
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Contact email
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Contact phone
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Hospital name
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Hospital City
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Hospital State
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Hospital locale
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The U.S. Census Bureau defines an urban area as having a population density of at least 1,000 people per square mile. Answers.com lists the 514 official U.S. urban areas at http://www.answers.com/topic/list-of-united-states-urban-areas. The differentiation of suburban and rural is less precise and has most to do with proximity to an urban area.
Emergency Department type
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When an ED is both a major training institution (where most emergency department patients are seen by a resident physician) and also a community resource, EmEx uses the ‘academic’ classification.
Annual emergency department census
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Reference the most recently closed fiscal or calendar year data, whichever is most convenient.
For discharged patients, how many minutes from patient arrival until discharge decision?
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Note: This interval begins when the patient arrives in the ED and ends when the physician has completed the discharge instructions and the patient is ready to physically depart. If a patient cannot depart because a test result is pending, then the interval ends when that test result returns. If the a patient is being held solely for convenience (e.g., awaiting a ride home) then the interval has ended (since the patient may be moved to the waiting room or the hallway).
For patients with chest pain, how many minutes from arrival until ECG?
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How many minutes from placing a non-contrast head CT order until the image is available?
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Are extremity doppler ultrasounds (to evaluate for DVT) always available 24/7?
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