Quality Report

Heart Attack - Mills-Peninsula Health Services
Timely and proper intervention can dramatically improve heart attack survival rates. Below are some of the key areas that medical experts focus on when treating patients who have a heart attack. Each of these actions is important to minimize damage to the heart, or help patients live well after they leave the hospital. 		 
Aspirin given at arrival
 
MPHS - 100%
U.S. Avg. 94%  
Top U.S. Performance - 100%  
Aspirin given at discharge
 
MPHS - 100%
U.S. Avg. 91%  
Top U.S. Performance - 100%  
ACE Inhibitor/ARB given for LVSD
 
MPHS - 100%
U.S. Avg. 88%  
Top U.S. Performance - 100%  
Beta Blocker given at arrival
 
MPHS 100%  
U.S. Avg. 89%  
Top U.S. Performance - 100%  
Beta Blocker given at discharge
 
MPHS 100%  
U.S. Avg. 92%  
Top U.S. Performance - 88%  
PCI (Percutaneous Coronary Intervention within 90 minutes
 
MPHS - 88%
U.S. Avg. 67%  
Top U.S. Performance - 90%  
Fibrinolytic Medication given within 30 minutes of arrival
 
 
U.S. Avg. 40%  
Top U.S. Performance - 100%  
Adult smoking cessation advice/counseling
 
MPHS 100%  
U.S. Avg. 92%  
Top U.S. Performance - 100%  
 
Key Mills-Peninsula Health Services (MPHS)
Data Source: Data pulled from MIDAS DataVision ( and provided to CMS), August 2007 - July 2008
  Either no data was reported or no patients met the criteria for inclusion in the measure calculation.
U.S. Average
Data Source: CMS Hospital Compare, Q406 - Q307
Our goal is to perform among the top ten percent of hospitals nationwide.
Data Source: CMS Hospital Compare, Q406 - Q307
 

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