MHA FPX 5017 Assessment 1 The administration of a local nursing home organizes the evaluation of the current department head and the facility spread over the last 70 months. The assessment makes a comprehensive review of rates, satisfaction levels and reading speeds using descriptive statistical tables and histograms. The primary purposes of nursing administration include achieving high rates, reducing more satisfaction and reading speeds among the inhabitants. In addition, the insight that shines from data analysis will report decisions on the storage of the current department head.

Data and Statistics 

To facilitate the evaluation of full performance, three descriptive statistical tables have been designed in the last 70 months, pictured using, satisfaction and readmission rates. These tables highlight the goals of the central trend (average, average and mode) -Vigor (variance, limit and standard deviation). The purpose of the use of descriptive data is to optimize information dissemination by reducing data loss (Fri, 2018). In addition to table presentation, histograms have been formed to paint visual use, satisfaction and degree of editor in the nursing home. These graphic representations describe the frequency distribution of data points on the Y-axis against the relevant data hulls on the X-Xi. The overlapping goal of these histograms is to provide insight into the frequency of use, spectrum of patient satisfaction and the occurrence of patient mission over a period of 70 months.

Results 

The latter sections depict the conclusions related to each descriptive statistical table and histogram, levels of satisfaction and reduction.

 Utilization Rates 

MHA FPX 5017 Assessment 1 In the United States, nursing homes have developed mainly from long -term housing to a sufficient number of small patients (Applebaum, Mehdizadeh, & Berish, 2020). The current goal is to reduce the use rate, which increases the degree of reimbursement. The analysis indicates an average length of 68 days per month. In comparison, the United States had the average length of 178 in 2014 and 2015 and in 180 days (Statista Research Department, 2016), respectively, significantly higher. In particular, the area of stay length extends to 96.05 days, reflecting significant variability among patients. Over a period of 70 months, most patients had a lifetime from 61 to 80 days, with only a limited period where the stays were 40 days or less. Reducing the length of stay has implications for nursing and quality monitoring (Applebaum et al., 2020).

Patient Satisfaction Scores 

The quality of housing care is still a relevant goal in the nursing home administration (Placu-Aal cabarova et al., 2018). Analysis shows that, on average, 49% of patients expressed satisfaction with care. However, the level of satisfaction was below 40% subsequent% for 31 months, with 100% satisfaction recorded in just 14 months. There is an approximate connection between the employee’s job satisfaction and patient satisfaction with the implications for resident results (Plaku-Alakbarova et al., 2018). Employee satisfaction and conversion policy can improve patient’s degree of satisfaction by addressing the guidelines

Readmission Rates 

It is important to reduce the prevention due to associated side effects and high healthcare costs (Mendu et al., 2018). The analysis of the reduction rate within 30 days of discharge indicates that 11% of patients were read in the nursing home. The limit for the reduction rate ranges from 1%to 21%, with a significant relationship between 15%over a period of 25 months.

Recommendation 

The primary objectives of nursing home administration achieve high rates of use, increase the patient’s satisfaction and reduce the reading speed.

 References 

Applebaum, R., Mehdizadeh, S., & Berish, D. (2020). This is not the parents’ long -term service system: nursing homes in the changing world. Journal of Applied Gerontology, 39 (8), 898–901. https://doi.org/10.1177/07346481818181805050

Fri, B (2018). Sage Encyclopedia of Educational Research, Measurement and Evaluation (Volt. 1-4). Thousand Oak, Ca: Sez Publication, Inc. doi: 10.4135/9781506326139 Mendu, M. L. Implementation of a skilled review process for nursing facilities. BMJ Open Quality, 7 (3), E000245. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjoq-2017-000245 Plaku- Alakbarova, B., Punner, L., Gore, R. J., and Procare Research Team (2018). Nursing home employee and the inhabitant’s satisfaction and resident of the residents. Safety and health at work, 9 (4), 408–415. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.shaw.2017.12.002

A FPX 5017 Assessment 1 Nursing Home Data Analysis  

Statista Research Department (2016). Nursing home average length, ownership in 2014 and 2015 in the United States.. Retrieved from https://www.statista.com/statistics/323219/average-length-of-stay-in-us-nursing-homes-by-ownership/  Post Tags : Data Analysis