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Why are central line-associated bloodstream (CLAB) infections and surgical site infections (SSIs) reported as (half ), (empty circle ), or (full ), while head of bed (HOB) elevation data are reported numerically?
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How is the blood spot screening collected?
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What if a CABG patient returns to the operating room for bleeding greater than 24 hours after the initial surgery and subsequently develops an infection. Is the infection related to the CABG or is it related to the re-exploration for bleeding? 3/5/2008
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Is it possible for me to challenge or take the Missouri CNA examination without taking the class?
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Can facilities use separate systems to report the mandated information to the DHSS (e.g., Use AICE!® to report surgical procedures and MHIRS to report CLAB data)? 5/27/2005
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Our hospital has two medical ICUs. How do we report the data when we register for an exemption and when we report to MHIRS? (This would also apply if there were two surgical, coronary, pediatric, medical/surgical, or NICUs.)? 10/3/2005
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When must organs be recovered?
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How many long-term care facilities does the Section for Long-Term Care Regulation license?
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What do you mean by core hours?
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When are organs recovered?
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When is medical documentation required?
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How do hospitals receive designation as a trauma, stroke or heart center?
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What is the "acceptable" level of radon?
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I have quantitative (numeric) data, and I want to use the same classification breaks for a whole series of maps. Can I copy the symbology from one layer to the next?
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I need to an insert on my map to zoom in to an area that is too hard to see otherwise. How can I do this?
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What are relative path names, and when would I use them?
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How do I interpret the tables?
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What does this web site contain?
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Is "surgeon name" a required data item?
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Do ASCs associated with a hospital report separately or are their data included with the hospital's data?