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The VPS Solution White Papers About Contact Blog Home The VPS Solution White Papers About Press Releases Contact Patient Safety Blog Pascal Metrics – First Find The Harm Scott Smith 2024-04-25T07:44:35-05:00 First, Find the Harm Find 10x more serious patient harm and reduce it, using Pascal’s proven Virtual Patient Safety solution First, Find the Harm Find 10x more serious patient harm and reduce it, using Pascal’s proven Virtual Patient Safety solution Learn about the VPS solution First, Find the Harm Find 10x more serious patient harm and reduce it, using Pascal’s proven Virtual Patient Safety solution Learn How Pascal’s VPS Solution Protects Your Patients AND Your Organization One in Four Using Pascal’s method, independent studies by Harvard Hospitals and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services have now confirmed what Pascal Metrics has known for more than a decade. 25% of patients experience some kind of harm while in the hospital. What the Harvard Hospitals Study Found Using Pascal’s Method 23.6% of a random sample of 2,809 patients admitted to hospitals experienced harm. 22.7% of harm events were preventable. 32.3% had a severity level of serious (i.e., caused harm that resulted in substantial intervention or prolonged recovery) or higher. Source: New England Journal of Medicine, January 2023 What the HHS Inspector General Found Using Pascal’s Method 25% percent of Medicare patients experienced harm during their hospital stays in October 2018. 43% of harm events were preventable. 12% of patients experienced serious harm events which led to longer hospital stays, permanent harm, life-saving intervention, or death. Source: US Health and Human Services OIG Report, May 2022 The reason these results are so shocking to so many in the field is because the vast majority of hospitals use voluntary see something, say something” event reporting as their method of measuring how much harm is occurring. At best, voluntary reporting has repeatedly been shown to capture 10% of the real harm that’s occurring. The trigger method identifies 10x more serious harm. One in Four Using Pascal’s method, independent studies by Harvard Hospitals and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services have now confirmed what Pascal Metrics has known for more than a decade. 25% of patients experience some kind of harm while in the hospital. In 2022, Harvard Hospitals, and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Inspector General published separate studies of hospital patient harm rates. Researchers from both studies used Pascal’s approach of combining evidence-based triggers with expert review of medical records because they determined it was the only way to accurately measure the true rate of harm. What the Harvard Hospitals Study Found Using Pascal’s Method 23.6% of a random sample of 2,809 patients admitted to hospitals experienced harm. 22.7% of harm events were preventable. 32.3% had a severity level of serious (i.e., caused harm that resulted in substantial intervention or prolonged recovery) or higher. Source: New England Journal of Medicine, January 2023 What the HHS Inspector General Found Using Pascal’s Method 25% percent of Medicare patients experienced harm during their hospital stays in October 2018. 43% of harm events were preventable. 12% of patients experienced serious harm events which led to longer hospital stays, permanent harm, life-saving intervention, or death. Source: US Health and Human Services OIG Report, May 2022 The reason these results are so shocking to so many in the field is because the vast majority of hospitals use voluntary see something, say something” event reporting as their method of measuring how much harm is occurring. At best, voluntary reporting has repeatedly been shown to capture 10% of the real harm that’s occurring. The trigger method identifies at least 10x more serious harm. We’re Trigger Method Experts The research is clear. The trigger method is the best way to measure patient harm, and Pascal has spent more than a decade developing the most enhanced clinical triggers, and adverse event outcomes data sets in the world. The cornerstone of Pascal’s Virtual Patient Safety solution is its extensive library of enhanced clinical triggers and adverse event outcomes data. These data sets have been validated and meticulously curated by clinical experts using the most advanced software in this domain. By scanning every electronic medical record in real-time, Pascal’s Risk Trigger® Monitor software is able to identify potential harm and risk events with unparalleled accuracy, timeliness, and actionability. Pascal’s VPS solution takes a truly data-driven approach to patient safety and eliminates the limitations of the traditional, voluntary event reporting methods. We provide our patient safety, quality, and risk management clients with the most accurate, real time view of their safety performance and risk profile. We’re Trigger Method Experts The research is clear. The trigger method is the best way to measure patient harm, and Pascal has spent more than a decade developing the most enhanced clinical triggers, and adverse event outcomes data sets in the world. The cornerstone of Pascal’s Virtual Patient Safety solution is its extensive library of enhanced clinical triggers and adverse event outcomes data. These data sets have been validated and meticulously curated by clinical experts using the most advanced software in this domain. By scanning every electronic medical record in real-time, Pascal’s Risk Trigger® Monitor software is able to identify potential harm and risk events with unparalleled accuracy, timeliness, and actionability. Pascal’s VPS solution takes a truly data-driven approach to patient safety and eliminates the limitations of the traditional, voluntary event reporting methods. We provide our patient safety, quality, and risk management clients with the most accurate, real time view of their safety performance and risk profile. We don’t just find more harm. Our clinical experts and specialists will help you reduce it. Our Expert Clinical Review and Safety Advisory teams identify patterns and trends in your data, produce detailed reports, and help you create plans that have proven to significantly reduce harm. Enterprise Global [All] Harm Reduction Specific Harm (Over Sedation) Reduction Read the white paper to learn more about how health systems are achieving unprecedented reductions in patient harm using Pascal’s VPS solution. DOWNLOAD THE LATEST VPS WHITE PAPER We don’t just find more harm. Our clinical experts and specialists will help you reduce it. Our Expert Clinical Review and Safety Advisory teams identify patterns and trends in your data, produce detailed reports, and help you create a plan that’s proven to significantly reduce harm. Enterprise Global [All] Harm Reduction Specific Harm (Over Sedation) Reduction Read the white paper to learn more about how health systems are achieving unprecedented reductions in patient harm using Pascal’s VPS solution. DOWNLOAD THE LATEST VPS WHITE PAPER Clients, Partners, and Organizations with Outstanding Results Pascal is uniquely positioned to lead the charge in using advanced machine learning and AI technology to transform patient safety and risk management. Pascal holds the largest clinically validated adverse event outcomes data set using real-time electronic health records, in the world. This treasure trove of information about adverse events, related factors, possible causes and more, enables Pascal and our clients in this next generation of patient safety and risk management, to train AI and ML algorithms with the richest, most fine grained data possible. With this extensive data set and the powerful analytics capabilities included with the VPS solution, we’re able to provide our partners with the insights and tools they need to drive real change in their organizations. Whether it’s reducing harm, improving patient outcomes, or...