Nurse Engagement Survey Success
During Premier Health’s Magnet® site visit, which took place November 12–16, we were honored to express our excellence with outcomes in the Magnet “Big 3” – nurse engagement, patient experience, and nursing sensitive indicators (NSI).
Unit level performance compared to national benchmarks from the National Database of Nursing Quality Indicators® (NDNQI®), to include bed size, teaching status, and all hospitals mean and median.
- Atrium Medical Center: 10 of 16 units outperformed the majority in four categories!
- Upper Valley Medical Center: 10 of 15 units outperformed the majority in four categories!
- Miami Valley Hospital/Miami Valley Hospital South: 16 of 45 units outperformed the majority in four categories and had 24 out of 45 units outperform in two or more categories. An additional 10 units outperformed in one category. Miami Valley Hospital/Miami Valley Hospital South only needed seven more units to outperform overall for nurse satisfaction.
Patient Experience Summary – from 3rd Quarter 2016 to 2nd Quarter 2018
Unit level performance compared to national benchmarks from the National Research Corporation database, to include bed size, teaching status, and all hospitals mean.
- Overall, Premier Health Nursing has outperforming patient experience scores – we are most proud of the consistency of performance across all hospitals in the patient engagement, patient education, and safety categories!
- Atrium Medical Center had all eligible units outperform in care coordination!
- Miami Valley Hospital outperformed in service recovery!
- UVMC outperformed in courtesy and respect!
Nursing Sensitive Indicators Summary – from 3rd Quarter 2016 to 2nd Quarter 2018
Unit level performance compared to national benchmarks from NDNQI, to include bed size, teaching status, and all hospitals mean and median.
- Overall, Premier Health Nursing has excellent nursing sensitive indicators – we are most proud of CLABSI, with CAUTI close behind!
- Falls with Injury is the area that has the most opportunity for improvement.
While the Magnet appraisers do not decide our designation, they do compile a report by the end of November and send it to the Magnet Commission, a group of international leaders/representatives. The Magnet Commission will review the appraisers’ reports during the next available slot, and we should hear back in January or February regarding Magnet designation status for Atrium Medical Center, Miami Valley Hospital and additional sites, and UVMC.
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