Indicators
of Quality
  • Waiting
  • Hospital readmissions
  • Incontinence
  • Communication
  • Falls
  • Pressure ulcers
  • Patient experience
  • Long-term care placement
  • Emergency department visits
  • Vaccination
  • All
Home Care

Print

  • All Patients
  • Short-stay Patients
  • Long-stay Patients

Percentage of new home care patients discharged from the hospital who experienced an unplanned return to hospital within 30 days after being discharged

2014/15 provincial average (all patients): 12%

2013/14 provincial average (all patients): 12%

Hospital Readmissions-All-patients

Percentage of new short-stay home care patients discharged from the hospital who experienced an unplanned return to hospital within 30 days after being discharged

2014/15 provincial average (short-stay patients): 11%

2013/14 provincial average (short-stay patients): 11%

Hospital Readmissions-Short-stay patients

A short-stay home care patient is one who requires less than 60 uninterrupted days of service through a CCAC.

Percentage of new long-stay home care patients discharged from the hospital who experienced an unplanned return to hospital within 30 days after being discharged

2014/15 provincial average (long-stay patients): 18%

2013/14 provincial average (long-stay patients): 18%

Hospital Readmissions-long-stay patients

A long-stay home care patient is one who requires more than 60 uninterrupted days of service through a CCAC or admission to a long-term care home.