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Percent of 0ccupancy
Name Date
NOTE: Compute all answers correctly to two decimal places.
1. Recorded for May for a 65-bed hospital: Date IPSD
150 250 349 454 552 6 51 750 843 944
10 46
Calculate:
Date IPSD 21 55 22 58 23 62 24 65 25 63 26 62 27 60 28 60 29 62 30 63 31 50
Date
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
IPSD
48
56
58
56
59
60
59
58
54
55
a. b. C.
d.
Percentage of occupancy for May Percentage of occupancy for May 2b Percentage of occupancy for: (1) May 1 through May 10 (2) May 11 through May 20 (3) May 2l through May 31 Percentage of occupancy for May if the bed count had increased to 70 beds on May 11 and to 7b beds on May 21
2, Blessing Hospital
Bed/bassinet count February 9: Census February 10: Admissions
Discharged (live)
Deaths
A&D
A&C
100
95
B
5
1
2
NB
10
8
2
1
0
0
Surgical 25
18
4
2
1
0
Ca lculate:
a. A&C bed occupancy percentage for February 10 b. NB bassinet occupancy percentage for February 10 c. Surgical Unit bed occupancy percentage for February 10 d. "(R4) Census for February 10
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High Hopes Hospital (Neonatal Unit: 16 bassinets)
January 1: Census 13 January 2: Births 4
pischarged (live) 2 Deaths (NB) 1 Deaths (fetal) 1 (late fetal) A&D 1
Calculate:
a. *(R4) Census for January 2 b. *(R4) IPSD total for January 2 c. Bassinet occupancy percentage for January 2
St. Vincent Hospital
Bed
4.
Period Count January through March 160 Aprilthrough June 180 July through September 200 October through December 175
Calculate:
IPSD
12,405
14,621
15,777
14,813
Count 18
15
20
25
IPSD
1,378
1,247
1,615
2,084
Bassinet Surgical
Count IPSD 25 2,180 30 2,516 30 2,641 35 2,9'.t3
a. Percentage of occupancy for each period for the following: (1) Bed percentage (2) Bassinet percentage (3) Surgical unit percentage
b. Category (bed, bassinet, or surgical unit) with highest percentage of occupancy for the year
5. Golden Valley Hospital Orthopedic Unit
A&C NB {lncluded in A&C) Bed/bassinet count 80 10
March:Admissions 105 57 Discharged (live) 99 54 Deaths 5 1 |PSD 1,998 268
Calculate:
a. Bed (A&C) occupancy percentage for March b. Bassinet (NB) occupancy percentage for March c. Orthopedic unit occupancy percentage for March
12
47
44
2
278
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6. Comforting Hospital (for November) Count
Unit: Medical
Surgical
Pediatrics
Orthopedics Ophthalmology Obstetrics
Newborn Totals
Calculate:
Period
A B
C
D
Calculate:
Dates January 1 through February 15 February 16 through March 31 April 1 through April 30 May 1 through June 30
Counts
Beds Bassinets 90 12 100 8 110 10 85 14
Percent of 0ccupancy 97
IPSD
Bassinets
463
314
272
708
Bed
58
32
10
18
25
15
158
IPSD
1,660
886
215
498
702
405
324
Bassinet
12
12
a. Percent of occupancy for each unit for Novemberb. A&C percent of occupancy for November 7. Hilltop Hospital
Beds
3,815
4,079
2,996
4,021
d.
b. c. d. e.
Percent of bed occupancy for each period Percent of bassinet occupancy for each period I:::"rl of bed occupancy for January tf,rough Junerercent ot bassinet occupancy for January through JunePeriod with the highest lp bed o".rprn"y percentage
8. Mountain View Hospital Period
January February
March
April through June July through September October through December
Calculate:
Bed Count tpSD 250 6,250 225 5,984 200 5,888 210 17,920 200 17,561 180 16,007
a. b.
d.
+
Bed occupancy percentage for January Bed occupancy percentage for Februaiy through MarchBed occupancy percentage for the first ialf of the yearBed occupancy percentage for the second harf of t'he yearBed occupancy percentage for the entire year Ouarter with the highest bed o".rp.*y percentage for the year
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Holy Cross HosPital (for June)
Bed count: 50
DATE IPSD DATE IPSD 1451135 2301241 3351347 4251448 5 47, 15 49 6481650 7381740 8421841 9431943
10 36 20 47
Calculate:
DATE
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
IPSD
44
48
35
36
38
42
44
40
52
41
a. *(R4) Total IPSD for June b. *(R4) IPSD for June 7 through June 15 c. "(R4)Average DIPC for June 1 through June 10 d. *(R4) Average IPSD for June e. Percent of bed occuPancY for June f. Percent of bed occupancy for June 29 s. lf the bed cou nt had increased to 55 beds on J u ne 15, ca lcu late the percent of occupa
ncy for
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10. Pine Ridge Hospital Percent of 0ccupancy
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- l\4ogthtV Census Report100 Beds and 15 Bassinets Month: February
A&c Day Beg ADM TRF
_DtS r"r*ffiCensus1 Bs , 'I 'y" o ou,t _- *"
;" census Live rpsD :- 10 4 B ., o :- 11 i z o :1
6- e 2 5 o ;-;- 3 s o -a:'t4z':"
e-7311 o;:-G+1-1^ : 'r u 3 2 : - I
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3 t1 9 3 _ o 2 s o --'J 12 5 5 1 5 ? 4 2 1 ' completethetotalsbelow:
r -_-- 5 t o -TOTALS:
Beginning Census Admissions Transfer lns
_Live Discharges Deaths -ransfer Outs Inding Census PSDs !ccupancy %
A&C
i
Beginning Census Births
Live Discharges Deaths
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NB
100
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lf the bed count had been 120 beds from February 1 through,February
14 and then decreased to
100 beds from Februaiy 1b througr., r"ur,lJi';;:il;i;oiro'uu *r" bed occupancy
percentage for
FebruarY?
lf the bassinet count had been 1g bassinets from February 1-through
February 14 and the count
decreased to rs nassinets on Febru*y i;;;J;emained ",
,i in"ro"un.iluruury 28, what would be the
bassinet occupancy percentage for February?
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Length of Stay/Discharge Days 113
Name Date
1.
2.
3.
4.
NOTE Answers should be correct to twodecimal places. When does a patient acquire discharge days?
ls it possible for an individuar patient to have over 365 discharge days? rf so, when? What numbers are totaled to determine discharge days?
ln figuring the length of stay for a patient who is hospitalized for more than one day:a. ls the day of admission counted as a discharge day? yesb. ls the day of discharge counted as a discharge day? yes How does a patient acquire a leave of absence day?
a' ln which formurae is a reave of absence day incruded in the computation?b. ln which formulae is a leave of absence day excluded? Under what circumstances would a patient not have any discharge days at the end of the year? Determine the lengths of stay for each of the following, assuming the dates occur in a non-leap year:
No No
tr
6.
7.
8.
a. Admitted 8-03
b. Admitted 8_15
c. Admitted 12-01
d. Admitted B-02
e. Admitted 3-24
f. Admitted S-12 g. Admitted 2-28
h. Admitted 3-29 Healthfut Hospital (April)
Bed/Bassinet count Admissions Discharges IPSD Discharge days
Discharged 8-04
Discharged 8-1S
Discharged 2-08
Discharged 8-20
Discharged 4-04
Discharged 11-30
Discharged 3-07
Discharged 4-01
A&C NB 180 905 895
4,920 4,785
15 88 86
339 330
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Calculate:
a. Average length of stay for A&C b. Average length of stay for NB c. " (R5) Percent of occupancy for A&C d. x (H5) Percent of occupancy for NB
10. Hopeful Hospital-Discharge List for June 3.
Live Discharges Service Date of
Admission Date of
Discharge LOS
I
Adams, A.
Brown, B.
Clark, C.
Davis, D.
Edgar, E.
Edgar, G.
Horn, H. Jones, J.
King, K.
Long, L. Mason, M.
Norris, N.
Olson, O.
Parks, P.
Deaths
Riil, R.
Calculate:
a. Length of stay for each of the above discharges b. Average length of stay for A&C c. Average length of stay for NB d. Average LOS for medical patients e. Average LOS for surgical patients f. Average LOS for urological patients
11. Hillside Medical Center (October)
Bed count: 100
Service
Bassinet count: 15
Adm.
Surgical
Medical
Surgical
Psychiatric
OB
NB
OB
Orthopedic Urology ENT
Gynecology Medical
Urology Gynecology
Medical
5-31
5-1 9
5-23
5-03
5-31
5-31
5-28
5-24
5-28
6-02
6-03
5-29
5-30
5-21
6-03
6-03
6-03
6-03
6-03
6-03
6-03
6-03
6-03
6-03
6-03
6-03
6-03
6-03
6-035-29
Live Disch.
Medical
Surgical
OB
Gynecology Urology NB
166
101
92
81
60
90
163
97
93
80
57
93
10
2
1
1
0
1
859
154
365
313
231
349
845
151
369
325
240
352
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Length of Stay/Discharge Days 115 Calculate:
?. Average length of stayb. Average length of stay for each service:(1) medicat (2) sursicar lli :l;[J"', (3) obstetrics (6) newborn
12.
c. :{R5] Occupancy percentage for October:(1) bed Q) bassinet
Oceanside Hospital Clinical unit: Medical Service Month Adm. Disch.
Bed count: 50
Deaths lpSDJan. Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May
June July Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Totals
Calculate:
250
223
266
245
248
212
218
227
259
271
275
244 2,939
248
231
264
251
244
213
217
225
260
266
272
2!A 2,937
1,250
1,275
1,266
1,281
1,279
1,260
1,225 '1,249
1,290
1,313
1,326
1.288
15,301
1,270
1,266
1,295
1,254
1,287
1,310
1,263
1,240
1,233
1,322
1,333
1.301
15,37 4
DD 10
8
7
5
4
4
6
9
7
12
10
9
91
a. b. c. d.
t.
Average length of stay for the year Month with the shortest length oi stay Month with the longest leng"th of .iri : 1I:l Bed occupanly percentage for the yearx (R5) Month with the best O"O"occrpan""y pur""n,ug"* (R5) Month with the poorest bed occupancy percentage
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