Reference Guide for UDS Data Reports Available to Grantees CY 2012
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1 Reference Guide for UDS Data Reports Available to Grantees CY 2012 Introduction: This Reference Guide is a companion document to the CY 2012 BPHC UDS data reports that are available to health centers through the EHB. The reports available provide analysis of the UDS data at the individual health center level, as well as at the State and National levels. All reports described in this document are available to Health Center Program grantees. A limited number of reports, including the Rollup Report, the Summary Report (at the Health Center and National levels), and the Health Center Performance Comparison Report are available to Look Alikes. At this time, there are no data reports available to Nurse Managed Health Clinics. Because the reports contain an extensive amount of information, presented in a variety of formats, the Reference Guide is meant to provide the user with information about the structure and content of each report and information about how the statistics are calculated, and how the information might be used. Below is a summary of each of the reports available followed by a brief explanation of the calculation formulae. Additionally, the formula guides for each of the reports (with the exception of the UDS Rollup Report) have been included. The UDS data reports are intended to provide each health center with an analysis of their own organization s UDS data, as well as comparable statistics in some cases for the state and nation, against which the health center s statistics can be examined. By providing statistics specific to comparable groups of federally funded providers in traditionally underserved communities, it is hoped that this report can serve as a more relevant basis for examining and monitoring performance. The report is non judgmental in that no goals, thresholds, or expectations are set forth, and high or low numbers for any given parameter are not equated with good or bad performance. It is hoped that members of the health center s management and governance structure will take the time to review these reports and will find them to be a valuable resource. In addition to monitoring performance internally, the report provides a range of statistics that can be useful for initiatives such as organization planning, grant development, and community relations. Available Reports: UDS Health Center Trend Report This report compares the health center's performance for a number of key performance measures with national and state averages over a 3 year period. The measures describe health center performance in three categories: Access, Quality of Care/Health Outcomes, and Financial Cost/Viability and provide an overall picture of the health center's performance in each of these areas. This report is available at the Health Center, State and National levels. UDS Health Center, State and National Summary Report This report is a 'dashboard' report intended to describe each health center in a statistical manner. Calculations of key measures are derived from data reported by health centers. The measures are broken out into two main categories: 1) Demographic and Clinical Data (Patients, Visits, Staffing and Clinical Information) and 2) Fiscal Information (Costs and Revenues) and provide an overall picture of the health center's performance in each of these areas. This report is available at the Health Center, State, and National levels. Please note that the 2012 version of the Summary Report formula guide is not yet available. In its place, the 2011 version has been included. This version is not reflective of new clinical measures that were added in Issued September, 2013
2 UDS Rollup Report This report compiles annual data reported by health centers by program (Health Center Program and Look Alikes). Aggregate program data are provided for each of the UDS tables to include data on patient demographics, socioeconomic characteristics, staffing, patient diagnoses and services rendered, quality of care, health outcomes and disparities, financial costs, and revenues. This report provides the values in raw and percentage format. This report is available at the National level (universal and grant specific) and at the State level (universal only). The formula guide for this report has not been included, but can be accessed through the EHB. UDS Grantee Health Center Performance Comparison Report This report provides calculations of key measures at different levels including Health Center, State, and National; and by Urban/Rural Status, Size, Number of Sites, and based on the percentage of health center patients included in Special Populations. Data for various levels and the grantee adjusted quartile is provided for each of the following categories: Quality of Care/Health Outcomes, Preventive Screenings & Immunizations, and Chronic Disease Management. The grantee adjusted quartile is a ranking (from 1 4) of health center performance compared to other health centers. Various differences are accounted and adjusted for. Detail about grantee adjusted quartiles can be accessed in the EHB. Data for the previously mentioned levels, in addition to National Percentiles (25 th, Median, 75 th ) are included for the Cost category. Calculation Formulae: The remaining pages of this guide list the formula that is used to calculate the statistics for each line of the report. The formulae references specific cells of the UDS report by table, line and column. In some instances, the reference has been abbreviated with T=Table, L=Line, and C=Column. For example, a formula containing T3B_L8_CA is referring to Table 3B, Line 8, Column A. The standard mathematical notations are used as follows: * Multiply / Divide + Add Subtract ( ) Perform calculation in parenthesis first
3 UDS Health Center Trend Report Access Total Number of Patients Served T4_L6_CA T4_L6_CA T4_L6_CA Dental Patients Served T5_L19_CC T5_L19_CC T5_L19_CC Agricultural Worker Patients Served T4_L16_CA T4_L16_CA T4_L16_CA Homeless Patients Served T4_L23_CA T4_L23_CA T4_L23_CA Public Housing Patients Served Quality of Care/Health Outcomes Perinatal Health Access to prenatal care (first prenatal visit in 1st trimester) T4_L6_CA (PHPC Grant Specific Report + Universal Report for PHPC only grantees) T4_L6_CA (PHPC Grant Specific Report + Universal Report for PHPC only grantees) T4_L6_CA (PHPC Grant Specific Report + Universal Report for PHPC only grantees) (T6B_L7_CA+T6B_L7_CB)/T6B_L6_CA (T6B_L7_CA+T6B_L7_CB)/T6B_L6_CA (T6B_L7_CA+T6B_L7_CB)/T6B_L6_CA Low birth weight (T7_L3_Ci + T7_L4_Ci)/ (T7_L3_Ci+T7_L4_Ci+T7_L5_Ci) (T7_Li_C1b + T7_Li_C1c) /(T7_Li_C1b+T7_Li_C1c+T7_Li_C1d) (T7_Li_C1b + T7_Li_C1c) /(T7_Li_C1b+T7_Li_C1c+T7_Li_C1d) Preventive Health Screenings and Services Adolescent weight screening and follow up Data Not Collected until 2011 Adult weight screening and follow up Data Not Collected until 2011 Tobacco use screening Data Not Collected until Data cannot be calculated. National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L12_CA * (T6B_L12_CC / T6B_L12_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level or Grantee level (T6B_L12_CA)] National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L13_CA * (T6B_L13_CC / T6B_L13_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L13_CA)] National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L14_CA * (T6B_L14_CC / T6B_L14_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L14_CA)] Grantee: T6B_L14_CC / T6B_L14_CB National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L12_CA * (T6B_L12_CC / T6B_L12_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level or Grantee level (T6B_L12_CA)] National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L13_CA * (T6B_L13_CC / T6B_L13_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L13_CA)] National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L14_CA * (T6B_L14_CC / T6B_L14_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L14_CA)] Grantee: T6B_L14_CC / T6B_L14_CB UDS Measures List for Health Center Trend Report Page 1 of
4 UDS Health Center Trend Report Quality of Care/Health Outcomes Preventive Health Screenings and Services Tobacco cessation counseling for tobacco users Data Not Collected until 2011 National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L15_CA * (T6B_L15_CC / T6B_L15_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L15_CA)] Grantee: T6B_L15_CC / T6B_L15_CB Colorectal cancer screening Data Not Collected until 2012 Data Not Collected until 2012 Cervical cancer screening National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L11_CA * (T6B_L11_CC / T6B_L11_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L11_CA)] National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L11_CA * (T6B_L11_CC / T6B_L11_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L11_CA)] National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L15_CA * (T6B_L15_CC / T6B_L15_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L15_CA)] Grantee: T6B_L15_CC / T6B_L15_CB National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L19_CA * (T6B_L19_CC / T6B_L19_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L19_CA)] Grantee: T6B_L19_CC / T6B_L19_CB National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L11_CA * (T6B_L11_CC / T6B_L11_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L11_CA)] Childhood immunizations 2 National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L10_CA * (T6B_L10_CC / T6B_L10_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L10_CA)] National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L10_CA * (T6B_L10_CC / T6B_L10_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L10_CA)] National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L10_CA * (T6B_L10_CC / T6B_L10_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L10_CA)] Chronic Disease Management Asthma treatment (appropriate treatment plan) Data Not Collected until 2011 Cholesterol treatment (lipid therapy for coronary artery disease patients) National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L16_CA * (T6B_L16_CC / T6B_L16_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L16_CA)] Grantee: T6B_L16_CC / T6B_L16_CB Data Not Collected until 2012 Data Not Collected until 2012 National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L16_CA * (T6B_L16_CC / T6B_L16_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L16_CA)] Grantee: T6B_L16_CC / T6B_L16_CB National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L17_CA * (T6B_L17_CC / T6B_L17_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L17_CA)] Grantee: T6B_L17_CC / T6B_L17_CB Heart attack/stroke treatment (aspirin therapy for ischemic vascular disease patients) Data Not Collected until 2012 Data Not Collected until 2012 National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T6B_L18_CA * (T6B_L18_CC / T6B_L18_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L18_CA)] Grantee: T6B_L18_CC / T6B_L18_CB Blood pressure control (hypertensive patients with blood pressure < 140/90) National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T7_L6_Ci * (T7_L8_Ci / T7_L7_Ci)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T7_L6_Ci)] Grantee: (T7_L8_Ci / T7_L7_Ci) National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T7_Li_C2a * (T7_Li_C2c / T7_Li_C2b)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T7_Li_C2a)] Grantee: T7_Li_C2c / T7_Li_C2b National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T7_Li_C2a * (T7_Li_C2c / T7_Li_C2b)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T7_Li_C2a)] Grantee: T7_Li_C2c / T7_Li_C2b Diabetes control (diabetic patients with HbA1c <= 9%) National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T7_L9_Ci * ((T7_L11_Ci + T7_L12_Ci) / T7_L10_Ci)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T7_L9_Ci)] Grantee: (T7_L11_Ci + T7_L12_Ci) / T7_L10_Ci) National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T7_Li_C3a * National, State: [Sum at each Grantee level {T7_Li_C3a * ((T7_Li_C3c + T7_Li_C3d+T7_Li_C3e) / T7_Li_C3b)}] / [Sum ((T7_Li_C3c + T7_Li_C3d+T7_Li_C3e) / T7_Li_C3b)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T7_Li_C3a)] at National or State level (T7_Li_C3a)] Grantee: (T7_Li_C3c + T7_Li_C3d+T7_Li_C3e)/ T7_Li_C3b Grantee: (T7_Li_C3c + T7_Li_C3d+T7_Li_C3e)/ T7_Li_C3b 1 - Data cannot be calculated. 2 Measure was revised in 2011 and is not comparable to calendar year 2010 and prior. UDS Measures List for Health Center Trend Report Page 2 of
5 UDS Health Center Trend Report Financial Cost/Viability Total Cost per Total Patient T8A_L17_CC/(T3A_L39_CA+T3A_L39_CB) T8A_L17_CC/(T3A_L39_CA+T3A_L39_CB) T8A_L17_CC/(T3A_L39_CA+T3A_L39_CB) Medical Cost per Medical Visit (T8A_L4_CC-T8A_L2_CC)/(T5_L15_CB-T5_L11_CB) (T8A_L4_CC-T8A_L2_CC)/(T5_L15_CB-T5_L11_CB) (T8A_L4_CC-T8A_L2_CC)/(T5_L15_CB-T5_L11_CB) Change in Net Assets as a Percent of Expense (Ending Net Assets Beginning Net Assets)/Total Expenses (Ending Net Assets Beginning Net Assets)/Total Expenses (Ending Net Assets Beginning Net Assets)/Total Expenses Working Capital to Monthly Expense Ratio (Current Assets Current Liabilities)/(Total Expenses / Number of Months in Audit) (Current Assets Current Liabilities)/(Total Expenses / Number of Months in Audit) (Current Assets Current Liabilities)/(Total Expenses / Number of Months in Audit) Long Term Debt to Equity Ratio Long Term Liabilities/Net Assets Long Term Liabilities/Net Assets Long Term Liabilities/Net Assets Data cannot be calculated. 3. The audit data for 2011 is as of 05/09/2013 and includes 807 grantees. 4. The audit data for 2010 is as of 05/10/2011 and includes 788 grantees. 5. The Grantee audit data was calculated as of the dates shown in the above footnotes and are not subject to change. UDS Measures List for Health Center Trend Report Page 3 of
6 Patients Total Patients Number/Percent of Patients by Services Medical Dental Mental Health Substance Abuse Other Professional Vision Enabling Services Number/Percent of Patients by Special Populations Farmworker Patients Homeless Patients School Based Health Patients Veteran Patients Number/Percent of Patients by Age Children (<18 years old) Adult (18-64) Geriatric (age 65 and over) Number/Percent of Patients by Insurance Status Uninsured Children Uninsured (age 0-19 years) Medicaid/CHIP Medicare Other Third-Party Number/Percent of Patients by Income Status (% Known) Patients at or below 200% of poverty Patients at or below 100% of poverty (included in above) T3A_L39_CA + T3A_L39_CB #,% : T5_L15_CC, T5_L15_CC/(T3A_L39_CA+T3A_L39_CB) #,% : T5_L19_CC,T5_L19_CC/(T3A_L39_CA+T3A_L39_CB) #,% : T5_L20_CC, T5_L20_CC/(T3A_L39_CA+T3A_L39_CB) #,% : T5_L21_CC,T5_L21_CC/(T3A_L39_CA+T3A_L39_CB) #,% : T5_L22_CC,T5_L22_CC/(T3A_L39_CA+T3A_L39_CB) #,% : T5_L22d_CC, T5_L22d_CC/(T3A_L39_CA+T3A_L39_CB) #,% : T5_L29_CC,T5_L29_CC/(T3A_L39_CA+T3A_L39_CB) #,% : T4_L16_CA,T4_L16_CA/T4_L6_CA #,% : T4_L23_CA,T4_L23_CA/T4_L6_CA #,% : T4_L24_CA,T4_L24_CA/T4_L6_CA #,% : T4_L25_CA, T4_L25_CA/T4_L6_CA #,% : T3A L1 to L18 CA+CB, (T3A L1 to L18 CA+CB)/(T3A_L39_CA+T3A_L39_CB) #,% : T3A L19 to L33 CA+CB, (T3A L19 to L33 CA+CB)/(T3A_L39_CA+T3A_L39_CB) #,% : T3A L34 to L38 CA+CB, (T3A L34 to L38 CA+CB)/(T3a_L39_CA+T3A_L39_CB) #,% : T4_L7_CA+T4_L7_CB, (T4_L7_CA+T4_L7_CB)/(T4_L12_CA+T4_L12_CB) #,% : T4_L7_CA, T4_L7_CA/T4_L12_CA #,% : (T4_L8_CA+T4_L8_CB+T4_L10B_CA+T4_L10B_CB), (T4_L8_CA+T4_L8_CB+T4_L10B_CA+T4_L10B_CB)/(T4_L12_CA+T4_L12_CB) #,% : T4_L9_CA+CB, T4_L9_CA+CB /( T4_L12_CA + T4_L12_CB) #,% : (T4_L10A_CA+T4_L10A_CB+T4_L11_CB+T4_L11_CA), (T4 L10A CA+T4 L10A CB+T4 L11 CB+T4 L11 CA)/(T4 L12 CA+T4 L12 CB) #,% : (T4_L1+L2+L3, CA), (T4 L1+L2+L3_CA)/(T4_L6_CA - T4_L5_CA) #,% : (T4_L1_CA), (T4_L1_CA)/(T4_L6_CA - T4_L5_CA) Patients by Race & Ethnicity (% Known) % Racial and/or Ethnic Minority % : (T3B_L8_CA+T3B_L8_CB-T3B_L7_CB-T3B_L5_CB)/(T3B_L8_CD-T3B_L7_CB-T3B_L7_CC) % Hispanic/Latino Identity % : T3B_L8_CA/(T3B_L8_CD - T3B_L8_CC) % African American % : T3B_L3_CD/(T3B_L8_CD - T3B_L7_CD) % Asian % : T3B_L1_CD/(T3B_L8_CD - T3B_L7_CD) % American Indian / Alaska Native % : T3B_L4_CD/(T3B_L8_CD - T3B_L7_CD) % Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander % : (T3B_L2A_CD + T3B_L2B_CD) /(T3B_L8_CD - T3B_L7_CD) % More than one race % : T3B_L6_CD/(T3B_L8_CD - T3B_L7_CD) % Best Served in another language % : T3B_L12_CA/T3B_L8_CD Percent of Medical Patients with Specific Diagnoses Hypertension % : T7_Li_C2a/(T5_L15_CC*((T3A_L19-37_CA+T3A_L19-37_CB)/(T3A_L39_CA+T3A_L39_CB))) Diabetes %: T7_Li_C3a/(T5_L15_CC*((T3A_L19-35_CA+T3A_L19-35_CB)/(T3A_L39_CA+T3A_L39_CB))) Asthma % : T6A_L5_CB/T5_L15_CC HIV % : T6A_L1-2_CB /T5_L15_CC Prenatal Number of Prenatal Patients #:T6B_L6_CA Number of Prenatal Patients who Delivered #:T7_Li_C1a Number / Percent Visits Total Visits # : T5_L34_CB Medical #,% : T5_L15_CB, T5_L15_CB/T5_L34_CB Dental #,% : T5_L19_CB, T5_L19_CB/T5_L34_CB Mental Health #,% : T5_L20_CB, T5_L20_CB/ T5_L34_CB Substance Abuse #,% : T5_L21_CB, T5_L21_CB/ T5_L34_CB Other Professional #,% : T5_L22_CB, T5_L22_CB/T5_L34_CB Vision #,% : T5_L22d_CB, T5_L22d_CB/T5_L34_CB Enabling Services #,% : T5_L29_CB, T5_L29_CB/T5_L34_CB Medical Visits per Medical Patient (excludes nursing visits) Dental Visits per Dental Patient Mental Health Visits per Mental Health Patient Substance Abuse Visits per Substance Abuse Patient Vision Visits per Vision Patient Enabling Visits per Enabling Patient Staffing Total Staff Primary Care Physician FTE Family/General Physicians Internists Obstetrician/Gynecologists Pediatricians Other Specialty Physicians Nurse Practitioners Physician Assistants Certified Nurse Midwives Nurses Other Medical staff Lab and X-Ray UDS Summary Report # : (T5_L15_CB T5_L11_CB)/T5_L15_CC # : T5_L19_CB/T5_L19_CC # : T5_L20_CB/T5_ L20_CC # : T5_L21_CB/T5_L21_CC #: T5_L22d_CB/T5_L22d_CC #: T5_L29_CB/T5_L29_CC # : T5_L34_CA # : T5_L1_CA+T5_L2_CA+T5_L3_CA+T5_L4_CA+T5_L5_CA # : T5_L1_CA+T5_L2_CA # : T5_L3_CA # : T5_L4_CA # : T5_L5_CA # : T5_L7_CA # : T5_L9a_CA # : T5_L9b_CA # : T5_L10_CA # : T5_L11_CA # : T5_L12_CA # : T5_L13_CA+T5_L14_CA UDS Measures List for Summary Report Page 1 of
7 UDS Summary Report Dental # : T5_L19_CA Dentists # : T5_L16_CA Hygienists # : T5_L17_CA Assistants, Aides, and Techs # : T5_L18_CA Mental Health # : T5_L20_CA Licensed Clinical Psychologists # : T5_L20a1_CA Licensed Clinical Social Workers # : T5_L20a2_CA Other Licensed Mental Health Providers # : T5_L20b_CA Other Mental Health Staff # : T5_L20c_CA Psychiatrists # : T5_L20a_CA Substance Abuse # : T5_L21_CA Pharmacy # : T5_L23_CA Other Professional # : T5_L22_CA Vision # : T5_L22d_CA Enabling Services # : T5_L29_CA Other Programs/ Services Staff # : T5_L29a_CA Non-Clinical Support Staff # : T5_L30a_CA+ T5_L30b_CA Facility Staff # : T5_L31_CA IT Staff # : T5_L30c_CA Patient Support Staff # : T5_L32_CA Quality of Care/Health Outcomes Prenatal % Having First Prenatal Visit in 1st Trimester % : (T6B_L7_CA + T6B_L7_CB)/T6B_L6_CA % Low and Very Low Birth Weight % :(T7_Li_C1b+T7_Li_C1c)/(T7_Li_C1b+T7_Li_C1c+T7_Li_C1d) Preventive Screening, Immunizations, Assessment, Counseling and Therapy % of Two Year Olds Immunized % :[Sum of ALL Grantees {T6B_L10_CA * (T6B_L10_CC / T6B_L10_CB) } ] / [Sum of ALL Grantees (T6B_L10_CA)] % of Women with Pap Tests % : [Sum of ALL Grantees {T6B_L11_CA * (T6B_L11_CC / T6B_L11_CB) } ] / [Sum of ALL Grantees (T6B_L11_CA)] % of Children and Adolescents with BMI Percentile and Counseling on Nutrition and Physical Activity Documented % of Adults who Received Weight Screening and Follow-up if Appropriate % : [Sum of ALL Grantees {T6B_L12_CA * (T6B_L12_CC / T6B_L12_CB) } ] / [Sum of ALL Grantees (T6B_L12_CA)] % : [Sum of ALL Grantees {T6B_L13_CA * (T6B_L13_CC / T6B_L13_CB) } ] / [Sum of ALL Grantees (T6B_L13_CA)] % of Adults Assessed for Tobacco Use % : [Sum of ALL Grantees {T6B_L14_CA * (T6B_L14_CC / T6B_L14_CB) } ] / [Sum of ALL Grantees (T6B_L14_CA)] % of Tobacco Users who Received Cessation Advice and/or % : [Sum of ALL Grantees {T6B_L15_CA * (T6B_L15_CC / T6B_L15_CB) } ] / [Sum of ALL Grantees (T6B_L15_CA)] Medication % of Asthmatics Treated with Appropriate Pharmacological % : [Sum of ALL Grantees {T6B_L16_CA * (T6B_L16_CC / T6B_L16_CB) } ] / [Sum of ALL Grantees (T6B_L16_CA)] Intervention Chronic Disease Management % Hypertensive Patients with Blood Pressure < 140/90 % : [Sum of ALL Grantees {T7_Li_C2a * (T7_Li_C2c)/T7_Li_C2b) } ] / [Sum of ALL Grantees (T7_Li_C2a)] % Diabetic Patients with HbA1c <= 9 % : [Sum of ALL Grantees {T7_Li_C3a * (T7_Li_C3c+T7_Li_C3d+T7_Li_C3e)/T7_Li_C3b } ] / [Sum of ALL Grantees (T7_Li_C3a)] % Diabetic Patients with HbA1c < 8 % : [Sum of ALL Grantees {T7_Li_C3a * (T7_Li_C3c+T7_Li_C3d)/T7_Li_C3b } ] / [Sum of ALL Grantees (T7_Li_C3a)] % Diabetic Patients with HbA1c < 7 % : [Sum of ALL Grantees {T7_Li_C3a * (T7_Li_C3c/T7_Li_C3b } ] / [Sum of ALL Grantees (T7_Li_C3a)] Costs Total Cost (excluding donations) $ : T8A_L17_CC Medical $ : T8A_L1_CC+T8A_L3_CC Dental $ : T8A_L5_CC Mental Health $ : T8A_L6_CC Substance Abuse $ : T8A_L7_CC Pharmacy $ : T8A_L8a_CC+T8A_L8b_CC Lab and X-Ray $ : T8A_L2_CC Vision $ : T8A_L9a_CC Enabling Services $ : T8A_L11_CC Other Related Services $ : T8A_L12_CC Non-Clinical Support $ : T8A_L15_CA Facility $ : T8A_L14_CA Cost per Patient Total Cost per Total Patient $: T8A_L17_CC/(T3A_L39_CA+T3A_L39_CB) Medical Cost per Medical Patient $: (T8A_L1_CC+T8A_L3_CC)/T5_L15_CC Dental Cost per Dental Patient $: T8A_L5_CC/T5_L19_CC Mental Health Cost per Mental Health Patient $: T8A_L6_CC/T5_L20_CC Substance Abuse Cost per Substance Abuse Patient $: T8A_L7_CC/T5_L21_CC Vision Cost per Vision Patient $: T8A_L9a_CC/T5_L22d_CC Enabling Cost per Enabling Patient $: T8A_L11_CC / T5_L29_CC Cost per Visit Total Cost per Total Visit $: T8A_L17_CC/(T5_L34_CB) Medical Cost per Medical Visit $: (T8A_L1_CC+T8A_L3_CC)/ (T5_L15_CB-T5_L11_CB) Dental Cost per Dental Visit $: T8A_L5_CC/T5_L19_CB Mental Health Cost per Mental Health Visit $: T8A_L6_CC/T5_L20_CB Substance Abuse Cost per Substance Abuse Visit $: T8A_L7_CC/T5_L21_CB Vision Cost per Vision Visit $: T8A_L9a_CC/T5_L22d_CB Enabling Cost per Enabling Visit $: T8A_L11_CC / T5_L29_CB UDS Measures List for Summary Report Page 2 of
8 UDS Summary Report Revenue and Adjustments Total Revenue $: (T9D_L14_CB + T9E_L11_CA) Grant Revenue $: (T9E_L1_CA + T9E_L5_CA + T9E_L6_CA + T9E_L7_CA + T9E_L8_CA) Federal $: (T9E_L1_Ca + T9E_L5_Ca) BPHC Grants $: T9E_L1_Ca ARRA Grants $: T9E_L4_Ca + T9E_L4a_Ca Other Federal Grants $: T9E_L2_Ca + T9E_L3_Ca Medicare and Medicaid EHR Incentive Payments for Eligible Providers $: T9E_L3a_Ca Non-Federal Grants $: (T9E_L6_CA + T9E_L7_CA + T9E_L8_CA) State and Local Grants/Contracts $: (T9E_L6_CA + T9E_L7_CA ) Foundation/Private Grants/Contracts $:T9E_L8_CA Revenue from Service to Patients $:T9D_L14_CB Patients Self-Pay $:T9D_L13_CB Third-Party Payers $:T9D_L3_CB + T9D_L6_CB + T9D_L9_CB + T9D_L12_CB Medicaid $:T9D_L3_CB Medicare $:T9D_L6_CB Other Public $:T9D_L9_CB Other (Private) Third-Party $: T9D_L12_CB Revenue from Indigent Care Programs $:T9E_L6A_CA Other Revenue $:T9E_L10_CA Total Revenue minus Total Cost $:(T9D_L14_CB+T9E_L11_CA)-T8A_L17_CC Sliding Fee Discounts $:T9D_L14_CE Bad Debt $:T9D_L14_CF UDS Measures List for Summary Report Page 3 of
9 Quality of care/health Outcomes Perinatal Health Access to prenatal care (first prenatal visit in 1st trimester) Low birth weight Preventive Health Screenings and Services UDS Health Center Performance Comparison Report Healthy People Health Center 2020 State National Goals 4 (T6B_L7_CA+T6B_L7_CB)/ T6B_L6_CA (T7_Li_C1b + T7_Li_C1c) /(T7_Li_C1b+T7_Li_C1c+T7_Li_C1d) Urban/ Rural Averages Size Sites 1 Special population Farmworker 2 (T6B_L7_CA+T6B_L7_CB)/T6B_L6_CA (T7_Li_C1b + T7_Li_C1c) /(T7_Li_C1b+T7_Li_C1c+T7_Li_C1d) Special population Homeless 3 Health Center Adjusted Quartile 5 Adolescent weight screening and follow up T6B_L12_CC / T6B_L12_CB [Sum at each Health Center level {T6B_L12_CA * (T6B_L12_CC / T6B_L12_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level or Health Center level (T6B_L12_CA)] Adult weight screening and follow up T6B_L13_CC / T6B_L13_CB [Sum at each Health Center level {T6B_L13_CA * (T6B_L13_CC / T6B_L13_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L13_CA)] Tobacco use screening T6B_L14_CC / T6B_L14_CB [Sum at each Health Center level {T6B_L14_CA * (T6B_L14_CC / T6B_L14_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L14_CA)] Tobacco cessation counseling for tobacco users T6B_L15_CC / T6B_L15_CB [Sum at each Health Center level {T6B_L15_CA * (T6B_L15_CC / T6B_L15_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L15_CA)] Colorectal cancer screening T6B_L19_CC / T6B_L19_CB [Sum at each Health Center level {T6B_L19_CA * (T6B_L19_CC / T6B_L19_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L19_CA)] Cervical cancer screening T6B_L11_CC / T6B_L11_CB [Sum at each Health Center level {T6B_L11_CA * (T6B_L11_CC / T6B_L11_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L11_CA)] Childhood immunizations Chronic Disease Management Asthma treatment (appropriate treatment plan) T6B_L10_CC / T6B_L10_CB T6B_L16_CC / T6B_L16_CB [Sum at each Health Center level {T6B_L10_CA * (T6B_L10_CC / T6B_L10_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L10_CA)] [Sum at each Health Center level {T6B_L16_CA * (T6B_L16_CC / T6B_L16_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L16_CA)] Cholesterol treatment (lipid therapy for coronary artery disease patients) T6B_L17_CC / T6B_L17_CB [Sum at each Health Center level {T6B_L17_CA * (T6B_L17_CC / T6B_L17_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L17_CA)] Heart attack/stroke treatment (aspirin therapy for ischemic vascular disease patients) T6B_L18_CC / T6B_L18_CB [Sum at each Health Center level {T6B_L18_CA * (T6B_L18_CC / T6B_L18_CB)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T6B_L18_CA)] Blood pressure control (hypertensive patients with blood pressure < 140/90) T7_Li_C2c / T7_Li_C2b [Sum at each Health Center level {T7_Li_C2a * (T7_Li_C2c / T7_Li_C2b)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T7_Li_C2a)] Diabetes control (diabetic patients with HbA1c <= 9%) (T7_Li_C3c+T7_Li_C3d+T7_Li_C3e)/ T7_Li_C3b [Sum at each Health Center level {T7_Li_C3a * ((T7_Li_C3c + T7_Li_C3d+T7_Li_C3e) / T7_Li_C3b)}] / [Sum at National or State level (T7_Li_C3a)] UDS Measures List for Health Center Performance Comparison Report
10 COSTS Cost per Patient Total Cost per Total Patient Medical Cost per Medical Patient Dental Cost per Dental Patient Mental Health Cost per Mental Health Patient Substance Abuse Cost per Substance Abuse Patient Vision Cost per Vision Patient Enabling Services Cost per Enabling Patient Cost per Visit Total Cost per Total Visit Medical Cost per Medical Visit Dental Cost per Dental Visit Mental Health Cost per Mental Health Visit Substance Abuse Cost per Substance Abuse Visit Vision Cost per Vision Visit Enabling Services Cost per Enabling Visit UDS Health Center Performance Comparison Report Health Center Size Sites 1 State National Urban T8A_L17_CC/(T3A_L39_CA+T3A_L39_CB) (T8A_L4_CC-T8A_L2_CC)/T5_L15_CC T8A_L5_CC/T5_L19_CC T8A_L6_CC/T5_L20_CC T8A_L7_CC/T5_L21_CC T8A_L9a_CC/T5_L22d_CC T8A_L11_CC/T5_L29_CC Averages T8A_L17_CC/(T5_L34_CB) (T8A_L4_CC-T8A_L2_CC)/(T5_L15_CB-T5_L11_CB) T8A_L5_CC/T5_L19_CB T8A_L6_CC/T5_L20_CB T8A_L7_CC/T5_L21_CB T8A_L9a_CC/T5_L22d_CB T8A_L11_CC / T5_L29_CB < 5, Special popula tion Farmw orker 2 25% or more patient s National Percentiles Special population Homeless 3 25th Median 75th Below 25% patients UDS Measures List for Health Center Performance Comparison Report
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