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Jennifer Hirt2022-09-28 19:57:002022-09-28 20:06:15DC Health Guidance: Hospital Visitation
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Jennifer Hirt2022-09-28 19:56:002022-09-28 19:56:00How to Find COVID Transmission Levels
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Jennifer Hirt2022-09-28 19:55:002022-09-28 19:55:00Insights on Food Insecurity: 2022 Hunger Report
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Jennifer Hirt2022-09-28 19:24:002022-09-28 19:33:32Health Equity Hospital Data by Race
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Jennifer Hirt2022-09-28 19:23:002022-09-28 19:33:47Strategies to Address Stress and Burnout
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Jennifer Hirt2022-09-28 19:18:002022-09-28 19:33:57Understanding Opioid Overdose and Response Activities
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Highlights: Looking at utilization metrics, all four measures tracked in Fig. 1, except acute care admissions, show a decrease in volumes for the month. Emergency department visits went from -19% last month to -27% below pre-COVID baselines in July. Ambulatory surgeries and psychiatric admissions follow the same pattern going from -6% to -21% and -28% to -32% below baselines respectively (see Fig. 1). Moreover, all five birthing hospitals saw an increase in newborn admissions for July with the highest cumulative number of admissions since December 2021 as reported in Table 11 of the report.
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Hospitals submitting June data showed a slight increase in emergency department visits this month going from -28% last month to -27% in June compared to pre-COVID baselines*. Acute care admissions, psychiatric admissions and ambulatory care surgeries on the other hand showed minor decreases in volumes. These are reflected in the percent change graphs displayed in Figure 1 below. Two of the hospitals reporting psychiatric admissions saw their lowest volumes over the 15-month period ending June 2022. See Table 7 of the report for details.
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Comparing utilization metrics to pre-COVID baselines, most metrics show a noted change in May throughout the report. There was a slight increase of acute care admissions as it went from 14% below baseline last month to -13% in May, and psychiatric admissions increased from -22% to -21%. Emergency department visits also show a slight increase going from -25% below baseline last month to -20%. Although ambulatory surgeries show great fluctuation over the past months and there was a slight decrease in volumes in May, utilization remained near pre-COVID levels over the last 15 months displayed.
