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Supplemental Digital Appendix 1 46 Health Care Problems and the Corresponding 59 Practice Indicators Expected of All Physicians Entering or in Practice Infectious and parasitic diseases Avoidable complications/death from preventable infectious diseases in adolescents Avoidable complications/death from preventable infectious diseases in children Failure to reduce the risk of influenza in high risk patients Failure to diagnose and treat strep pharyngitis in children Potentially inappropriate antibiotic prescription Optimal/efficient resource utilization Overuse of antibiotics for adults with viral upper respiratory infection Overuse of antibiotics for children with viral upper respiratory infection Prescribe appropriate immunizations for 71-80 71-80 0 adolescents 21 Prescribe childhood immunization as per 81-90 0 0 guidelines 21 Prescribe influenza vaccinations in high-risk 91-100 71-80 71-80 patients 23 Prescribe seasonal influenza vaccination for pneumonia patients 27 91-100 71-80 71-80 Order strep test for sore throat in children as per 81-90 81-90 91-100 guidelines 21 Prescribe appropriate antibiotics for children with pharyngitis 21 91-100 81-90 91-100 Order blood cultures in emergency department 71-80 71-80 81-90 prior to initial antibiotics for pneumonia patients 22 Avoid prescribing antibiotics for acute bronchitis 71-80 91-100 91-100 in adults 21 Avoid prescribing antibiotics for viral upper respiratory infection in children 3 months to 18 years 21 0 81-90 81-90 1

Neoplasms Avoidable delays in the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer Avoidable delays in the diagnosis and treatment of cervical cancer Avoidable delays in the diagnosis and treatment of colorectal cancer Diseases of the cardiovascular system Screen for breast cancer 21 71-80 71-80 81-90 Recognize limitations of mammography by performing breast examinations and repeated mammography 58 71-80 0 81-90 Screen for cervical cancer 21 71-80 0 81-90 Refer high risk patients for colorectal cancer for 81-90 71-80 81-90 investigation and management 63 Screen for colorectal cancer in high risk patients 63 71-80 0 81-90 Avoidable complications and death in patients with congestive heart failure (CHF) Failure to intervene to modify a risk factor for coronary artery disease patients Failure to intervene to modify a risk factor for myocardial infarction recurrence. Preventable complications and death in patients with chronic or recurrent atrial fibrillation Prescribe pneumococcal immunization for 81-90 0 71-80 patients with congestive heart failure 49 Assess LDL-cholesterol levels for coronary artery 91-100 81-90 81-90 disease patients 21,22 Prescribe smoking cessation treatment and 0 71-80 71-80 counseling during hospital stay 22 Prescribe anticoagulants for appropriate patients 91-100 81-90 71-80 with chronic or recurrent atrial fibrillation 49 Avoidable complications/death from Recognize abdominal aortic aneurysm 17,57 0 71-80 0 2

abdominal aortic aneurysm Avoidable deterioration of cardiac function Avoidable deterioration or death in patients with acute myocardial infarction (at arrival) Avoidable deterioration, recurrence, or death in patients with acute myocardial infarction (at discharge. Avoidable deterioration or death in heart failure patients Avoidable deterioration or death in heart failure patients Refer patients with suspected abdominal aortic aneurysm 17,57 71-80 71-80 0 Prescribe ACE-inhibitor or angiotensin receptor 91-100 91-100 81-90 blockers (ARB) at discharge for patients with systolic dysfunction 22,49-51,53 Prescribe aspirin at arrival for acute myocardial 71-80 81-90 81-90 infarction patients 22,50 Administer fibrinolytic therapy or reperfusion 71-80 81-90 81-90 thrombolysis within 30 minutes of hospital arrival 22,49,50 Administer primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) within 90 minutes of hospital arrival 22,50 0 91-100 71-80 Prescribe aspirin at discharge for acute myocardial 71-80 71-80 81-90 infarction patients 22,49-51 Prescribe lipid-lowering therapy 22 81-90 71-80 81-90 Prescribe beta blockers at hospital discharge to 91-100 81-90 81-90 acute myocardial infarction patients 22,50 Evaluate left ventricular systolic function for heart 0 71-80 91-100 failure patients 22,49 Give heart failure patients written instructions on activity, diet, medications, follow-up, weight monitoring, and what to do if symptoms worsen 22,49 0 71-80 71-80 Diseases of the respiratory system Failure to reduce the risk of recurrence of pneumonia in high risk patients Prescribe pneumococcal vaccination at discharge 71-80 0 71-80 for pneumonia patients 22,49 3

Failure to intervene to modify a risk factor for chronic pulmonary problems Avoidable deterioration of pneumonia patients Avoidable deterioration or death in asthma patients having an acute exacerbation Avoidable recurrence of exacerbation in asthma patients Prescribe smoking cessation treatment and 0 81-90 71-80 counseling for pneumonia patients 22 Prescribe antibiotic treatment within hours of arrival for pneumonia patients 22 71-80 0 91-100 Prescribe fast-acting beta-agonists 71-80 91-100 81-90 (bronchodilators) for asthma patients having an acute exacerbation 21,22 Prescribe systemic corticosteroids for asthma 81-90 91-100 91-100 patients having an acute exacerbation 21,22 Prescribe discharge home management plan of 0 0 71-80 care for asthma patients 22 Endocrine problems Avoidable complications in diabetic patients Genitourinary diseases Monitor glycemic control using periodic HbA1C 0 0 81-90 blood tests 21-23 Avoidable delays in the diagnosis and treatment of chlamydia in women Screen for chlamydia in women 15 to 30 years of 0 0 81-90 age 21 4

Pregnancy Avoidable complications from ectopic pregnancy Recognize ectopic pregnancy 59 0 71-80 71-80 Injury and poisoning: cross specialty issues GENERAL Preventable hospital-acquired pressure ulcers Assess risk and skin for hospital-acquired pressure ulcers 23,26 0 0 91-100 Preventable ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) Avoidable deterioration from existing complications Order deep venous thrombosis (DVT) prophylaxis 0 0 81-90 (unless contraindicated) 23,24,28,30,32 Intervene rapidly when a complication is present 25 0 0 91-100 Misplaced naso or gastric tube not Use ph strip test or x-rays for naso or gastric tube 0 0 91-100 detected prior to use placement 19 Avoidable complications or death from anaphylaxis Treat anaphylactic reactions 60 71-80 91-100 81-90 Optimal/efficient resource utilization Delayed diagnostic or therapeutic Respond to lab results in a timely fashion 23,24 0 0 91-100 response to abnormal test results Failure to obtain life-sustaining or do not resuscitate (DNR) orders Obtain patient's preference for life-sustaining treatments on his or her chart 23 0 71-80 91-100 Inappropriate or untimely Document and transmit critical clinical patient 0 0 91-100 5

transmission of patient care information during transitions in care DRUG/THERAPY RELATED Avoidable hemorrhagic complications for patients on warfarin Preventable drug-related adverse events Avoidable complications and death from patient falls Patient receiving wrong medication or dose Preventable drug-related adverse events during transitions in care Overdose of radiation for pediatric patients care information to patients and health care providers within and between institutions 23 Monitor INR for patients on warfarin 23,61 71-80 0 71-80 Avoid drug interactions 23,24,52,64 71-80 81-90 91-100 Do not duplicate medications 23,24,52,64 0 0 81-90 Monitor for drug side effects 23,24,52,64 0 0 81-90 Prescribe appropriate medication dosage 23,24,52,64 0 81-90 91-100 Avoid prescribing medications that produce 71-80 81-90 81-90 central nervous side effects in patients who are at risk for falling 24,25 Read-back verbal medication orders 23,24 0 0 0 Reconcile medication during handoffs or patient transfers 28,53,54 0 71-80 81-90 Specify "pediatric" when ordering imaging for 0 0 91-100 pediatric patients 23 Injury and poisoning: surgical patients Problem Practice Indicator Written Performance Practice Poorly managed post-operative pain Manage post-operative pain 32 0 81-90 91-100 6

Injury and poisoning: infections and sepsis Problem Practice Indicator Written Performance Practice Preventable urinary tract infections due to overextended use of urinary catheter Transmission of infection due to poor hand hygiene Avoidable complications or death in asplenic patients Order timely removal of urinary catheter when no 0 0 81-90 longer needed 23 Ensure adequate hand hygiene 23 0 0 91-100 Suspect sepsis in asplenic patients 62 81-90 0 71-80 7

Supplemental Digital Appendix 2 21 Health Care Problems and the Corresponding 31 Practice Indicators Expected of Physicians Entering or in Specialty Practice Injury and poisoning: cross specialty issues GENERAL Preventable hospital-acquired pressure ulcers Manage hospital-acquired pressure ulcers 23,25,26 0 0 81-90 Optimal/efficient resource utilization Avoidable medical equipment related adverse events Avoidable delays in diagnosis and treatment DRUG/THERAPY RELATED Avoidable drug-related adverse events in chemotherapy Avoidable potassium chloride related adverse events Know how to use medical equipment before 0 0 91-100 using it (e.g., IV pump, defibrillator) 24,25 Ensure proper labeling and handling of 0 0 70-80 specimens and reports 65 Ensure proper administrative route for chemotherapy 19 0 0 81-90 Prescribe or use commercially prepared ready-touse 0 0 81-90 diluted solutions containing potassium; when commercially unavailable, order pharmacy prepared solution 19 8

Injury and poisoning: infections and sepsis Preventable septicemia from inadequate care of central line Preventable ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) Injury and poisoning: surgical patients Access lumens aseptically 23,31 0 0 0 Conduct daily assessment of central line 0 0 70-80 necessity 23,31 Use dedicated lumen for total parenteral nutrition 23,31 0 0 0 Assess readiness to extubate 23,24,28,30,32,55 0 0 91-100 Order CASS-ETTUBE tubes for drainage of 0 0 0 subglottic secretions 23,24,28,30,32,55 Order daily "sedation vacation" 23,24,28,30,32,55 0 0 70-80 Order head of bed elevation 23,24,28,30,32,55 0 0 91-100 Prescribe peptic ulcer disease 0 0 81-90 prophylaxis 23,24,28,30,32,55 INFECTIOUS PROBLEMS Avoidable surgical site infections Order clipper, depilatory, or no hair removal around surgical site; avoid razor 18,22,23,28,29,32 0 0 70-80 Failure to prevent surgery-related infections for high risk patients Inappropriate duration of antibiotic treatment for surgical patients Prescribe prophylactic antibiotics treatments as 91-100 81-90 81-90 per guidelines 18,22,29,32 Discontinue prophylactic antibiotics treatments 81-90 0 91-100 within 24 hours after surgery as per guidelines 22 INTRAOPERATIVE ISSUES Avoidable complications from Recognize when to leave skin open to heal 56 0 0 91-100 9

premature closure of a wound Avoidable wrong-site surgery Avoidable complications from foreign bodies left in surgical patients. POSTOPERATIVE CARE Avoidable postoperative hyper or hypoglycemia for cardiac surgery patients. Avoidable deterioration from surgical complications Preventable postoperative adverse events Identify clearly patient name (ID) and operative site 19,24,32 0 0 91-100 Count instruments before closing surgical 0 0 81-90 site 19,24,25 Evaluate postoperative AM blood glucose levels for cardiac surgery patients on postoperative days 1 & 2 22,28,29 0 0 91-100 Manage postoperative hemorrhage or 0 0 91-100 hematoma 25 Manage postoperative physiologic and metabolic 0 0 91-100 derangement 25 Manage wound dehiscence 25,56 0 0 91-100 Manage postoperative respiratory failure 25 0 0 91-100 Manage postoperative sepsis 24,25 0 0 91-100 Write immediate postoperative orders regarding 0 0 91-100 specific directives for patient care 32 Diseases of the cardiovascular system Avoidable cardiac adverse events for surgical patients on beta blockers Preventable peri or postoperative ischemic cardiac problem including cardiac arrest Maintain betablockers perioperatively for 81-90 81-90 91-100 patients on betablockers 22 Prescribe preoperative beta-blockers for patient 91-100 70-80 81-90 at high risk of perioperative ischemia 32 10

Preventable pre and postoperative deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE) Prescribe pre and postoperative DVT and PE 70-80 0 91-100 prophylaxis 22,24,25,28,32 Pregnancy Avoidable complications from Recognize appropriate need for cesarean 0 0 91-100 cesarean delivery delivery 24,25 Avoidable complications from ectopic pregnancy Manage ectopic pregnancy in a timely manner 59 0 0 81-90 11