RNSH SERT Institute HAC Report

OFFICIAL: Sensitive – NSW Government

Appendix C: ACSQHC HACs 1 – 14 Complication

Diagnosis

Pressure injury

1.

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Stage III ulcer Stage IV ulcer

Unspecified decubitus ulcer and pressure area

Unstageable pressure injury Suspected deep tissue injury

Falls resulting in fracture or intracranial injury

2.

• • •

Intracranial injury

Fractured neck of femur

Other fractures

Healthcare-associated infection

• • • •

3.

Urinary tract infection Surgical site infection

Pneumonia

Blood stream infection

• Infections or inflammatory complications associated with peripheral/central venous catheters • Multi-resistant organism • Infection associated with prosthetics/implantable devices • Gastrointestinal infections • Other high impact infections • Post-operative haemorrhage/haematoma requiring transfusion and/or return to theatre • Surgical wound dehiscence • Anastomotic leak • Vascular graft failure • Other surgical complications requiring unplanned return to theatre

4. Surgical complications requiring unplanned return to theatre

Unplanned intensive care unit admission

5.

Unplanned admission to intensive care unit

Respiratory complications

6.

• Respiratory failure including acute respiratory distress syndrome requiring ventilation • Aspiration pneumonia • Pulmonary oedema

Venous thromboembolism

7.

• •

Pulmonary embolism Deep vein thrombosis

Renal failure

8.

• Renal failure requiring haemodialysis or continuous veno- venous haemodialysis

Gastrointestinal bleeding

9.

Gastrointestinal bleeding

10. Medication complications

• Drug related respiratory complications/depression • Haemorrhagic disorder due to circulating anticoagulants • Movement disorders due to psychotropic medication • Serious alteration to conscious state due to psychotropic medication

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