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1. Label
NHAMCS-101(FS)
(4-9-2009)
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
Economics and Statistics Administration
U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
ACTING AS DATA COLLECTION AGENT FOR THE
NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS
CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION
NATIONAL HOSPITAL AMBULATORY MEDICAL CARE SURVEY
FREE–STANDING AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTERS
2010 PANEL
2a. ASC administrator contact information
b. ASC contact information
Name
Name
Title
RECORD ON
CONTROL CARD
Telephone number
(Area code and number)
FAX number
Title
Telephone number
(Area code and number)
RECORD ON
CONTROL CARD
FAX number
Section I – TELEPHONE SCREENER
3. Field representative
4. Record of telephone calls
information
Call
Date
Time
Results
FR Code
Telephone screener
1
FR Code
2
ASC induction
3
5. Final outcome of ASC screening
1
Appointment
Day
2
Date
Noninterview – Complete sections V and VI on page 19.
NOTES
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FORM NHAMCS-FS (4-9-2009)
Time
USCENSUSBUREAU
a.m.
p.m.
During your initial call to the ASC, attempt to speak to the
contact person. If the contact person is not available at
this time, determine when he/she can be reached and
call again at the designated time. If, after several
attempts, you are still unable to talk to the contact or
have determined the contact is no longer an appropriate
respondent, begin the interview with a representative of
the contact person or new contact, as appropriate.
Section V – DISPOSITION AND SUMMARY
Section I – TELEPHONE SCREENER – Continued
Part A. INTRODUCTION
AMBULATORY UNIT CHECKLIST
Good (morning/afternoon) . . ., my name is (Your name). I am calling for the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention concerning their study of ambulatory surgery in free-standing ambulatory
surgery centers and in hospitals. You should have received a letter from Dr. Edward J. Sondik, the
director of the National Center for Health Statistics, describing the study. (Pause) You’ve probably
also received a letter from the U.S. Census Bureau, which is collecting the data for the study.
16a. How many ASCs were selected for sample?
Enter 0 if no ASCs were selected for sample.
Did you include a NHAMCS-101(U)
for each?
Number of ASCs
Yes
No – Explain
1
2
6. Did you receive the letter(s)?
(If "No" or "DK," offer to send or deliver another copy.)
1
2
3
7a. Let me verify that I have the correct name
and address for your ASC. Is the correct
name (Read name from Control Card)?
1
2
Yes – SKIP to STATEMENT A
No
Don’t know
Yes
No – Enter correct name
b. Number of ASC Patient Record Forms completed
RECORD ON CONTROL CARD
17a. FINAL DISPOSITION
Number of ASC PRFs
All eligible units completed
END interview
Patient Record Forms
Some eligible units completed
GO to Item 17b
Patient Record Forms
ASC refused
Complete Section VI,
ASC closed
NONINTERVIEW
ASC ineligible
}
}
1
2
b. Is your ASC located at (Read address from
Control Card)?
1
2
Yes
No – Enter ASC location
}
3
4
Number and street
5
RECORD ON CONTROL CARD
City State ZIP Code
c. Is this also the mailing address?
b. NATURE OF REFUSAL
2
Yes
No – Enter correct mailing address
FR NOTE – If one or more responses are marked in 17b, complete Section VI,
NONINTERVIEW. If no responses marked, END INTERVIEW.
Section VI – NONINTERVIEW
Number and street
RECORD ON CONTROL CARD
City State ZIP Code
STATEMENT A
2
Mark (X) all that apply.
1
Entire ASC refused
Some ASCs refused
1
18. What is the reason the ASC did not
participate in this study?
1
2
3
(Although you have not received the letter,) I’d like to briefly explain the
study to you at this time and answer any questions about it.
4
}
ASC closed
END INTERVIEW
ASC not eligible
ASC refused – SKIP to Item 19a
Other – Specify
Part B. VERIFICATION OF ELIGIBILITY
INTRODUCTION
STATEMENT B1
The National Center for Health Statistics of the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention is conducting an annual study of ambulatory care. The study
began data collection in 1992. Beginning in 2010, free-standing ASCs are
being included in the study. CDC has contracted with the U.S. Census Bureau
to collect the data. (Name of ASC) has been selected to participate
in the study. I am calling to arrange an appointment to discuss your
participation. The study is authorized under the Public Health Service Act and
the information will be held strictly confidential. Participation is voluntary.
Before discussing the details, I would like to verify our basic information about
(Name of ASC) to be sure we have correctly included this ASC in the study.
8a. Is ambulatory (outpatient) surgery or
ambulatory diagnostic or therapeutic
procedures currently performed in this facility?
1
2
are exclusively family planning clinics,
birthing centers, abortion clinics, podiatry
centers or dentistry centers.
19a. At what point in the interview did the
refusal/breakoff occur?
Mark (X) appropriate box(es)
1
2
3
4
b. By whom?
1
2
Yes
No – SKIP to CHECK ITEM B on page 4.
3
4
NOTE: Do not ask item 8b if facility is an eye
surgery center.
b. In this study we are excluding facilities that
END INTERVIEW
c. Was the refusal by telephone or in person?
1
2
1
2
Yes – SKIP to CHECK ITEM B on page 4.
Continue with item 9.
d. What reason was given?
Yes
No
e. Was conversion attempted?
During the telephone screening
During the ASC induction
After the ASC induction, but prior to assigned
reporting period
During the assigned reporting period
ASC administrator
ASC director
Approval board or official
Other ASC official
Telephone
In person
Is (Name of facility) exclusively one of these?
9. Is this facility currently licensed by the state?
1
2
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1
2
FORM NHAMCS-101(FS) (4-9-2009)
FORM NHAMCS-101(FS) (4-9-2009)
Yes
No
Page 19
Section I – TELEPHONE SCREENER – Continued
Section IV – AMBULATORY UNIT RECORD – Continued
Section H – FINAL DISPOSITION
1. FINAL DISPOSITION
Part B. VERIFICATION OF ELIGIBILITY
10. It is important for us to determine whether
Ambulatory unit
1
Participated
Patients seen, Continue to Item 2
a
b
No patients seen
2
Refused
3
4
Closed
a
Temporary
b
Permanent
Ineligible
a
AU not under auspices of ASC
b
Only ancillary services provided
c
AU classified as out-of-scope
d
Other – Specify
}
or not your facility operates under the
License or Provider of Services (POS)
number of a parent facility.
a. Does your ASC operate under the license of
a parent facility?
b. Does your ASC operate under the Provider
END
of Services (POS) number of a parent
facility?
CHECK
ITEM A
Refer to items 10a and 10b.
Is "Yes" marked in ANY of these items?
1
2
1
2
1
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes – What is the name and address of
your parent facility?
Number and street
RECORD ON CONTROL CARD
City State ZIP Code
Thank you for your time and assistance.
We may contact you again in a few days
regarding participation in this study.
2. Who completed the patient record forms?
Mark (X) all that apply
1
2
3
4
ASC staff
FR – abstraction DURING reporting period
FR – abstraction AFTER reporting period
Other – Specify
11. Is this facility owned, operated, or managed
by –
2
No – SKIP to CHECK ITEM B on page 4.
1
6
A hospital
One or more physicians
Health maintenance organization
Another health care provider
A health care corporation that owns multiple
health care facilities (e.g., HCA or Health South)
Other
1
Yes – What is the specialty?
2
No
1
Yes
No
2
3
4
5
NOTES
12a. Is the ambulatory (outpatient) surgery
performed here primarily one specialty?
b. Is the ambulatory (outpatient) surgery
performed here multi-specialty?
2
– SKIP to Item 13
NOTES
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FORM NHAMCS-101(FS) (4-9-2009)
FORM NHAMCS-101(FS) (4-9-2009)
Page 3
Section I – TELEPHONE SCREENER – Continued
Section IV – AMBULATORY UNIT RECORD – Continued
Section D – VERIFICATION OF ESTIMATED VISITS
Part B. VERIFICATION OF ELIGIBILITY
13a. Does this facility have any satellite
facilities which perform ambulatory
(outpatient) surgery?
1
2
Yes – Continue with item 13b
No – SKIP to Check Item B
b. What are the names, addresses, and
telephone numbers of the satellite
facilities?
Name
Record on
Control Card
Address
Verify with ASC director BEFORE data collection begins
(and records have been pulled).
1. According to our information, about
(number from B-3) patient visits are
expected during the reporting period. Do
you agree with this estimate?
1
2. About how many visits do you expect during the
Revised estimate
reporting period,
to
Name
Record on
Control Card
Name
Record on
Control Card
Address
b. Is the result of (a) between 0.7 and 1.3?
1
2
3
4
CHECK
ITEM
B-1
2
ASC meets eligibility requirements (item 8 is YES) – SKIP to Check Item B-1
ASC is ineligible because it does not perform ambulatory surgery (item 8 is NO) – Go to
CLOSING STATEMENT B1 on page 5.
ASC is ineligible because it operates under a parent facility that is on the sampling frame – Go to
CLOSING STATEMENT B2 on page 5.
ASC is ineligible because specialty is out-of-scope (item 8b is YES) – Go to
CLOSING STATEMENT B3 on page 5 (item 10a is YES).
Yes – SKIP to item a
No – SKIP to Part C. STUDY DESCRIPTION on page 5
a. Determine whether facility has an eligible ASC and if so,
inquire as to how many visits are expected during the
reporting period.
(Result)
New Take Every
2. Calculate new Random Start, using the next available
row on the label affixed to the back of the
NHAMCS-101(FS).
New Random Start
Section G – PATIENT RECORD FORM INFORMATION
ASC refused
1
=
Yes – SKIP to section G
No
1. Calculate new Take Every, using the appropriate table
(page 18) of the NHAMCS-124. (Use the revised
estimate of visits from D-2 and the original total visits
from B-4).
Telephone number
2
=
Section E – CALCULATE NEW TAKE EVERY AND RANDOM START NUMBERS FOR THIS ASC
Telephone number
1
Revised estimate
Original estimate
Address
CHECK
ITEM B
Yes – SKIP to section G
No
?
Determine if new Take Every and Random Start
numbers must be calculated for this ASC.
3a. Divide the revised estimate by the original
estimate from B-3.
Telephone number
2
1. Enter the range of Patient Record Forms that were ACTUALLY used by the unit.
FIRST FOLIO
FROM:
TO:
SECOND FOLIO
FROM:
TO:
THIRD FOLIO
FROM:
TO:
NOTES
Eligible ASC?
1
2
Yes –
No
expected visits
b. If unable to determine expected visits for the assigned reporting period, obtain the number of
visits to the facility last year.
ASC visits
last year
Go to Section V, DISPOSITION AND SUMMARY on page 19.
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FORM NHAMCS-101(FS) (4-9-2009)
FORM NHAMCS-101(FS) (4-9-2009)
Page 17
Section IV – AMBULATORY UNIT RECORD
Section I – TELEPHONE SCREENER – Continued
COMPLETE FOR EACH AMBULATORY UNIT SELECTED
Section A – AMBULATORY UNIT INFORMATION
a. Mark (X) specialty —
GEN
1
2
MULTI
3
GI
4
OPH
5
ORTHO
PLASTIC
6
7
PAIN
8
Section B – SAMPLE INFORMATION
4. Total estimated number of visits during reporting
period for ALL operating rooms within the ASCs
5.
2. Random start number
3. Estimated number of visits in this
AU during reporting period
Item 6 is the AU No. from Section A, Item b.
Items 7 and 8 are each 1.
REPORTING
PERIOD
(Month/Day/Year)
6. SU number
From:
/
To:
/
/
/
7. Numerator
Thank you . . ., but it seems that our information was incorrect. Since (Name of
ASC) does not perform ambulatory surgery, it should not have been chosen for
our study. Thank you very much for your cooperation. Terminate telephone call and
complete Sections V and VI on page 19.
CLOSING
STATEMENT
B2
Thank you. . ., but it seems that our information was incorrect. Since (Name of
ASC) is operated by a parent company, it should not have been chosen for our
study. Thank you very much for your cooperation. Teminate telephone call and
complete Sections V and VI on page 19.
CLOSING
STATEMENT
B3
Thank you. . ., but it seems that our information was incorrect. Since (Name of
ASC)’s specialty is out-of-scope for our study, it should not have been chosen
for our study. Thank you very much for your cooperation. Terminate telephone call
and complete Sections V and VI on page 19.
OTHER
b. AU No.
of
Total AU’s sampled within the ASC
1. Take every number
CLOSING
STATEMENT
B1
Part C. STUDY DESCRIPTION
8. Denominator
Thank you. Now I would like to provide you with further information on the study.
INSTRUCTIONS
9. What was the total number of patient
visits to this AU from (dates specified in
B5)?(Refer to patient logs, etc. Ask if
necessary.DO NOT LEAVE TOTAL
BLANK. BE AS COMPLETE AND
ACCURATE AS POSSIBLE.)
Week 1
/
10. How many patient record forms were
filled out for this AU?
–
NUMBER OF VISITS
Week 3
Week 2
/
Week 1
/
–
/
/
–
Week 4
/
/
NUMBER OF FORMS
Week 2
Week 3
11. Did this ambulatory unit use a single log/list or a multiple log/list?
1
–
TOTAL
Single log/list
2
Cover following points –
(1) The NHAMCS is the only source of national data on health care provided in hospital emergency and
outpatient departments and ambulatory surgery centers.
/
Week 4
TOTAL
Multiple log/list
Section C – ASC INFORMATION AND LOGS
1. What are the usual operating hours of this unit?
Day(s)
Time
(a)
(b)
FROM
Monday
FROM
Tuesday
FROM
Wednesday
FROM
Thursday
a.m.
p.m.
a.m.
p.m.
a.m.
p.m.
a.m.
p.m.
TO
TO
FROM
a.m.
p.m.
FROM
(d)
(e)
1
2
3
(3) Nationwide sample of about 600 hospitals and 250 free-standing ambulatory surgery centers.
(4) Four-week data collection period
(5) Brief form completed for a sample of patient visits
As one of the ASC’s that has been selected for the study, your contribution will be of
great value in producing reliable, national data on ambulatory surgery.
a.m.
p.m.
1
2
3
a.m.
p.m.
1
2
3
a.m.
p.m.
1
2
3
a.m.
p.m.
1
2
3
a.m.
p.m.
1
2
3
a.m.
p.m.
1
2
3
NOTES
TO
a.m.
p.m.
Saturday
Page 16
TO
a.m.
p.m.
Hours vary
(c)
(2) NHAMCS is endorsed by the:
• American College of Surgeons
• American Health Information Management Association
• American Academy of Ophthalmology
• Society for Ambulatory Anesthesia
• American College of Emergency Physicians
• Emergency Nurses Association
• Society for Academic Emergency Medicine
• American College of Osteopathic Emergency Physicians
• Federation of American Hospitals
TO
FROM
Friday
Sunday
TO
Mark (X) ONLY one
Open 24 hours
Not open
Provide the administrator or other facility representative with a brief description of the study.
a.m.
p.m.
TO
FORM NHAMCS-101(FS) (4-9-2009)
FORM NHAMCS-101(FS) (4-9-2009)
Page 5
Section IV – AMBULATORY UNIT RECORD – Continued
Section II – INDUCTION INTERVIEW
Section H – FINAL DISPOSITION
Part A. INTRODUCTION
1. FINAL DISPOSITION
I would like to begin with a brief review of the background for this study.
Ambulatory unit
1
Participated
Patients seen, Continue to Item 2
a
b
No patients seen
2
Refused
3
Closed
a
Temporary
b
Permanent
4
Ineligible
a
AU not under auspices of ASC
b
Only ancillary services provided
c
AU classified as out-of-scope
d
Other – Specify
1
ASC staff
FR – abstraction DURING reporting period
FR – abstraction AFTER reporting period
Other – Specify
INSTRUCTIONS
Provide the administrator or other facility representative with a brief introduction to the study
and a general overview of procedures.
Cover the following points –
(1) NHAMCS is a sister survey of the National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey (NAMCS). NAMCS
collects data on visits to physicians in office-based practices
(2) NAMCS and NHAMCS are sponsored by the National Center for Health Statistics of the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(3) NAMCS and NHAMCS data are used extensively by health care organizations, health services
planners, researchers, and educators
(4) Annually, there are almost 200 million visits to hospital emergency and outpatient departments
and 35 million visits to ambulatory surgery centers, including 15 million visits to freestanding
ambulatory surgery centers
2. Who completed the patient record forms?
Mark (X) all that apply
(5) The U.S. Census Bureau is acting as the data collection agent for the study
2
(6) The study is authorized by Title 42, U.S. Code, Section 242k
3
(7) Participation is voluntary
4
(8) Any identifiable information will be held confidential and will be used only by NCHS staff, contractors
or agents, only when necessary and with strict controls, and will not be disclosed to anyone else
without the consent of your facility. By law, every employee as well as every agent has taken an
oath and is subject to a jail term of up to five years, a fine of up to $250,000, or both if he or she
willfully discloses ANY identifiable information about your facility and its patients
}
END
NOTES
(9) NO patients’ names or identifiers are collected
(10) The study was approved by the NCHS Research Ethics Review Board or IRB
(11) Data from the study will be used only in statistical summaries
(12) NHAMCS excludes office-based physicians (these are covered under the NAMCS)
(13) NHAMCS excludes the following types of ASCs: dentistry, podiatry, abortion, lump and bump
procedure rooms, birth center, and family planning.
(14) For the first time, we are including freestanding ambulatory surgery centers in the survey
(15) Only a 4-week data collection period
(16) On average, sample of approximately 100 ED, 150 to 200 OPD, and 100 ASC visits per hospital
and 100 freestanding ASC visits.
SHOW PATIENT RECORD FORM
(17) Form takes only 6 minutes to complete
(18) Forms are to be completed by ASC staff at their convenience
(19) Portion containing patient’s name or other identifying information is removed before collecting
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FORM NHAMCS-101(FS) (4-9-2009)
FORM NHAMCS-101(FS) (4-9-2009)
Page 15
Section II – INDUCTION INTERVIEW – Continued
Section IV – AMBULATORY UNIT RECORD – Continued
Section D – VERIFICATION OF ESTIMATED VISITS
As I mentioned earlier, I would like to discuss the plan for conducting the study. This ASC has
Verify with ASC director BEFORE data collection begins
(and records have been pulled).
1. According to our information, about
(number from B-3) patient visits are
expected during the reporting period. Do
you agree with this estimate?
1
2. About how many visits do you expect during the
Revised estimate
reporting period,
to
Part B. SURVEY IMPLEMENTATION
2
been assigned to a 4-week data collection period beginning on Monday, ( _____ / _____ ).
Yes – SKIP to section G
No
Month
First, I would like to discuss the steps needed to obtain approval for the study.
14a. Are there any additional steps needed to obtain permission for the ASC to participate
in the study?
?
Determine if new Take Every and Random Start
numbers must be calculated for this ASC.
3a. Divide the revised estimate by the original
estimate from B-3.
Day
1
Yes – Specify the necessary steps below
2
No
Revised estimate
=
=
(Result)
Original estimate
b. Is the result of (a) between 0.7 and 1.3?
1
2
Yes – SKIP to section G
No
Section E – CALCULATE NEW TAKE EVERY AND RANDOM START NUMBERS FOR THIS ASC
1. Calculate new Take Every, using the appropriate table
(page 18) of the NHAMCS-124. (Use the revised
estimate of visits from D-2 and the original total visits
from B-4).
2. Calculate new Random Start, using the next available
row on the label affixed to the back of the
NHAMCS-101(FS).
New Take Every
14b. Now I would like to make arrangements to
obtain the information needed for sampling.
I will need to (know/verify) how your
ambulatory surgery center is organized and
obtain an estimate of the number of patient
visits expected during the 4-week reporting
period. Would you prefer I (get/verify) this
information from you or someone else?
New Random Start
Section G – PATIENT RECORD FORM INFORMATION
1. Enter the range of Patient Record Forms that were ACTUALLY used by the unit.
FIRST FOLIO
FROM:
1
2
TO:
Respondent – Go to CHECK ITEM C below
Someone else – Specify below
If different respondent(s), arrange to obtain data
today if possible. Otherwise arrange an appointment
with designated person(s). Briefly explain the study to
the new respondent(s). Then proceed with Section III,
Ambulatory Surgery Center Description as
appropriate. Thank current respondent for his/her
time and cooperation.
Name
SECOND FOLIO
FROM:
TO:
Title
THIRD FOLIO
FROM:
TO:
Department
Record on
Control Card
NOTES
Telephone number
Name
Title
Department
Record on
Control Card
Telephone number
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FORM NHAMCS-101(FS) (4-9-2009)
FORM NHAMCS-101(FS) (4-9-2009)
Page 7
Section III – AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER DESCRIPTION
CHECK
ITEM E
1
2
Section IV – AMBULATORY UNIT RECORD
COMPLETE FOR EACH AMBULATORY UNIT SELECTED
Facility has at least one ASC (Yes in item 8a).
Facility does not have any ASCs – SKIP to Section V, DISPOSITION AND SUMMARY on page 19.
15a. Does this facility have any satellite facilities
b. What are the names, addresses, and
a. Mark (X) specialty —
Yes – Continue with item 15b.
No – SKIP to developing sampling plan
1
which perform ambulatory (outpatient) surgery?
Section A – AMBULATORY UNIT INFORMATION
2
1
Name
telephone numbers of the satellite facilities?
RECORD UP TO 3 ON
Address
CONTROL CARD
Telephone number
(Area code and number)
To develop the sampling plan, I would like to (collect/verify) more specific information about this
facility’s ambulatory surgery center(s).
(1) Obtain an estimate of ambulatory (outpatient) surgery cases for each ASC, covering the 4-week reporting period.
Enter the estimate in column (d) of the listing below.
(2) After asking 15c and 15d to determine if the ASC log/list is included in a single or multiple log/list, assign
each ASC an AU number and enter it in column (c).
Out-of-scope locations:
In-scope ASC locations:
•
Laser
procedures
• General or main operating room
• Dentistry
• Podiatry
• Cystoscopy room
room
• Dedicated ambulatory surgery room • Endoscopy room
• Family planning • Abortion
FR
• Cardiac catheterization lab • Pain block room • Lump and bump • Birth center
NOTE • Satellite operating room
procedure rooms
ASC specialty • GEN – General
• GI – Gastroenterology • ORTHO – Orthopedics • PLASTIC – Plastic Surgery
groups include: • MULTI – Multi-specialty • OPH – Ophthalmology • PAIN – Pain Block
• OTHER – Other specialty
INSTRUCTIONS
• Only record generic ASC names in column (a) (e.g., ambulatory surgery center, endoscopy). If the ASC has a formal/proper
name, enter a generic ASC name in (a) and record the Line No. and the formal/proper name on page 2 of the control card.
GEN
MULTI
2
3
GI
OPH
4
5
ORTHO
6
PLASTIC
PAIN
7
8
OTHER
b. AU No.
of
Total AU’s sampled within the ASC
Section B – SAMPLE INFORMATION
4. Total estimated number of visits during reporting
period for ALL operating rooms within the ASC
1. Take every number
5.
2. Random start number
3. Estimated number of visits in this
AU during reporting period
Item 6 is the AU No. from Section A, Item b.
Items 7 and 8 are each 1.
REPORTING
PERIOD
(Month/Day/Year)
6. SU number
9. What was the total number of patient
visits to this AU from (dates specified in
B5)?(Refer to patient logs, etc. Ask if
necessary.DO NOT LEAVE TOTAL
BLANK. BE AS COMPLETE AND
ACCURATE AS POSSIBLE.)
Week 1
/
10. How many patient record forms were
filled out for this AU?
–
Week 1
/
/
/
To:
/
/
7. Numerator
–
Week 2
8. Denominator
NUMBER OF VISITS
Week 3
Week 2
/
From:
/
/
–
Week 4
/
/
NUMBER OF FORMS
Week 3
–
TOTAL
/
Week 4
TOTAL
• Complete columns (e) and (f) after developing the sampling plan. See page 18 of the NHAMCS-124 for instructions.
ASC name
(Generic)
Line
No.
Specialty
group
AU
number
Expected No. of ambulatory
(outpatient) surgery cases
from __________ to __________
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Take Random
every
start
number number
(e)
(f)
1
11. Did this ambulatory unit use a single log/list or a multiple log/list?
Day(s)
Time
(a)
(b)
Monday
3
FROM
Tuesday
TOTAL
FROM
Wednesday
1
2
Facility has only 1 ASC location – SKIP to Item 15e.
Facility has more than 1 ASC location – Continue with item 15c. Make sure that the
"Single log/list" or "Multiple log/list" box is marked in Section IV, A, item 11.
FROM
Thursday
15c. Now I have some questions about generating a report for all outpatient surgery patients for sampling.
Would you or your IT staff be able to
generate a single list of outpatient surgery
cases for the following locations?
(Read each ASC name listed above.)
d. Would you or your IT staff be able to
generate one list of outpatient surgery
cases for some of these locations?
Give a copy of the "Single Sampling List
Instructions" to the IT contact.
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a.m.
p.m.
a.m.
p.m.
a.m.
p.m.
a.m.
p.m.
FROM
1
2
3
}
Yes
SKIP to item 15e
No – ONLY 2 LOGS
No – More than 2 logs – Continue with item 15d.
Yes – Make sure that the "Single log/list" box is
marked in Section IV, A, Item 11.
2
No – Continue with item 15e.
IT Contact name
RECORD ON
Telephone number
CONTROL CARD
(Area code and number)
1
FORM NHAMCS-101(FS) (4-9-2009)
2
Multiple log/list
1. What are the usual operating hours of this unit?
FROM
CHECK
ITEM F
Single log/list
Section C – ASC INFORMATION AND LOGS
2
4
1
TO
TO
TO
TO
a.m.
p.m.
FROM
Sunday
FORM NHAMCS-101(FS) (4-9-2009)
(d)
(e)
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3
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FROM
Saturday
Hours vary
(c)
TO
a.m.
p.m.
Friday
Mark (X) ONLY one
Open 24 hours
Not open
a.m.
p.m.
TO
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Section III – AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER DESCRIPTION – Continued
Section IV – AMBULATORY UNIT RECORD – Continued
Section H – FINAL DISPOSITION
1. FINAL DISPOSITION
Now I would like to ask you some questions about your ASC.
15e. Does your ASC use ELECTRONIC MEDICAL
Ambulatory unit
1
Participated
Patients seen, Continue to Item 2
a
b
No patients seen
2
Refused
3
Closed
a
Temporary
b
Permanent
4
Ineligible
a
AU not under auspices of ASC
b
Only ancillary services provided
c
AU classified as out-of-scope
d
Other – Specify
}
OR HEALTH RECORDS (EMR/EHR) (not
including billing records)?
Mark only one box.
1
2
Yes, all electronic
Yes, part paper and
part electronic
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
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(7) Reminders for guideline-based
interventions and/or screening tests?
1
2
3
4
(8) Public health reporting?
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
(1) Patient demographic information?
If "Yes," ask – Does this include patient
problem lists?
(2) Orders for prescriptions?
If "Yes," ask – (a) Are warnings of drug
interactions or contraindications
provided?
(b) Are prescriptions sent
electronically to the pharmacy?
(3) Orders for tests?
(4) Viewing of lab results?
2. Who completed the patient record forms?
If "Yes," ask – Are out of range levels highlighted?
1
2
3
4
ASC staff
FR – abstraction DURING reporting period
FR – abstraction AFTER reporting period
Other – Specify
(5) Viewing of imaging results?
If "Yes," ask – Can electronic images be viewed?
(6) Clinical notes?
If "Yes," ask – Do they include medical
history and follow-up notes?
NOTES
No
Unknown
No
If "Yes," ask – Are orders sent electronically?
Mark (X) all that apply
4
Yes
f. Does your ASC have a computerized system for –
END
3
If "Yes," ask – Are notifiable diseases sent
electronically?
g. Are there any of the above features of your
system that your ASC does NOT use or has
turned off?
1
Show flashcard on page 29 of the NHAMCS-124.
2
3
CHECK
ITEM G
1
2
Unknown
Turned off
Yes – Please specify
FR NOTE – Indicate in item 15f, last column, any
component(s) turned off.
No
Unknown
The ASC uses ELECTRONIC MEDICAL/HEALTH RECORDS (Yes (all) or Yes (part) in item 15e)
– Continue with item 15h.
The ASC either does not use ELECTRONIC MEDICAL/HEALTH RECORDS or it is unknown (No or
Unknown in item 15e) – SKIP to item 15j.
h. What year did your ASC buy or last upgrade
your EMR/EHR system?
i. Is your ASC’s EMR/EHR system certified by
the Certification Commission for
Healthcare Information Technology"
(CCHIT)?
j. Are there plans for installing a new
EMR/EHR system or replacing the current
system within the next 3 years?
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Year
1
2
3
1
2
1
Unknown
3
Maybe
Unknown
Yes
No
Unknown
Yes
No
4
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Section IV – AMBULATORY UNIT RECORD
Section IV – AMBULATORY UNIT RECORD – Continued
COMPLETE FOR EACH AMBULATORY UNIT SELECTED
Section D – VERIFICATION OF ESTIMATED VISITS
Section A – AMBULATORY UNIT INFORMATION
a. Mark (X) specialty —
1
GEN
2
MULTI
3
GI
OPH
4
5
ORTHO
6
PLASTIC
7
PAIN
8
OTHER
of
b. AU No.
Total AU’s sampled within the ASC
Section B – SAMPLE INFORMATION
4. Total estimated number of visits during reporting
period for ALL operating rooms within the ASC
1. Take every number
5.
2. Random start number
3. Estimated number of visits in this
AU during reporting period
Item 6 is the AU No. from Section A, Item b.
Items 7 and 8 are each 1.
REPORTING
PERIOD
(Month/Day/Year)
6. SU number
From:
/
To:
/
1
2. About how many visits do you expect during the
Revised estimate
reporting period,
/
/
7. Numerator
Verify with ASC director BEFORE data collection begins
(and records have been pulled).
1. According to our information, about
(number from B-3) patient visits are
expected during the reporting period. Do
you agree with this estimate?
8. Denominator
to
2
Yes – SKIP to section G
No
?
Determine if new Take Every and Random Start
numbers must be calculated for this ASC.
3a. Divide the revised estimate by the original
estimate from B-3.
Revised estimate
=
=
(Result)
Original estimate
9. What was the total number of patient
visits to this AU from (dates specified in
B5)?(Refer to patient logs, etc. Ask if
necessary.DO NOT LEAVE TOTAL
BLANK. BE AS COMPLETE AND
ACCURATE AS POSSIBLE.)
Week 1
/
–
NUMBER OF VISITS
Week 3
Week 2
/
/
–
/
/
–
Week 4
/
/
–
TOTAL
b. Is the result of (a) between 0.7 and 1.3?
1
2
/
Yes – SKIP to section F, page 3
No
Section E – CALCULATE NEW TAKE EVERY AND RANDOM START NUMBERS FOR THIS ASC
10. How many patient record forms were
filled out for this AU?
Week 1
Week 2
11. Did this ambulatory unit use a single log/list or a multiple log/list?
NUMBER OF FORMS
Week 3
1
Week 4
Single log/list
2
TOTAL
1. Calculate new Take Every, using the appropriate table
(page 2 or 4) of the NHAMCS-124. (Use the revised
estimate of visits from D-2 and the original total visits
from B-4).
New Take Every
2. Calculate new Random Start, using the next available
row on the label affixed to the back of the
NHAMCS-101.
New Random Start
Multiple log/list
Section C – ASC INFORMATION AND LOGS
1. What are the usual operating hours of this unit?
Day(s)
Time
(a)
(b)
FROM
Monday
FROM
Tuesday
FROM
Wednesday
FROM
Thursday
a.m.
p.m.
a.m.
p.m.
a.m.
p.m.
a.m.
p.m.
FROM
TO
Hours vary
(c)
(d)
(e)
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p.m.
1
2
3
a.m.
p.m.
1
2
3
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3
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2
3
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1
2
3
TO
TO
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p.m.
FROM
Mark (X) ONLY one
Not open
Section G – PATIENT RECORD FORM INFORMATION
1. Enter the range of Patient Record Forms that were ACTUALLY used by the unit.
FIRST FOLIO
FROM:
TO:
SECOND FOLIO
FROM:
TO:
THIRD FOLIO
FROM:
TO:
NOTES
TO
FROM
Saturday
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