Quality Making Quality Count One of Horizon Health Network’s goals is to utilize leading, evidence-informed practices throughout the network to support quality, safety and clinical sustainability. Horizon Health Network staff and physicians work together to ensure that quality patient care and service continue while innovation and change occur. Reports, Statistics and Accountability Cleanliness Reports Ethics Cleanliness – December 2022 HospitalsNHS/first audit scores Emergency DepartmentVisual AuditsEmergency Dept. December 2022NHS/first audit scores Patient Care UnitVisual AuditsPatient Care Units December 2022TMH55.3%91%70%94%SJRH87.3%100%63%97%DECRH68.3%98%78.8%94%URVH87%90%85%95%MRH65%100%70%95% Legend TMH: The Moncton Hospital SJRH: Saint John Regional Hospital DECRH: Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital URVH: Upper River Valley Hospital MRH: Miramichi Regional Hospital NHS: Niagara Health System Previous ReportsCleanliness – November 2022Cleanliness – October 2022Cleanliness – September 2022Cleanliness – August 2022Cleanliness – July 2022Cleanliness – June 2022Cleanliness – May 2022Cleanliness – April 2022Cleanliness – March 2022Cleanliness – February 2022Cleanliness – December 2021Cleanliness – September 2021 Performance Excellence Process Horizon Health Network is a critical partner in the development and execution of the government’s recently established Performance Excellence Process. The implementation of formal process improvement methodologies will increase efficiencies, provide cost savings and increase the public’s satisfaction with services. Health Care Associated Infections We are committed to providing safe, quality patient care. Horizon Health Network has a comprehensive Infection Control Program which monitors infection rates on an ongoing basis. This information is used by our health professionals and planners to identify areas for improvement in order to reduce the incidence of infections in our organization. Horizon supports the Department of Health’s monthly reporting requirement for Clostridium difficile (C. difficile) and Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) bacteremia. We believe that public reporting improves transparency and accountability, and supports our ongoing quality improvement initiatives to enhance patient safety. For other reports on population health and health service quality, visit the New Brunswick Health Council’s website. Research Ethics Board General information you need to know when participating in a research study Instructions for Creating Your Study Specific Informed Consent Form Contact us: reboffice@HorizonNB.ca