Improving the safety of patient care is a key hospital priority; important steps are being taken within individual hospitals as well as across the community.
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Hospitals in Greater Minnesota ensure necessary access to critical health care services.
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All nonprofits, MHA's hospital members are focused on meeting community needs.
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Minnesota's hospitals are pressing forward with initiatives to further health care reform efforts at both the local and national level. MHA is working with key stakeholders to shape and implement these reforms.
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Minnesota's not-for-profit based hospitals provide quality health-care services and are committed to giving back to their communities. more ...
Environmental impacts are a concern for Minnesota's hospitals.
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Hospitals have been working to improve their ability to respond to large-scale emergencies.
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Hospitals employ 113,374 Minnesotans to provide the care people need; demographic changes are making recruiting and retention more challenging.
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Quality health care means doing the right thing, at the right time, in the right way, for the right person - and having the best possible results. Hospitals use tools or "measures" to check up on and improve the quality of care they provide. Minnesota hospitals are working to make these measures more reliable, uniform and helpful to consumers in making health care choices.
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As of Jan. 1, 2009, hospitals began collecting infection data and submitting it to MHA.
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MHA is adding laboratory data and pharmacy data to its hospital claims database. The information will be used to compare alternative treatment regimens for patients with acute decompensated heart failure (ADHF).
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