Determine the most common discharge destinations

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Q1. What proportion of discharges from 2020 with an MS-DRG of 202 Bronchitis and Asthma with CC/MCC compared to MS-DRG of 203 Bronchitis and Asthma without CC/MCC are covered under Medicaid?
Use National Inpatient, Diagnosis & Procedure, Cross sectional to find the answer.
Provide a properly labeled chart of the number of discharges by payor source.

Q2. Determine the most common discharge destinations (Routine, Another institution or Home Health) for Medicare and Medicaid patients undergoing a hip/knee replacement (MS-DRG 470) in 2020.
Use National Inpatient, Diagnosis & Procedure, Cross sectional to find the answer.
Provide a properly labeled chart of the number of discharges for each of the three types of discharge statuses by payor. Is there a different pattern of discharge destination for these two types of payors? Based on the knowledge of these payor types, why might that be?

Q3. What percentage of ED patients were admitted to the hospital in 2020 by gender? Which gender had the higher percentage of admissions?
Use the Emergency Department Setting, National Emergency Department. All Visits.
Provide a properly labeled chart of ED patients admitted to the hospital by gender. Based on the facts about hospital admissions from the ER, why might that be?

Q4. Which age (45-64 or 65+) has a higher rate of readmission within 30 days for the same cause for the Principal Diagnosis of CIR 008 Hyptertension with Complication of secondary hypertension?
Use Readmission, Inpatient, Diangoses, and Procedures
Provide a properly labeled chart of Readmission rates. Based on the knowledge about readmissions, why might that be?

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