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This product was previously 3M™ Ambulatory Potentially Preventable Complications (AM-PPCs)

Improve quality of outpatient care while controlling costs.

Product details

Assesses outpatient quality

Longitudinally links elective procedures to clinically related and preventable complications that occur within 30 days across different care settings.

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Sophisticated grouping logic

Measures more than 3,350 procedures grouped into 116 clinically defined procedure groups and identifies complications related to more than 1,900 diagnoses classified into 70 clinically precise complication groups.

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Broadly applicable

Suitable for all populations, including pediatrics and adults, and able to provide individual or aggregated analysis.

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Benchmarking capabilities

Includes benchmarks across Medicare (national), Medicaid and commercially insured populations across 17 primary service lines.

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Tackling outpatient complexity

In the inpatient setting, consistent monitoring helps identify complications before the patient leaves the hospital. Outpatient complication tracking is more complex because recovery takes place at home. Patients who experience a complication might not return to the facility where their outpatient procedure was performed. Instead, they might turn to telemedicine, the emergency department (ED), their primary care provider or another option that could be in a different health system altogether. Other patients may not pursue care at all.

Solventum AM-PPCs help provide visibility when patients seek care for an outpatient complication. When the software’s sophisticated tracking analytics find a complication diagnosis code that is clinically related to an ambulatory procedure and meets predefined timing guidelines, it is identified as a PPC and linked to an ambulatory procedure. Complications may be identified within subsequent hospital admissions, ED visits and other ambulatory revisit encounters.

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Tracking and preventing outpatient procedural complications

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