Bayesian methods in reporting and managing Australian clinical indicators

Table 1 Report showing Statistics and Estimated Gains for clinical indicators in Emergency Medicine[13]

CI	Desiredlevel	NumberHCOs	20thcentile(%)	Meanproportion(%)	80thcentile(%)	Numerator	Denominator	PotentialGains	StratumGains	OutlierGains
1.1	High	309	99.2	99.1	99.9	26344	26577	219	-	177
1.2	High	323	75.6	79.8	93.7	342984	429896	59829	34972	15420
1.3	High	323	61.0	63.7	93.1	943806	1482555	436635	164974	96017
1.4	High	323	64.6	69.9	96.1	1308074	1870202	488979	77692	100353
1.5	High	317	85.1	87.9	98.6	355355	404382	43560	-	14029
2.1	High	62	58.8	65.8	74.4	338	514	44	29	-
3.1	Low	102	9.9	28.3	47.3	199881	706869	129557	94225	53779
3.2	Low	39	30.1	60.6	82.0	6451	10639	3246	861	1119
3.3	Low	40	19.2	48.5	70.7	7518	15502	4546	2826	2032
4.1	Low	7	0.0	0.1	0.2	938	6742	646	-	241
4.2	Low	6	0.0	0.1	0.1	261	5024	259	-	119
5.1	Low	2	23.9	23.9	23.9	358	15	-	-	-
5.2	Low	3	54.5	54.5	54.5	61	112	-	-	-
6.1	High	7	66.4	71.5	92.7	10276	14363	3033	-	1143
6.2	High	4	20.0	37.0	46.0	2783	7519	678	-	290
7.1	High	10	26.4	44.4	91.8	3395	7653	3630	-	1509
7.2	High	7	21.9	51.4	84.8	183	356	119	-	38
7.3	High	5	21.9	17.7	33.9	854	4818	778	-	-
7.4	High	4	40.8	83.6	99.8	244	292	48	-	33
8.1	Low	28	0.9	4.1	8.8	1547	37888	1203	600	606
8.2	Low	53	1.7	4.9	6.9	49389	1008385	31885	-	10066

CI: Clinical indicator; HCO: Healthcare Organisation.