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RMC Quality Report: SCIP

Select a quality measure from the list below to see how RMC stacks up against other hospitals.

Measure Description
Preventative Antibiotic Before Surgery Getting an antibiotic within one hour before surgery reduces the risk of wound infections. Hospitals should check to make sure surgery patients get antibiotics at the right time.
Preventative Antibiotic After Surgery It is important for hospitals to stop giving preventative antibiotics within 24 hours after surgery to avoid side effects and other problems associated with antibiotic use. For certain surgeries, however, antibiotics may be needed for a longer time.