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↑ Increasing · ↓ Decreasing · → Stable · Provisional = filing still in process
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Trends: ↑ increasing, ↓ decreasing, → stable over the dates shown. Provisional means a filing is still in process.
CMS / CDPH comparisons: ↑ above, ↓ below, ↔ equal to the national number or the source reports no difference. The label identifies which comparison is shown.
Charge-nurse patient assignment — UNKNOWN · charge availability affects every nurse’s backupIs the charge nurse free of a patient assignment on this unit? If not, is it a partial or full assignment, how many patients, and how often? What dedicated RN/LVN support is provided, and who covers charge duties during emergencies?Source →
RN hours / patient day: 13.56 · 2024Who covers call-outs and breaks on this unit?Source →
Contract RN share of nursing hours: 5.9% · 2024How many agency RNs are here now? How long is orientation?Source →
Current unit turnover / vacancies — UNKNOWNWhat is this unit’s RN turnover over the last year? How many RN vacancies?Source →
Unweighted median of hospital report ratios PRD_HR_RN / DAY_TOT. Middle 50%: inclusive linear-interpolated 25th and 75th percentiles. Same 2024 selected-report file; audited Comparable reports, 365 or 366 days, majority (>50%) patient-day care group, exact unique HCAI IDs, reconciled care-day totals and existing CNO ratio. Includes reported zero RN hours; excludes missing values. No reference for mixed care-day groups or cohorts smaller than eight.
Reported contract reliance was 3.9 percentage points above the hospital’s pre-pandemic baseline.
The reported share uses a source-defined denominator that is not reconstructed from the displayed contract and productive-RN hour fields.
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Facility record
Official HCAI facility identity and 378 licensed beds match the reporting-period record. Audited workforce filing, capacity record, and uniquely matched historical contract baseline are available.