Percentile rank indicates the percent of all other facilities which rank below your facility for that Indicator. You would need to know the exact scores of all other facilities, then rank then in order to get the percentile score.
 
So, 92% scored lower then you, and only 8% scored higher than you. That puts you in the top 10% overall and that trips the flag.
 
Nathan
 
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2 divided by 7=.2857  Move decimal point over 2 places equals 28.57%;
round off = 28.6%  Try to remember divide the smaller number by the
larger (numerator by denominator)

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O.K. all you experts out there. I've gone totally brain dead this
afternoon
and I need help. My Don wants to know how the percentile rank is figured
on
a QI.  Here' s the scoop:  Cognitive patterns: # in numerator =2; # in
denominator =7; facility percent is 28.6, comparison group percent is
9.7
%.  percentile rank is 92%( it was flagged, of course). Now, I need to
know
how they arrived at the 92% number. I can get all the other numbers, but
can't figure that one out.

Now, another problem. I have a resident who had a cva yesterday, 4/4/04.
She is comatose and I am starting a change of condition MDS on her. I
have
skipped the areas it said to skip if the resident was comatose and now I
am
at section G, physical functioning. This area has a 7 day look back, but
she has been comatose only 48 hours, so I can't mark her as an 8 because
it
hasn't been 7 days. Prior to that she was fairly independent in adl's,
usually needing only supervision. So, how do I code that? No one here
has
any idea of how to proceed.

Thanks for all your help and support when ever I need it.

June Bradford RN, MDS Coordinator
I still don't see where the 92% comes from either.  I've often wondered that myself.  I understand the 28.6% but not the 92%.
J. Martin, RN
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