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Quality Reports - Children's Hospital of Wisconsin-Fox Valley

Volume of low birth weight (500 to 1,500 grams) neonates

Why we measure it - Research shows that physicians and hospitals that treat a large number of patients tend to provide better care and have improved outcomes for treatments and procedures.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2008: 33
2007: 30
2006: 43
2005: 36

What this means - Children's Hospital of Wisconsin-Fox Valley consistently cares for many low birth weight neonates (newborn babies) each year.

About the data - The graph reflects the number of low birth weight infants admitted at 0-3 days of age that our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit has cared for in the last four years.

Learn about what we're doing to provide the best care.

Related dimensions of care:

 

 Patients/families:

  • Be an advocate for your child. Participate in daily bedside clinical discussions, andæprovide any information about your child that may be helpful to staff.
  • Follow medical instructions fully and carefully.
  • Ask questions if you don't understand the plan of care or if you are not sure how to care for your child.
  • Attend any and all follow-up appointments.
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