Top operating room procedures in U.S. safety net hospitals by stays 2014

This statistic presents the top 10 operating room procedures in U.S. safety net hospitals based on the number of nonmaternal and nonneonatal inpatient stays in 2014. The number of arthroplasty knee procedures stood at around 123 thousand and thus was the leading nonmaternal and nonneonatal operating room procedure at safety-net hospitals in that year.

Top 10 operating room procedures in U.S. safety net hospitals based on inpatient stays in 2014

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October 2016

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United States

Survey time period

2014

Supplementary notes

* Based on data from 40 states. Excluding maternal and neonatal diagnoses.
Note: SNHs were defined as those with a percentage of Medicaid and uninsured discharges in the top quartile within the State. Principal operating room procedures were identified using the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) Clinical Classifications Software (CCS) procedure categories. Procedures designated as Other are not reported.
Note: As defined by the Institute of Medicine, the health care safety net comprises hospitals and other providers that organize and deliver a significant level of health care and other health-related services to patients with no insurance or with Medicaid.

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