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Movement Is Medicine: Creating an Electronic Dashboard to Build a Culture of Mobility
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This quality improvement project at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) aimed to build a culture of inpatient mobility using an electronic dashboard to track mobility-related key performance indicators (KPIs). The team noted that hospitalized patients spend most of the day in bed, which increases risks such as venous thromboembolism and hospital-acquired pneumonia, and that only 3.8% of inpatient days at MUSC included documented ambulation.<br /><br />To improve mobility, the hospital implemented the AMPAC (Activity Measure for Post Acute Care), a nurse-driven mobility assessment tool, and linked it to a Johns Hopkins Highest Level of Mobility (JH-HLM) goal. A dashboard was created to monitor three main KPIs: AMPAC accuracy (agreement between RN and PT assessments), AMPAC timeliness (assessment within 8 hours of admission), and mobility goal attainment.<br /><br />The intervention included simplifying documentation, aligning incentives through a system-wide mobility “pillar” goal, educating staff, providing real-time unit-based feedback, and engaging patients through digital platforms. The project also incorporated mobility education into new-hire and ongoing staff training.<br /><br />Results showed stable nursing AMPAC accuracy at 74–77%, improved timeliness of first AMPAC assessment from 65% to 78%, and a major increase in mobility goal attainment from 17% to 48% over eight months after go-live.<br /><br />The authors concluded that a multi-pronged strategy combining education, streamlined documentation, real-time feedback, and incentive alignment can improve inpatient mobility and may be reproducible at other hospitals.
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Leonidas N. Walthall IV
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Caroline Raburn, Danielle B. Scheurer, Kristine Harper, Leonidas N. Walthall IV, Meghan K. Thomas
Category
Innovations
Concept
Electronic Mobility Dashboard
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AM-PAC Mobility Score
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Mobility Goal Attainment
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Inpatient Mobility
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Mobility Capacity
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Non-Finalist
Presenter Organization
Medical University of South Carolina
Presenting Author
Leonidas N. Walthall IV
Track
Quality Improvement
Keywords
inpatient mobility
quality improvement
electronic dashboard
AMPAC assessment
JH-HLM goal
hospital-acquired pneumonia
venous thromboembolism
mobility KPIs
nurse-driven assessment
real-time feedback
Electronic Mobility Dashboard
AM-PAC Mobility Score
Mobility Goal Attainment
Inpatient Mobility
Mobility Capacity
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