Data Tools

IPOP logo

The KY IPOP (Kentucky Inpatient and Outpatient) data collection system is an online tool that securely allows for submission, collection and editing of Inpatient and Outpatient case-level data from facilities, as required by statue and administrative regulation, to the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

The KY IPOP data collection system includes all acute Inpatient cases (except for discharge cases from swing or hospice) and all Outpatient cases.

Staff Contact: Jaclyn Dabney

KHA InfoSuite logo

KHA InfoSuite is an online data decision support system available to KHA members for obtaining information from KHA’s statewide inpatient and outpatient Limited Data Set.

Staff Contact: Mike Mugler and Maik Schutze

Kentucky Quality Counts logo

Kentucky Quality Counts is the Quality Data Collection tool for KHA and the Kentucky Institute for Patient Safety and Quality. It is an online system that securely allows for submission, collection and editing of all outcome and process measures for quality reporting.

Staff Contact: Shafrin Choudhury

Longitudinal Analysis logo

KHA’s Longitudinal Analysis program supports hospital efforts to improve care delivery and patient outcomes by providing data analytics to evaluate patient-level utilization of services across the continuum of care.

This data service informs providers on how to modify their care delivery and business models for the transition from volume to value-based payments.

Staff Contact: Melanie Landrum 

KHA Board Self-Assessment Survey logo

In this era of health reform and major changes in the health care delivery system, health care organizations are being challenged as never before. Boards must be prepared to meet these challenges and to continue serving the needs of their communities. Self assessment is a way for boards to ask themselves how well they are prepared to confront these obstacles.

The Kentucky Hospital Association’s Board Self-Assessment tool can help a board identify where its strengths lie as well as where improvement may be needed. Self-assessment is an important function that should be an ongoing part of serving on any hospital or system board.

Staff Contact: Melanie Landrum