During the last quarter, Community Hospital had 22 inpatient deaths, seven of whom were autopsied. Two of the 22 deaths were coroner’s cases, but one was autopsied by the hospital pathologist (included in the seven). In addition, the following bodies were brought to the hospital for autopsy: two former patients who died in the ER, one former inpatient who died in a skilled nursing facility, two former inpatients who died at home, and one patient who died during a round of outpatient chemotherapy. What is the adjusted hospital autopsy rate? Round to two decimal places.

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Answer each question by itself 1. What are the top 5 causes of death in the United States for 2020? 2. How have these changed over the past 10 years? 3. Which of the top 5 causes of death can be attributable to communicable disease, non-communicable disease, and/or environmental diseases and injury? Do they have multiple causes? 4. Relating the top causes of mortality to "actual" causes of death (Table SO3.2), what cause would your group decided to focus public health initiatives to reduce mortality in America today? Why? Table is found on page 127 of your text in Section III. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/leading-causes-of-death.htm I need questions 2-4. I already have question 1

A hospital's risk management team identifies an increasing trend in systemic infections from urinary catheter usage. As a result, the hospital's risk management plan was reviewed and changes were implemented to improve sanitation techniques. What will indicate that changes were effective? TIME LEFT 00:03:2 Decrease in types of catheters available Decrease in urinary infection-related admissions Increase in patient satisfaction scores Increase in daily catheter care completion