The 30-day Death (Mortality) Rates are produced by CMS, the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services. These results are based on national Medicare data, utilizing Medicare claims from July 2006 through June 2007 for patients age 65 and older. The statistical model used takes into account medical care received during the year prior to each patient's admission. The results include patient deaths for any cause within 30 days of hospital admission for heart failure, whether the patients die while still in the hospital or after discharge. 

Hospital 30-Day Risk Adjusted Death (Mortality) from Heart Failure Compared to U.S. National Rate The rates displayed in this table are from data reported for discharges July 2006 through June 2007
The U.S. National 30-day Death Rate from Heart Failure = 11.1%
Hospital Name	Better Than U.S. National Rate (Adjusted mortality is lower than U.S. rate)	No Different Than  U.S. National Rate (Adjusted mortality is about the same as U.S. rate or difference is uncertain)	Worse Than U.S. National Rate (Adjusted mortality is higher than U.S. Rate)
INTEGRIS Baptist Regional Health Center		11% Risk Standardized Mortality Rate

INTEGRIS Baptist Regional Health Center's 30-day risk adjusted mortality from Heart Failure is statistically no different than the national average.  (Results were determined using a 95% confidence interval estimate of 7.6% - 15.4%.)  Lower rates are better.

Out of 4641 hospitals in U.S. →	41 hospitals in the U.S.   Better than U.S. National Rate	4565 hospitals in the U.S. No different than U.S. National Rate	35 hospitals in the U.S. Worse than U.S. National Rate
Out of 115 hospitals in Oklahoma →	0 hospitals in Oklahoma    Better than U.S.  National Rate	115 hospitals in Oklahoma No different than U.S. National Rate	0 hospitals in Oklahoma Worse than U.S. National Rate