The Importance of State-Mandated Reporting and How it Works

A Scholarly Paper on the Protocols of
State-Mandated Reporting of Surgical Site Infections or CABG Patients
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April 2021
Abstract
This scholarly report enumerates the pros and cons of State-Mandated Reporting on a specific topic in Health on Surgical Site Infections also commonly known as CABG patients. Furthermore, the essence and urgency of this health classification reporting have also been discussed in this paper. The ultimate purpose of this scholarly writing is to educate all of us in a manner of how state-mandated works and how it benefits the health care system.
Introduction
The experts in the field of medicine and health repeatedly declared the importance of state-mandated reporting and what is not included in this type of method. First and foremost, CABG means Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting which is a procedure in surgery that helps improve the flow of the blood in a patient's heart, and this medical strategy is only used for people with severe disease in the coronary heart (UCSF, 2020). The medical field experts have clearly stated in their peer-reviewed articles that this classification of reporting only signifies the data and accuracy of statistical results in hospitals and health care facilities concerning the situation of CABG patients. The state-mandated reporting cannot lead to the healing nor the treatment of the patients. It is only a shred of documentary evidence which could be studied to make improvements or change the methods by which hospital managements are performing. According to Mathews, B., & Bross, D. C. (2008) that Mandated reporting is still a precept or policy that emphasizes policy and could still help the economic, medical, or even social justice system of the nation. It helps draw pieces of evidence on the results of facts and data happening within a state and is later on compared with several other reports com...