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Hospitals
New

Patient Experience Peer Benchmarking Dashboard

​The beta version of the Patient Experience Peer Benchmarking Dashboard (PX Benchmarking Dashboard) enables hospitals to compare their relative performance against peers, promoting greater transparency and providing directionality to enhance the quality a​nd experience of care. The dashboard is exclusively available to authorized users at member hospitals participating in the benchmarking initiative under the OHA's patient experience measurement program. The OHA collects de-identified patient experience survey response data from hospitals across multiple clinical areas to compute quarterly benchmarks.

The dashboard allows hospitals to easily pinpoint strengths and opportunities, identify leading peer performers at a question level, and set measurable and comparable local targets to enhance care experience. It complements hospitals' Qualtrics XM platform for root-cause analysis, which enables in-depth explorations that yield specific insights to drive improvements.

Key Features:

Question-Level Analysis

This dashboard provides question-level analysis for each standardized survey that meets the OHA's benchmarking thresholds, allowing hospitals to compare their scores to individual questions against their peer hospitals.​

Benchmarking Groups

Hospitals can access benchmarks across three distinct groups:

  • Provincial Average
  • Regional Average (North East, North West, East, Central, Toronto, West) – scheduled for future release
  • Hospital Type (Small, Medium, Large, Teaching, Specialty) – scheduled for future release

Intended Use of the Beta Version

The data and benchmark scores currently available in the beta dashboard are preliminary and subject to change. They are intended exclusively for internal use to support platform familiarization and feedback gathering.  

Users are strongly advised to treat this data as exploratory and provisional, and to refrain from using it for external reporting, public dissemination, formal analysis, or decision-making. Any internal use must clearly indicate that the data is in beta, may contain inaccuracies, and should be interpreted with caution. Using this data outside of its intended context may lead to misinterpretation and does not reflect the finalized outputs of the program. As hospital participation in the Patient Experience Measurement Program increases, both the beta version dashboard and benchmark data will continue to evolve.