Repeated patterns can sharpen review
Repetition across quarters may be more useful than a single-quarter snapshot, but it still remains a screening signal.
This page identifies facilities with staffing screening patterns observed across selected CMS Payroll-Based Journal historical windows. It is designed to surface repeated questions for review, not to label facilities as violations or quality ratings.
The quarter window is derived from the generated Connecticut staffing export.
Default threshold is two or more matching quarters. Historical case-mix pattern analysis is unavailable until historically aligned CMS benchmark snapshots are acquired.
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These figures summarize the rows currently shown for the selected pattern and threshold.
Default sort is matching-quarter count descending, then the latest relevant metric, then facility name.
Repetition across quarters may be more useful than a single-quarter snapshot, but it still remains a screening signal.
Missing PBJ rows are not counted as zero staffing. Case-mix persistence uses only quarters where CMS comparison points are available.
CT comparison patterns are PBJ-derived screening estimates, not formal DPH findings. Contract staffing shares are descriptive indicators and do not independently prove staffing instability or poor care. Use the facility explorer to review full quarter-by-quarter context.