Analyze why the top-ranked DRG is the most costly for hospitals even though it does not have the most patients.

Assignment Purpose:Learn how to access healthcare databases, analyze the data, and present it in a way that is useful.Assignment Description:Statistics Data Collection:Step One: You are a researcher and collecting statistics from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) on the top ten MS-DRGs in the nation. In order to complete this, you must visit the AHRQ site from the Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project (HCUP). (http://hcupnet.ahrq.gov/ (Links to an external site.)). Once at the site, you will follow these steps to generate the report you need:Choose National Statistics on All StaysSelect you are a Researcher, medical professionalSelect Rank order specific diagnoses or proceduresSelect most recent yearSelect Diagnosis Related Groups (DRG)Select Top 10Select By hospital charges, meanSelect All patients in all hospitalsYour results will then display in a table that must be converted into a Pareto chart. Develop a Pareto chart similar to the one in the quality textbook reflecting this data. You will NOT use the standard error columns given to you with your results. (Hint: You have several options with which to save your data. If you choose Excel, you can easily create the Pareto chart using Excel).Step Two: Prepare a short summary (about 300 words) which analysis the data presented identifying any trends in the data.Step Three: Analyze why the top-ranked DRG is the most costly for hospitals even though it does not have the most patients.