what factors determine quality of care?
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['Patient socio- demographic variables. ... ', 'Patient cooperation. ... ', 'Patient illness (severity of illness) ... ', 'Physician socio- demographic variables. ... ', 'Physician competence (Knowledge and skills)']
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Having defined the three major categories of criteria—importance, scientific soundness, and feasibility—that should be taken into account when examining possible measures for the National Health Care Quality Data Set, the committee then determined the specific criteria under each of these categories.
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Quality Improvement Programs: Four Key Components All successful quality improvement programs include four key components: the problem, goal, aim, and measures.
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Identifies adverse events ANS: A, B, E • Major attributes of health care quality include conformation to standards set by regulatory agencies, sound decision making regarding care, and identifying potential adverse events.
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Data quality in healthcare must possess accuracy, consistency, and relevancy. Health information technology and health information exchanges enhance data quality by reducing redundancy, decreasing medical errors, and enhancing health outcomes.
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['Shared goals. If asked to identify their goal at work, most staff members would probably say that it is to provide high-quality, patient-centered care. ... ', 'Clearly defined roles. ... ', 'Shared knowledge and skills. ... ', 'Effective, timely communication. ... ', 'Mutual respect.']
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The committee discussed several aspects that should characterize the complete set of measures for the National Health Care Quality Data Set. Three criteria are basic for the measurement set: balance, comprehensiveness, and robustness.
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The Committee's Definition As defined by the IOM study committee, quality of care is the degree to which health services for individuals and populations increase the likelihood of desired health outcomes and are consistent with current professional knowledge.
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['Balancing care quality and efficiency. ... ', 'Improving access to care. ... ', 'Building and sustaining the healthcare workforce of the future. ... ', 'Addressing end-of-life issues. ... ', 'Allocating limited medications and donor organs.']
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attributes for quality health care= safe, effective, timely, patient centered, efficient, and equitable. what are the 3 major attributes of health care quality? -demonstrates knowledge base on health /illness status of individual/groups.
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['research-based, proven performance. targets associated with the improvement. ... ', 'adequate duration to ensure sufficient. induction and socialization support for. ... ', 'learning as a significant contributing factor in the evaluation of professional practice at all. ... ', 'Use of.']
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['Level. Intervention 1.', 'Diagnostic accuracy 2. Prognosis.', 'Aetiology 3. Screening Intervention.']
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The quality of population depends on the factor such as literacy rate, life expectancy, health of an individual and skill training gained by the country's communities. The growth rate is determined by the population output. Unhealthy people and Illiteracy is often seen as a liability for the economy.
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health. These factors are known as the determinants of health. The social and economic factors that have been shown in a variety of settings to have. the greatest influence on health are income and poverty, employment and occupation, education, housing, and culture and ethnicity.
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High quality data is important to the NHS as it can lead to improvements in patient care and patient safety. Quality data plays a role in improving services and decision making, as well as being able to identify trends and patterns, draw comparisons, predict future events and outcomes, and evaluate services.
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['Caring. “By far, the number one quality of a good nurse is caring,” Pfeiffer says,” If you do not care about others and yourself, you cannot be compassionate and provide quality care to others.” ... ', 'Communication skills. ... ', 'Attention to detail. ... ', 'Problem-solving skills. ... ', 'Self-awareness. ... ', 'Desire to keep learning.']
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Important factors identified for antibiotic prescriptions by doctors were diagnostic uncertainty, perceived demand and expectation from the patients, practice sustainability and financial considerations, influence from medical representatives and inadequate knowledge.