2023-04-09T14:21:51+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>allow for standardization </p>, <p>improving population health, enhancing care experience, reducing costs, advance health equity, workforce wellbeing/safety </p>, <p>structure</p>, <p>process</p>, <p>outcomes</p>, <p>healthcare provided &amp; patient factors</p>, <p>f; consumers &amp; vendors </p>, <p>Scientific acceptability </p>, <p>feasibility</p>, <p>importance</p>, <p>usability/use</p>, <p>importance, feasibility, usability/use, scientific acceptability </p>, <p>Competing Measures</p>, <p>a</p>, <p>a</p>, <p>b</p>, <p>medicare </p> flashcards
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  • allow for standardization

    What is the significance behind quality measures?

  • improving population health, enhancing care experience, reducing costs, advance health equity, workforce wellbeing/safety

    What are the 5 elements of The Quintuple Aim?

  • structure

    •Characteristics of individual healthcare providers, organizations, or facilities

  • process

    •Delivery of specific clinical services

  • outcomes

    •Ultimate goal of healthcare

  • healthcare provided & patient factors

    What can affect outcome measures?

  • f; consumers & vendors

    Pharmacies only need to report quality to pharmacy vendors in the supply chain for value-based agreements. T/F?

  • Scientific acceptability

    -Extent to which the measure, as specified, produces consistent (reliable) and credible (valid) results about the quality of health care delivery

  • feasibility

    -Extent to which the required data are readily available, retrievable without undue burden, and can be implemented for performance measurement

  • importance

    -Extent to which the specific measure focus is evidence-based and important to making significant gains in healthcare quality where there is variation in or overall less-than-optimal performance

  • usability/use

    -Extent to which potential audiences (e.g., consumers, purchasers, providers, policymakers) are using or could use performance results for both accountability and performance improvement to achieve the goal of high-quality, efficient healthcare for individuals or populations

  • importance, feasibility, usability/use, scientific acceptability

    What are the four criteria that signifies a good measure?

  • Competing Measures

    -If a measure meets the four criteria and there are endorsed/new related measures (same measure focus or same target population) or competing measures (both the same measure focus and same target population), the measures are compared to address harmonization and/or selection of the best measure

  • a

    Which option creates measures that are feasible, reliable, and valid for all appropriate levels of measurement?

    a) option A

    b) option B

  • a

    Which option relies on specifying the measure to the least common denominator of data, making it not as specific?

    a) option A

    b) option B

  • b

    Which option creates different, yet related measures for each entity in the care process?

    a) option A

    b) option B

  • medicare

    The Pharmacy Quality Alliance has 3 measures for ________ of business at a pharmacy.