CHAPTER 14 Flashcards
What is quality of care?
Defined at degree to which health services for individuals and patient population increase the likelihood of desirable health outcomes and are consistent with current professional knowledge.
Structure
Environment (brick or boarder)
Process
How its delivered (what’s its done)
Outcome
Did it work?
Name 6 strategies improve the quality gap
- Education
- Feedback
- Physician involvement
- Administrative rules
- Financial incentives
- Financial penalties
Name 5 factors contributing to quality movement (1.)
- Increase in quality of healthcare data
- discovery of mpeoved treatments
Healthcare disparities
“The condition or fact of being unequal, as in AGE, RANK, OR DEGREE.
5 factors of contributing quality movement (4)
Increase in health care costs and its I pact on employers
5 factors contributing to quality movement (3)
Advances in information technologyy
5 factors contributing to quality movement (2)
Increase in publics demand for greater accountability and positive patient outcomes.
5 factor contributing to quality movement
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Sizable gaps in quality across various areas of patient care.
3 dimensions of measurement for quality assessment
1 structure
2 process
3 outcome