delivery of effecticent and qualtitiy of healthcare services Flashcards
what are the six dimensions of health care
safety, timeliness, effectiveness, efficiency, equity, and patient-centered care
fill in the blank ____ is obtaining the most significant health benefit in a way that minimizes costs and resource use
effecincey
true or false.
quality: evidence-based care that delivers positive outcomes
true
what is steep?
STEEEP is an acronym that stands for Safe, Timely, Effective, Efficient, Equitable, and Patient-centered.
pdsa means?
plan, do, study, act
what is decison making
is a complex topic that can help solve problems with an organization or an individual. There are many methods to help health and human service workers to make the best decision.
_____________________ is are well defined, routine, easily diagnosed, and eas-
ily solved with existing decision rules, formulas, algorithms, and procedures. Programmed
decisions can be made with high confidence that the chosen alternative will succeed and
solve the problem
programedned decisions
are new, unusual, and hard to define,
diagnose, and understand. They present fuzzy alternatives with uncertain cause and
effect relationships.
non programmened decisons
true or false
Rational decision-making is a systematic process of making choices based on logic, data, and analysis. It involves several steps to ensure that decisions are well-thought-out and objective.
false
what is
Limits to human
rational decision
making.
bounded rationality
What does the SHARE approach stand for in shared decision-making in healthcare?
A) Safe, Honest, Accurate, Reliable, Efficient B) Seek, Help, Assess, Reach, Evaluate C) Support, Help, Assess, Review, Engage D) Seek, Help, Assess, Reach, Engage
d. Seek, Help, Assess, Reach, Engage
whats the intution approach?
With this approach, a manager bases the decision on experience, hunches, feel-
ings, or unconscious processes rather than on conscious logical thinking and reasoning
fill in the blank is decide on a
satisfactory (rather
than the best) solution
that will suffice
satisface
The process by which a
big, complex decision
is gradually made
from a series of small
decisions during a
lengthy time period
that may involve
backing up to further
diagnose problems,
rethink ideas, and
revise prior choices
Incremental decision making
What is the primary goal of evidence-based management?
A) To rely solely on intuition and experience for decision-making B) To use the latest trends and fads in management practices C) To make decisions based on the best available evidence from multiple sources D) To prioritize cost-cutting measures above all else
C) To make decisions based on the best available evidence from multiple sources