QI and PPE quiz

Question 1

QIs in healthcare

Answer 1

clinical outcomes
patient safety
patient experience
process indicators
access to care
efficiency
healthcare provider performance
preventative care

Question 2

QI resources organizations and websites

Answer 2

AHRQ
NQF
CMS
IHI
NCQA (website)
WHO (website)
Joint Commission (website)

Question 3

Where are QI developed

Answer 3

Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)

Question 4

Which are the main QI AHRQ focuses on

Answer 4

PQI
IQI
patient safety indicators
PDI

Question 5

QIs in OT

Answer 5

patient outcomes
process indicators
safety
efficiency
patient satisfaction
accessibility & equity
interprofessional collaboration
professional development

Question 6

Quadruple aim

Answer 6

improving population health
enhancing the patient experience
reducing cost of care
improving provider satisfaction

Question 7

quintuple aim

Answer 7

improving population health
enhancing the patient experience
reducing cost of care
improving provider satisfaction
health equity

Question 8

Importance of standardized assessments for QI

Answer 8

justifies services
supports Medicare B codes
to track patient progress

Question 9

T/F: SECTION GG OUTCOME MEASURES ARE UTILIZED IN ALL POST-ACUTE CARE (PAC) SETTINGS FOR MEDICARE BENEFICIARIES TO TRACK PROGRESS ACROSS THE CONTINUUM OF CARE.

Answer 9

TRUE

Question 10

Self-care and mobility section GG items

Answer 10

6. independent
7. setup or cleanup assistance (helper sets up and cleans up)
8. supervision or touching assistance (verbal or touching cues)
9. partial/ moderate assistance (helper does more than half)
10. substantial/ maximal assistance (helper does less than half)
11. dependent

Question 11

levels of assistance

Answer 11

independent
modified independent
supervised
standby assist
contact guard assist
minimal assistance
moderate assistance
maximal assist
total assistance (dependent)
2-3 person assistance
mechanical lift

Question 12

modified independent (Mod I)

Answer 12

100% patient effort
therapist not needed
modifications/ adaptations may be necessary

Question 13

Independent (I)

Answer 13

100% patient effort
therapist does not need to be in room

Question 14

Supervised (S)

Answer 14

100% patient effort (may need some cues from therapist)
OT in the room with client

Question 15

Standby Assist (SBA)

Answer 15

patient effort 100%
standing next to client, but no client contact

Question 16

Contact Guard Assist (CGA)

Answer 16

patient effort 100%
“hover hands”

Question 17

Minimal Assistance (Min A)

Answer 17

patient effort 75% or more
Sometimes referred to as “partial assistance”

Question 18

Moderate Assistance (Mod A)

Answer 18

patient effort 50-74%
OT and client each put in about half of the effort

Question 19

Maximal Assistance (Max A)

Answer 19

patient effort 25-49%
Consider having a “spotter” standing by

Question 20

Total Assistance (Dependent) D Total A)

Answer 20

patient effort 0-24%
More risk for injury of OT due to high physical demand, consider additional assistance and not performing yourself.

Question 21

2-3 Person Assistance (x2 or x3)

Answer 21

patient effort varies
x2 means 2 assistants, x3 means 3 assistants.

Question 22

Mechanical Lift

Answer 22

Therapists help to setup and operate the lift. Clients are dependent.