The phrase "a quality outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results of a process, project, or activity that meet a certain standard of excellence.
Example: "Our goal is to ensure a quality outcome for every project we undertake, reflecting our commitment to excellence."
Alternatives: "a high-quality result" or "an excellent outcome."
A surgeon who stops by recovery and tells the nursing team, "Here's what I did in the operating room, and here's what I'm concerned about that I'd like you to watch for during the night" is going to do far more to produce a quality outcome because it allows real-time communication among care team members.
Reiss: What do you see as the future for patient reported outcomes, and involving patients in defining what a quality outcome is from their perspective?
A good process provides the highest probability of a quality outcome over time.
Three motives received the highest ranking of all the skills, knowledge, traits and motives; commitment to working collaboratively (64.1%), commitment to a quality outcome (69.2%) and commitment to organization (64.6%).
The most important motives seen to contribute to the success of the team were commitment to working collaboratively, commitment to the organization and commitment to a quality outcome (Table 5).
The 37% response rate enabled identification of a management teamwork competency set comprising leadership, knowledge of organizational goals and strategies and organizational commitment, respect for others, commitment to working collaboratively and to achieving a quality outcome.
Matching the tasks with the resources most interested in performing them will likely result in a higher quality outcome and more engaged staff.
For our work in Phase 2, we required a "transition quality outcome" variable to measure transition success.
Patient experience is a key quality outcome for health services and can be used to improve quality, governance, public accountability and patient choice [ 1].
Patient experience is a key quality outcome for modern health services, but most existing survey methods are long and setting-specific.
The 3 month timeframe to healing continues to be used in many studies [ 32] and is encouraged by international practice guidelines as it serves as a useful quality outcome [ 33, 34].
