The phrase "achievement of indicators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to performance measurement, evaluation, or assessment of specific metrics or goals.
Example: "The achievement of indicators is crucial for determining the success of our project."
Alternatives: "attainment of metrics" or "realization of benchmarks".
For non-incentivised quality indicators, the achievement of indicators did not vary significantly by deprivation for 8 out of 10 indicators.
The Quality Management and Analysis System holds publicly available data on the achievement of indicators for 8229 English practices (over 99.9% of all practices).
As well as financial reward, suggested as a stronger motivator in such practices, the achievement of indicators may also depend upon resources already available within practices and the wider community.
The quality and outcomes framework (QOF) is a pay for performance scheme used in UK primary care that rewards practices according to their achievement of indicators, including for the management of common chronic conditions; we included total and clinical achievement scores because good primary care may be expected to use of unscheduled care [ 22].
Achievement in quality of care for cardiovascular disease, as measured by QOF, was consistently high regardless of caseload or size with a few notable exceptions: practices with larger list sizes, higher cardiovascular disease caseloads and those in affluent areas had higher achievement of indicators requiring referral for further investigation.
Another finding was the significant variation in the achievement of the indicators, which led to the establishment, for each indicator, of a continuum ranging from 1 to 3; 1 representing the minimum level of achievement of an indicator and 3 the maximum.
We assessed the quality of care for hypertension treatment by obtaining the recorded achievement of four indicators incentivised in the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF), and ten non-incentivised indicators.
Achievement of incentivised indicators ranged from 65% of participants in the least deprived third for indicator QOF 4 (blood pressure control), to 94% for QOF 3 (blood pressure recorded).
This status implies payment of subsidies, on the one hand, and achievement of target indicators, on the other.
We evaluated equity in achievement of target indicators and practice income for one local scheme.
30 The shortfall in achievement of quality indicators reported here has serious implications.
