The phrase "achieving quality of care" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, discussing the standards and outcomes of medical services provided to patients.
Example: "The hospital has implemented new protocols aimed at achieving quality of care for all its patients."
Alternatives: "attaining high standards of care" or "ensuring care excellence."
Institutional rules, procedures, and environment, and a high degree of conformity to corporate culture can be obstacles to achieving quality of care [ 4, 31, 32].
This metareview provides a situational analysis of the cross-cutting issues in achieving quality of care (QoC) for maternal, newborn and child health using an existing WHO's framework for organisational management strategies.
Quality improvements in the nursing homes' culture could be seen as a means to achieve quality of care and quality of life for nursing home residents [ 33].
For Canadian ICU patients and their family members the most important aspect of achieving quality end-of-life care was having trust in the doctors looking after you.
In addition to considering generic aspects of quality and organisational factors the new contract incentivised achieving quality care for a number of conditions which are assessed by the clinical performance targets identified and measured in the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF).
Blumenthal and colleague [ 4] argue that a leading obstacle to achieving quality in health care is the absence of a " business case" for quality.
Given that 60% of the participants surveyed felt that they did not have sufficient time to care for an advanced cancer patient, the use of dedicated PC staff integrated into the ED may, in some instances, be an important way of achieving optimal quality of care.
The study findings provide a glimpse into the difficulties of achieving a quality of care revolution as envisaged by the establishment of the independent OHSC in South Africa.
Central to achieving high quality of care is the definition, observation and measurement of key system indicators – the fundamental metrics in quality improvement measurement.
Sufficient health workforce, good access to medical products and technologies, effective service delivery systems are crucial for achieving good quality of care [ 35].
Therefore, programs that take a more holistic approach to managing health by focusing on achieving optimal quality of care and living a healthy lifestyle are needed.
