The phrase "affected quality of care" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing healthcare, patient outcomes, or the impact of certain factors on the standard of care provided.
Example: "The recent policy changes have significantly impacted the affected quality of care in our hospital."
Alternatives: "impaired quality of care" or "deteriorated quality of care".
However, most participants believed that duty shift change, duty transfers and poorly coordinated or poorly communicated health worker sign-offs triggered off several problems that affected quality of care or continuity of care.
Our results indicate that patients perceived duty handovers (shift change, duty transfers and health worker sign-offs) as triggers for several problems that affected quality of care, created gaps in continuity of care, and increased patient morbidity or mortality (from delayed or wrong decisions, inappropriate use of laboratory or diagnostic tests and failure to implement prior treatment plans).
Client-based factors that affected quality of care included employment status and belief in consulting and following prescriptions by doctors (of MHLC-C).
The evidence in [ 36] that increases in HMO penetration reduced cardiac procedure rates does suggest that the mechanism to lower healthcare costs, driven by the growth of managed care, has adversely affected quality of care, at least to some extent.
This affected quality of patient care and the relationship with the doctor, who preferred to communicate with the pharmacist.
The generally small differences that we have observed may be reassuring for NHS England, where the focus of targets and market reform on acute services and elective surgery does not appear to have seriously affected quality of chronic disease care, at least for these incentivised measures.
Lum and others examined how dengue affected quality of life as measured by impact on daily activities or health domains (e.g., self care, mobility, cognition) using the WHO World Health Survey 66 and visual analog scale (VAS) from the EuroQol EQ-5D.
Higher scores indicate more severely affected quality of life [ 1].
Improved or adversely affected quality of life is frequently inferred from certain clinical conditions.
Hearing loss was the dominant toxicity that affected quality of life in our cohort.
Both conditions have a major impact on the affected individuals and, in terms of quality of care and costs, on the health care system [ 1].
