The phrase "as a quality intervention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing an action or strategy aimed at improving quality or addressing a specific issue.
Example: "The team implemented new procedures as a quality intervention to enhance customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "as a quality measure" or "as a quality improvement strategy".
Obstetric near-miss case reviews are being promoted as a quality assurance intervention suitable for hospitals in low income countries.
Because the programme was designed as a quality improvement intervention in a highly resource-constrained setting it was decided early on to invest precious resources in building local capacity for continuous measurement rather than in resource-intensive external assessments.
We found that unregulated providers in LTC settings express both an ability to understand feedback reports presented as part of a quality improvement intervention, and perceive that these reports provide them with information that is useful for changing resident care.
As part of a quality improvement intervention focused on care for falls and incontinence for older patients, we evaluated the validity of proxy responses assessing patient perceptions of health, fear of falling and incontinence.
As a quality improvement initiative, the intervention provided physicians with useful clinical information and facilitated their engagement with the project.
This type of analysis allowed us to measure the impact of the CDS interventions while adjusting for the serial correlation among hospital level data collected sequentially in time as well as potential unmeasured confounders, such as other quality interventions that could have impacted VTE prophylaxis [ 22].
It also laid the basis for the design of a quality improvement intervention as part of the study using clinical audit and feedback on the near-miss cases (to be reported separately).
Our project has shown that a multifaceted educational intervention delivered as a quality improvement (QI) project targeted at non-nephrologists can: Increase awareness of AKI guidelines.
For example, using PROMs data as an indicator of service quality for surgical interventions in acute care is very different from its use as a quality indicator of general practitioners' management of long-term conditions within primary care.
For the same reason, we included studies that focused on attitudes towards specific clinical quality interventions, as well as studies that focused on attitudes towards clinical quality interventions in general.
