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The limited metrics suggest a pressing need to develop and implement performance measures that reflect the spectrum of emergency care in LMICs.

Bonferroni's multiple range test indicated that the mean scores for public and NGO differed significantly A multinomial logistic regression analysis was carried to further examine the elements significantly associated with providers' readiness to implement performance measures at their respective centres (Table  5).

The ACC/AHA has released several position statements to standardise the process of developing, assessing, implementing performance measures and disease management systems.

This initiative aimed to encourage healthcare providers to review and improve transitioning processes and practices, develop and implement performance indicators to measure the effectiveness of discharge, and reward hospitals with good practices in the transitioning of patients [ 19].

This requires service providers to implement performance monitoring using appropriate and relevant measures including key performance indicators.

Specifically, in Fiscal Year (FY04), the VISN 16 Mental Health Product Line implemented 2 performance measures: 1) the proportion of patients at each facility that were newly started on an antipsychotic and had weight recorded within 180 days prior to or 30 days after the new antipsychotic was prescribed; and 2) the proportion of patients that had blood glucose monitored in the same time frame.

To provide a more fine-grained model we used an approach to attempt to focus more on the regulation of small groups of genes, and implement a performance measure that incorporates the agreement of the prediction with the specific gene in the cluster (Xpred score, Figure 6 and Table 3).

Limited resources for implementing performance-based outcome measures reinforce the need to identify the best SRPAQ for clinical practice and research, as they are the most practical and economical outcome measures for heterogeneous populations.

Fundamentally, the system or process is viewed as a black box such that input parameters are implemented and output performance measures are tracked.

We conclude that implementing an A1C performance measure to indicate poor control that is more stringent than the current measure of A1C >9% would not increase disparities across most patient factors including age, race/ethnic group, and socioeconomic status.

Part of the challenge of implementing an A1C performance measure is preventing unintended consequences, such as penalizing physicians who treat low-income patients or patients with medically complicated diabetes in whom A1C may be more difficult to control.