Software evolvability is a multifaceted quality attribute that describes a software system's ability to easily accommodate future changes.
Clusters were randomized to receive a multifaceted quality improvement intervention (experimental group) or routine practice (control group).
The Medication Error Minimisation Scheme (MEMS) is a locally based ongoing multidisciplinary, multifaceted quality improvement (QI) project within an Australian adult tertiary level Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
Our project aimed at decreasing the incidence of VAP using a multifaceted quality program, a bundle of care composed of 10 measures introduced stepwise, including selective oropharyngeal decontamination (SOD) with topical antibiotics.
At the completion of the intervention, estimates were prepared of the costs associated with implementing a multifaceted quality improvement intervention to improve HCP influenza vaccination rates in a large multihospital health system.
Objectives. Within a clinic serving disadvantaged children, 1) to evaluate a multifaceted quality improvement (QI) project to improve immunization (IZ) up-to-date (UTD) rates and 2) to assess the efficacy of IZ reminder/recall performed following QI.
Our study suggests that the perceived controllability of experimental interventions is central to public views on their acceptability, but that controllability is itself a complex, multifaceted quality, drawing together a set of heterogeneous concerns about the purpose and repercussions of scientific work.
The trial assessed a multifaceted quality improvement intervention known as the ALARM International Program [ 7].
Interdisciplinary care teams that are part of a multifaceted quality improvement program are associated with improved outcomes of care.
Surveillance and prevention of HAI by multifaceted quality improvement intervention among critically ill children remain part of the standard of care [ 2].
