Sentence examples for reported quality indicators from inspiring English sources

[Here, all publicly reported quality indicators were used; see [26] for further statistical information regarding the underlying ranking procedure.] (3) The number of cases treated in 2014, as well as (4) patient satisfaction.

The Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF), one of largest pay-for-performance programmes in the world, links up to 25% of family practitioners' income to performance on over 100 publicly reported quality indicators.

Therefore, the aim of our study was to determine patient and physician opinion of the relevance of the reported quality indicators for choosing or referring to a hospital.

Also, the equivalent time variables were used by PCI centers to report quality indicators to the national government and were therefore also used to make policy decisions.

Whether this can be done effectively by reducing, or withholding, casemix payment to hospitals that fail to report quality indicators, or that fail to provide quality healthcare (as defined by the list of HACs and Never Events), remains to be seen.

Data on points gained and reported quality performance for each clinical indicator in all English practices for the year 2005/6 were obtained from the National Primary Care Database.

Furthermore, although we carefully searched and reported on quality indicators among the included cohort studies, it should be emphasized that the most important quality indicator is actually the study design.

The statistical analyses of risk-adjusted 30-day mortality reported as quality indicators for 2013 did not reveal the three hospitals as outliers; 26 AMI Skien: mortality 12.05%, fdr=0.849; stroke Skien: mortality 13.72%, fdr=0.760; stroke Fredrikstad: mortality 14.37%, fdr=0.977; hip fracture Gjøvik: mortality 8.61, fdr=0.684.

The lowest readiness score was reported on the 'management support' subscale with 62.2 % of respondents indicating supportive management that enhances their readiness for reporting quality and safety indicators.

Policy- and decision-makers are advised to pay particular attention to enhancing the readiness of nurses for change through targeted training sessions, workshops and careful restructuring of their work duties in order to provide them the time necessary to carry out administrative requirement related to reporting quality and safety indicators.

Common techniques are reporting on quality indicators and on critical incidents, which depend on relevant and reliable data.