Accessible and transparent—Indicators (and the raw data they are based on) and analysis details should be available to all stakeholders [26]. .
"In the run-up to Christmas, the cost of living, now rising at the fastest rate in five years, remains uncomfortably high for households". He said that food inflation "is one of the most transparent indicators of living costs and often the catalyst to cut back on spending elsewhere".
This is also known as "quality improvement". Using transparent quality indicators such as blood pressure control and patient satisfaction scores, clinics and hospitals are held accountable to patients needs and have incentives to make system-based changes to improve measurable outcomes.
The summary hospital mortality index (SHMI) is a transparent and reproducible indicator for hospital associated mortality, capturing death in all admissions except maternity ones up to 30 days after discharge.
We believe that the student-preference based ranking is a unique, transparent and composite indicator of student perceptions of quality of medical training and access to facilities.
To avoid this situation, the main challenge for the Dutch health care system currently is to stimulate health care providers to be transparent about those indicators that are relevant for the Inspectorate for Health Care, health insurers and patients/consumers alike.
Perhaps more than ever before, there is a great need for creating transparent, integral, and comprehensive indicators that would provide a more solid basis for policy advice.
MaldivInfo has already helped streamline and standardize national statistics to enable more transparent monitoring of key indicators.
Both are based on explicit assumptions (positive and negative), have been applied to empirical evaluation, and produce transparent categories of impact, indicators, and limitations of the models.
TTC is an uncolored i.e. transparent and water soluble redox indicator that is commonly used in cell viability experiments indicating cellular respiration.
