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See Latest ArticlesDoes Hospital Performance on Process Measures Directly Measure High Quality Care or Is It a Marker of Unmeasured Care?
Health Services Research, 09/25/08
Werner RM et al. - Differences in observed mortality rates across U.S. hospitals are larger than what would be expected if these differences were due only to the direct effects of delivering measured care. Performance measures reflect care processes that both improve care directly and are also markers of elements of health care quality that are otherwise unmeasured. This finding suggests that process measures capture important information about care that is not directly measured, and that these unmeasured effects are in general larger than the measured effects.
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