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Prioritizing quality indicator development across the healthcare system: identifying what to measure
Internal Medicine Journal, 10/21/09
Evans SM et al. – The authors propose a clearly structured process for selecting indicators at a national and local level based on six steps: identify the problem for which measurement is needed, identify the perspective from which to measure, focus measurement on transition points through the health system, identify the type of probe required, apply evaluation criteria to prioritize indicator selection and action and test the indicator in the clinical setting to which it will be applied. These steps should form the basis of a framework to drive quality indicator development.
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