Evaluating quality of patient care. A strategy relating outcome and process assessment

Williamson, J. W.

doi:10.1001/jama.218.4.564

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“…l3~16 Anderson and associates, using a modified version of Williamson's outcomes-oriented assessment method, 17 compared estimated outcomes with actual measured outcomes for stroke patients who participated in a rehabilitation program. 1819 This evaluation of the quality of medical care focuses on acute stroke patients cared for in a comprehensive stroke treatment center in a university-affiliated Veterans Administration medical center.…”

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Evaluating and predicting outcome of acute cerebral vascular accident.

Dove¹,

Schneider²,

Wallace³

1984

Stroke

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SUMMARY An innovative evaluation method is used to study the outcomes and clinical predictions for 97 patients with acute cerebral vascular accidents. The technique involved the participation of several professional disciplines in selecting baseline and treatment variables and making independent predictions about the functional status of patients upon discharge from the stroke treatment center. The data suggest that (1) baseline variables were more important than treatment variables in the participants' predictions about the patients' short-term outcomes; (2) stroke unit staff members were generally successful in predicting patients' functional status; and (3) stroke extensions and other complications are important factors which affect stroke patients' short-term outcomes.

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Evaluating and predicting outcome of acute cerebral vascular accident.

Dove¹,

Schneider²,

Wallace³

1984

Stroke

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“…Изучение исходов заболевания и определение эффе-ктивности назначенной терапии в ревматологии, как и в медицине в целом, являются одними из основных задач клинициста [14]. В последние годы отмечен рост внимания к проблеме Пн, что выражается в большом количестве ста-тей и описаний отдельных клинических случаев, публику-ющихся в отечественных и зарубежных изданиях.…”

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Validation of Eq-5d and Hads Indices to Evaluate Quality of Life in Patients With Panniculitis

Савушкина¹,

Амирджанова²,

Глухова³

et al. 2017

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“…A substantial number of these efforts were spawned by the academic health quality movement. This was launched with a series of articles that began to outline the deficiencies in the delivery of healthcare, which prompted numerous and multidimensional efforts towards healthcare quality improvement [2][3][4][5][6]. These included the re-engineering and restructuring of systems of healthcare delivery, the encouragement of peer review, and the incentivizing of competition among providers and organizations.…”

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Brief history of quality movement in US healthcare

Marjoua

Bozic

2012

Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med

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The current healthcare quality improvement infrastructure is a product of a century long experience of cumulative efforts. It began with an acknowledgement of the role of quality in healthcare, and gradually evolved to encompass the prioritization of quality improvement and the development of systems to monitor, quantify, and incentivize quality improvement in healthcare. We review the origins and the evolution of the US healthcare quality movement, identify existing initiatives specific to musculoskeletal care, outline significant challenges and opportunities, and propose recommendations for the future. Elements noted to be associated with successful healthcare quality improvement efforts include the presence of physician leadership, infrastructural support, and prioritization of healthcare quality within the culture of the organization. Issues that will require continued work include the development of a valid and reliable evidence base, accurate and replicable performance measurement and data collection methods, and development of a standard set of specialty specific performance metrics, with accurate provider attribution, risk adjustment and reporting mechanisms.

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Evaluating quality of patient care. A strategy relating outcome and process assessment

Cited by 39 publications

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Evaluating and predicting outcome of acute cerebral vascular accident.

Evaluating and predicting outcome of acute cerebral vascular accident.

Validation of Eq-5d and Hads Indices to Evaluate Quality of Life in Patients With Panniculitis

Brief history of quality movement in US healthcare

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