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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1997
Quality of care performance measures published by accreditation groups. Federal government and states' initiatives in quality improvement. Differina perspectives on measurement of quality.
NORMAN M. ROSENBERG +3 more
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Quality of care performance measures published by accreditation groups. Federal government and states' initiatives in quality improvement. Differina perspectives on measurement of quality.
NORMAN M. ROSENBERG +3 more
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Social Science & Medicine, 2000
This paper defines quality of health care. We suggest that there are two principal dimensions of quality of care for individual patients; access and effectiveness. In essence, do users get the care they need, and is the care effective when they get it? Within effectiveness, we define two key components--effectiveness of clinical care and effectiveness ...
Campbell, S. M. +2 more
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This paper defines quality of health care. We suggest that there are two principal dimensions of quality of care for individual patients; access and effectiveness. In essence, do users get the care they need, and is the care effective when they get it? Within effectiveness, we define two key components--effectiveness of clinical care and effectiveness ...
Campbell, S. M. +2 more
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1981
Excerpt To the editor: The editorial by Lawrence (1) in the February issue makes the point that "data are lacking for . . .
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Excerpt To the editor: The editorial by Lawrence (1) in the February issue makes the point that "data are lacking for . . .
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Quality of Care Among Care Providers
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1980Excerpt To the editor: When the article "Quality of Patient Care by Nurse Practitioners and Physician's Assistants: A Ten-Year Perspective" appeared in the September 1979 issue (1), we were pleased...
J A, Johnson, D K, Schweizer
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Quality of health care. Part 2: Measuring quality of care
Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, 1997Until recently, we relied primarily on professional judgment to ensure that patients received high-quality medical care.
R H, Brook, E A, McGlynn, P D, Cleary
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The Palliative Care Quality Network: Improving the Quality of Caring
Journal of Palliative Medicine, 2017Describe the establishment of the palliative care quality network (PCQN) with guidance on how teams can develop similar collaborations.In the current healthcare environment, palliative care (PC) teams must be able to demonstrate value and provide efficient care while supporting the clinicians who provide that care.The PCQN is a national quality ...
Steven Z, Pantilat +4 more
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1977
To the Editor.— The special communication by Dr W. E. Mitchell entitled "How to Deal With Poor Medical Care" (236:2875, 1976) describes two examples of poor medical care. Dr A performs too many unnecessary appendectomies. Dr B performs unrecognized or inappropriate procedures. The diagnosis of acute appendicitis is sometimes difficult to make because
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To the Editor.— The special communication by Dr W. E. Mitchell entitled "How to Deal With Poor Medical Care" (236:2875, 1976) describes two examples of poor medical care. Dr A performs too many unnecessary appendectomies. Dr B performs unrecognized or inappropriate procedures. The diagnosis of acute appendicitis is sometimes difficult to make because
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1977
Excerpt To the editor: Recent medical literature abounds with new and more complex schemes for evaluating cost effectiveness and the quality of care we give our patients.
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Excerpt To the editor: Recent medical literature abounds with new and more complex schemes for evaluating cost effectiveness and the quality of care we give our patients.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1988
To the Editor. —In their recent article, Drs Brook and Lohr 1 provide two suggestions for monitoring the quality of care given to Medicare patients. The authors state that "nearly all quality studies over the past two decades have found important clinical deficiencies." This statement is not referenced by the authors.
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To the Editor. —In their recent article, Drs Brook and Lohr 1 provide two suggestions for monitoring the quality of care given to Medicare patients. The authors state that "nearly all quality studies over the past two decades have found important clinical deficiencies." This statement is not referenced by the authors.
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1991
The quality of U.S. health care must improve. Practicing physicians need to become involved in generating new knowledge about what does and does not work in medical practice. Physicians might, for example, participate in building national databases on chronic and acute conditions using data from their patients or might help to enroll patients in cohort
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The quality of U.S. health care must improve. Practicing physicians need to become involved in generating new knowledge about what does and does not work in medical practice. Physicians might, for example, participate in building national databases on chronic and acute conditions using data from their patients or might help to enroll patients in cohort
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