True or False: The percent of patients receiving home health services who develop a pressure ulcer is a measure of potentially avoidable events.

True or False: Evaluating the appropriateness of physicians’ clinical decisions when caring for hospital patients is the responsibility of the organized medical staff.

An improvement team in a home health agency wants to streamline the process of discharging patients. The team identifies all the factors that will hinder the success of their improvement plans, as well as those factors that will increase the likelihood of success. The team is using what improvement tool?

What state regulations contains quality-related responsibilities for healthcare organizations?

True or False: Process improvement teams use analytic tools to evaluate where changes are needed to improve performance.

What should a team have to keep their improvement project on track?

Achieving near-perfect quality is the primary goal of which performance improvement model?

What improvement action can help achieve 95% process reliability?

True or False: Every hospital has a patient safety coordinator.

True or False: A control chart can be used to distinguish between common cause and special cause variations in performance.