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According to the IOM, what are the 3 domains of quality? - ✔✔-Customization, safety and Interventions
consistent with the latest medical f
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CPHQ test Questions and answers,
100% Accurate, graded A+. latest
version.
According to the IOM, what are the 3 domains of quality? - ✔✔-Customization, safety and Interventions
consistent with the latest medical findings.
Which of group is least likely to report errors? - ✔✔-Independent contractors
What are the types of quality problems identified by the IOM Roundtable on Healthcare Quality? - ✔✔-
Misuse, Overuse and Underuse
In behavioral health, what is the most important sentinel event for root cause analysis? - ✔✔-Death
Sentinel Event - ✔✔-Any adverse occurrence that is outside the range of the normal progression of the
diagnosed illness. EX: death in a patient you would not expect to die
Why is it easy to conduct a survey of medication related errors? - ✔✔-Prescription drug use is common
and well documented
In a successful, lean healthcare facility, what is the largest cost related to quality? - ✔✔-Preventive
efforts
When is the best time to discuss the results of a meeting exit survey? - ✔✔-At the beginning of the next
meeting, so you can apply the results of the survey immediately.
Whenever possible medication orders should be given by weight, volume dose or strength? - ✔✔-Dosethe most important variable related to medication
Why has there been a slow introduction of lean practices into medical laboratories? - ✔✔-Because of
variability and complexity of the samples in the laboratory is much higher than in a manufacturing
environment.
A delay in discharging patients can cause a bottleneck in what? - ✔✔-filling prescriptions, admissions
from the ER, admissions from surgical wards?
Which of the following conditions should quality assessment programs not examine? - ✔✔-A rare
condition with small effects on morbidity or mortality.
What 5 criteria should be met in order to consider a condition for a condition to be assessed in a quality
assessment? - ✔✔-1. Be common condition or have significant effect on morbidity or mortality. 2.
Scientific evidence for treating effects or preventing the condition. 3. The improvement in the quality of
treatment for the condition will improve overall health. 4. Have cost-effective interventions. 5. The
interventions for the condition should be susceptible to significant influence by health care providers.
What are the seven Pillars of Quality? - ✔✔-Efficacy, Effectiveness, Efficiency, Acceptability, Optimality,
Equity,Equity, Legitimacy Legitimacy
Humanistic Outcomes - ✔✔-Efficacy, Effectiveness, Efficiency and Acceptability
Society Outcomes - ✔✔-Optimality, Equity, Legitimacy
Efficacy - ✔✔-Sets an upper boundary for quality and establishes the ideal to which all should aspire.
Effectiveness - ✔✔-What extent does the service achieve its intended outcomes in a real world
environment.
Efficiency - ✔✔-Examines the extent to which scarce resources are used to derive the greatest benefits
with the least waste.
Acceptability - ✔✔-Usefulness of the service to the patient and its perceived impact on his/her quality.
Optimality - ✔✔-Allocation of resour
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