The Picker Institute's Eight Dimensions of Care Measurement (Access, Respect

question 1

True/False

The Picker Institute's Eight Dimensions of Care Measurement (Access, Respect for patients' values and preferences, Coordination of Care, Information, Communication, and Education, Physical Comfort, Emotional Support, Involvement of Friends and Family, and Preparation for Discharge and Transitions in Care) were chosen by enlightened administrators to measure critical aspects of hospital patients' experiences.

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Definitions:

Services

Economic activities offered by one party to another, often involving a form of work done for customers without the production of physical goods.

Success

Success refers to the achievement of a desired aim or outcome, often measured by accomplishing goals, accruing wealth, or receiving recognition.

Ideals-motivated

Driven by high standards or principles, often relating to ethical, moral, or perfectionist goals rather than practical considerations.

Higher Resources

Refers to the availability of increased or superior assets, whether financial, material, or human, for the purpose of achieving greater objectives or improving operations.