When Reviewing Outcome Measurement for Clinical Use, the Reviewers Must

question 12

Multiple Choice

When reviewing outcome measurement for clinical use, the reviewers must understand that the data

• A)identify the improvement required.
• B)identify the cause of the problem.
• C)identify questions to be asked.
• D)identify the results only.

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Definitions:

Capital

Resources made and used by people to produce and distribute goods and services, including buildings, machinery, tools, and equipment.

Investment

Utilization of resources (such as capital, time, or effort) with the expectation of achieving a future return, often through the acquisition of assets or improvement of productivity.

Inefficiency

The state of not achieving maximum productivity; failing to make the best use of time, resources, or energy.

Technological Advances

Refers to the progress in technological development that leads to new or improved goods and services, manufacturing processes, or the development of new markets, impacting economic growth and productivity.