NUR 630 Benchmark – Outcome and Process Measures

March 1, 2022

NUR 630 Benchmark – Outcome and Process Measures

NUR 630 Benchmark – Outcome and Process Measures

NUR 630 Benchmark – Outcome and Process Measures

Assessment Description

In a 1,000-1,250-word paper, consider the outcome and process measures that can be used for CQI. Include the following in your essay:

  1. At least two process measures that can be used for CQI.
  2. At least one outcome measure that can be used for CQI.
  3. A description of why each measure was chosen.
  4. An explanation of how data would be collected for each (how each will be measured).
  5. An explanation of how success would be determined.
  6. One or two data-driven, cost-effective solutions to this challenge.

Use a minimum of three peer-reviewed scholarly references as evidence.

Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.

This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.

You are required to submit this assignment to LopesWrite. A link to the LopesWrite technical support articles is located in Class Resources if you need assistance.

Benchmark Information

This benchmark assignment assesses the following programmatic competency:

MSN Leadership in Health Care Systems

6.5: Generate data-driven, cost-effective solutions to organizational challenges.

Resources

Data-Driven Quality Improvement, Culture Change, and the High Reliability Journey at a Special Hospital for People With Medically Complex Developmental Disabilities

Read “Data-Driven Quality Improvement, Culture Change, and the High Reliability Journey at a Special Hospital for People With Medical

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Key Questions When Choosing Health Care Quality Measures

Read “Key Questions When Choosing Health Care Quality Measures,” located on the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)

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Applying the Pareto Principle and a Targeted Education Intervention Following Audit and Feedback to Drive Behavior Changes in the Use of Technology

Read “Applying the Pareto Principle and a Targeted Education Intervention Following Audit and Feedback to Drive Behavior Changes in t

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Sepsis and Septic Shock After Craniotomy: Predicting a Significant Patient Safety and Quality Outcome Measure

Read “Sepsis and Septic Shock After Craniotomy: Predicting a Significant Patient Safety and Quality Outcome Measure,” by Zhang, L

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Developing a Data-Driven Approach in Order to Improve the Safety and Quality of Patient Care

Read “Developing a Data-Driven Approach in Order to Improve the Safety and Quality of Patient Care,” by Cascini, Santaroni,&

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Select Health Care Quality Measures for a Consumer Report

Explore the Select Measures to Report page of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) website.

Washington Manual of Patient Safety and Quality Improvement

Review Chapters 2 and 4 in Washington Manual of Patient Safety and Quality Improvement.

View Resource

Using the Quality Improvement (QI) Tool Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) to Examine Implementation Barriers to Common Workflows in Integrated Pediatric Care

Read “Using the Quality Improvement (QI) Tool Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) to Examine Implementation Barriers to Common

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Measuring Nursing Care Value, Big Data, and the Challenges of Estimating Causal Effects

NUR 630 Benchmark - Outcome and Process Measures

NUR 630 Benchmark – Outcome and Process Measures

Read “Measuring Nursing Care Value, Big Data, and the Challenges of Estimating Causal Effects,” by Perraillon, Welton,

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Continuous Quality Improvement in Health Care

Read Chapter 4 in Continuous Quality Improvement in Health Care.

View Resource

Benchmark – Outcome and Process Measures – Rubric

Process Measures

Criteria Description

Process Measures

5. Target

13.2 points

Two process measures are present.

4. Acceptable

12.14 points

NA

3. Approaching

11.62 points

NA

2. Insufficient

10.56 points

Two process measures are incomplete or not applicable.

1. Unsatisfactory

0 points

Two process measures are not present.

Outcome Measures

Criteria Description

Outcome Measures

5. Target

13.2 points

One outcome measure is present.

4. Acceptable

12.14 points

NA

3. Approaching

11.62 points

NA

2. Insufficient

10.56 points

One outcome measure is incomplete or not applicable.

1. Unsatisfactory

0 points

One outcome measure is not present.

Description of Why Each Measure Was Chosen

Criteria Description

Description of Why Each Measure Was Chosen

5. Target

14.4 points

A description of why each measure was chosen is present and thorough.

4. Acceptable

13.25 points

A description of why each measure was chosen is present and detailed.

3. Approaching

12.67 points

A description of why each measure was chosen is present.

2. Insufficient

11.52 points

A description of why each measure was chosen is present, but lacks detail or is incomplete.

1. Unsatisfactory

0 points

A description of why each measure was chosen is not present.

Explanation of How Data Would Be Collected for Each Measure

Criteria Description

Explanation of How Data Would Be Collected for Each Measure

5. Target

14.4 points

An explanation of how data would be collected for each measure is present and thorough.

4. Acceptable

13.25 points

An explanation of how data would be collected for each measure is present and detailed.

3. Approaching

12.67 points

An explanation of how data would be collected for each measure is present.

2. Insufficient

11.52 points

An explanation of how data would be collected for each measure is present, but lacks detail or is incomplete.

1. Unsatisfactory

0 points

An explanation of how data would be collected for each measure is not present.

Explanation of How Success Would Be Determined

Criteria Description

Explanation of How Success Would Be Determined

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