Verified CPHQ exam dumps Q&As with Correct 202 Questions and Answers [Q40-Q64]

NEW QUESTION 40
Health care provider accountability
Decision making public reporting
Organizational evaluation
National performance improvement goals and activities
These are the performance measures identified by health organizations in order to meet:

NEW QUESTION 41
The cockpit of an airplane is a more complex example of a collection of instruments that reports information critical to
successful air travel. The driver of a car or the pilot of an airplane monitors multiple indicators of performance
simultaneously to arrive at the intended destination successfully. At any given point in the journey, the driver or pilot
may focus on one indicator, but overall success depends on the collective performance of the systems represented by
the indicators. This example depicts that dashboard tools that report on the ongoing performance of the critical
processes that lead to:

NEW QUESTION 42
The performance improvement methodology is a carefully chosen, strategically driven, value based, systematic, organization-wide approach to the achievement of specific, meaningful, high-priority organizational improvements.
The plan should include:

NEW QUESTION 43
The comparison chart interpretation will result in one of the following scenarios, regardless of the type of measure EXCEPT:

NEW QUESTION 44
The increased focus on and mandate for healthcare data place healthcare providers in a different situation than they have known in the past. Providers document such things and, unfortunately, many providers struggle to address the measurement mandate proactively, which leads organizations to assume a defensive posture when external organizations release the data.
Which of the following ways show/s the responses of provider in such cases? (Choose three.)

NEW QUESTION 45
The primary benefit of adopting a countrywide or global uniform set of discharge data is to:

NEW QUESTION 46
Crossing the Quality Chasm provided a blueprint for the future that classified and unified the components of quality through six aims for improvement, chain of effects, and simple rules for redesign of healthcare.
The six aims for improvement, viewed also six dimensions of quality.
Which of the following is NOT out of those dimensions?

NEW QUESTION 47
__________ accounts for the different types of patients in institutions. Adjustments should be considered when
hospital survey results are being released to the public.

NEW QUESTION 48
One major difference between traditional quality assurance (QA) and quality improvement (QI) is that QI:

NEW QUESTION 49
Experts on delivering superior customer service suggest that healthcare organizations adopt the following set
principles EXCEPT:

NEW QUESTION 50
The manager’s perspective on quality differs markedly from that of clinicians and patients on:

NEW QUESTION 51
Because of the goals of care can be defined broadly, outcome measures have come to include the costs of care as well
as patients’ satisfaction with care. In formulations that stress the technical aspects of care, however outcome typically
refers to:

NEW QUESTION 52
The distinction between inpatient and outpatient data is an important consideration in planning the data collection process because:

NEW QUESTION 53
Ordering the correct diagnostic procedure for a patient is a measure of _________. When evaluating the process of care, however, appropriateness is only half the story. The other half is in how well and how promptly (i.e. skill-fully) the procedure was carried out.

NEW QUESTION 54
The percentage of patients with congestive heart failure who are receiving an ACE inhibitor is an example of retrospective measure. The use of ACE inhibitors in the population is indicated for all patients with an ejection fraction of less than 40 percent. The ejection fraction is not part of the typical administrative database.
Sometimes the information is contained:

NEW QUESTION 55
Systematic sampling is achieved by numbering or ordering each element in the population (e.g., time order, alphabetical order, and medical order) and then selecting every kth element.
The key point that most people ignore when doing a systematic sample is that:

NEW QUESTION 56
Reliability is a matter of whether a particular technique applied repeatedly to the same object yields the same results
each time. The reliability of a survey is initially addressed within ________________.

NEW QUESTION 57
According to Joint Commission standards, the safety program must include all of the following EXCEPT:

NEW QUESTION 58
IHI has designed a model to support its breakthrough collaborative series. A key component of the collaborative
model is the ability of participants to work with other organizations to discuss:

NEW QUESTION 59
For example, a bathroom scale that always reads 185 pounds is reliable. Although the scale may be reliable and
consistent, it is not valid if the person does not weigh 185 pounds. So in conventional use, the term validity refers to:

NEW QUESTION 60
Health plan databases are valuable because they contain detailed information on all care received by health plan
members. These databases are commonly used to identify patients who have not received preventive services such
as:

NEW QUESTION 61
The best way a healthcare organization can measure whether it is meeting its goals and targets is to compare its performance:

NEW QUESTION 62
Rapid cycle testing is designed to reduce the cycle time of new process implementation from months to days.
To prevent unnecessary delays in testing or implementation, teams or units using rapid cycle testing must remain focused on the testing of solutions and avoid:

NEW QUESTION 63
Employees involved in quality circles are encouraged to develop ideas for improvement or request management
efforts to propose solutions for adoption. The aims of the quality circle activities are all of the following EXCEPT:

NEW QUESTION 64
Once listing posts system is in place, root-cause analyses can be performed to identify particular problems, such as a
staff member or medical group that contributes to problems, or problems that are systemic to the delivery of care,
such as an antiquated manual appointment system. Listing post strategies include: