Patient Safety Tool: Potential Measures for Clinical-Community Relationships

The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality offers complimentary resources quality improvement in a variety of healthcare settings.

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Potential Measures for Clinical-Community Relationships is a supplement to the March 2013 Clinical-Community Relationships Measures Atlas, also from AHRQ. The measure set is intended to improve management of chronic care and preventative care.

The Potential Measures for Clinical-Community Relationships proposes 52 potential measures and a core set of 13 measures for assessing relationships between clinical and community institutions. The measures fill the gaps in measurement from its predecessor, the Measures Atlas.

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