University of Guam Healthcare Structure Process and Outcome Questions

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For many years, hospital accreditation bodies assumed that if the structural criteria were met, that is, that the physical plant, the qualifications of the staff, and the necessary equipment were in place, the quality of the services would automatically be acceptable. Subsequently, accreditation groups decided that they had also better look at the medical records to see how the services were being provided. They assumed that, if the necessary structure was in place, and the required services were delivered as prescribed, the quality of care would be acceptable. Now, these same accrediting groups find it necessary to look at the outcomes of care as well.

Describe "structure, process, and outcome" in the assessment of the quality of medical care, and provide examples of each dimension.

How are the three dimensions related?

Can these relationships be trusted to assure the quality of care in the complex, high-tech world of modern medicine? If not, why?

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Structure, Process, and Outcome

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Q1. The description of the structure, process, and outcome with examples.
In a healthcare setting, in order to compare and evaluate the quality of care, particular
measures must be used. These measures and standards are normally categorized into three classes:
structure, process, and outcome (Ameh et al., 2017).
Structure standards providers a patient with high-quality care together with healthcare
capacity and systems. In other words, it focuses on the organization as well as personnel’s core
features in mea...

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