Quality metrics definition

Quality metrics means measures determined by the department that will be used to evaluate the quality of care delivered during a specific episode.

Examples of Quality metrics in a sentence

  • The Provider must track and record operational Performance and Quality metrics necessary to ensure the successful management of the project.

  • Quality metrics will be reported quarterly to staff and include quantitative as well as qualitative indicators: pregnancy rates, error rates, incident rates, innovations.

  • Quality metrics, customer experience, and performance must not vary widely between U S WEST and USi clients ---------------------- [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT] means that certain confidential material has been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

  • Quality metrics of competition sensitive data shall be available for review but not delivered in written forms.

  • Quality metrics are used to evaluate success of the services offered and to determine when a change in strategy is required or additional resources are needed.

  • Minimum Performance Standards (MPS) – The CONTRACTOR is expected to meet a minimum level of performance as identified in the Managed Care Policy and Procedure Guide—a specific list of Quality metrics (aka the withhold metrics).

  • Performance reports will include On Time Delivery and Quality metrics.

  • Quality metrics and reporting will be expanded under Phase II as the PASSE provides additional services under a full-risk system.

  • Quality metrics are a way to monitor and measure how we are doing as a whole –this helps us know more about the strengths and gaps within the professional development system.

  • Quality metrics will be developed in SGA1 to assess the actual state and capabilities of the infrastructure, vis-à-vis what is planned.