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

A Japanese tool called 5S (each step starts with letter "S") is a systematic program that helps workers take control of their workspace so that it actually works for them (and their customers) instead of being a neutral or, as is quite common, competing factor.
Which of the following is/are NOT out of these five 5S? (Choose two.)

Because of their detail and straightforward design, patient registries are a powerful source of quality improvement
data. Registries usually are specialty or procedure specific. For instance:

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:

The weight of scoring system is based on an emphasis Baldrige places on ___________ and an organization's ability to demonstrate performance and improvement in the following areas:
Product and service outcomes

Customer-focused outcomes

Financial and market outcomes

Workforce-focused outcomes

Process effectiveness outcomes

Leadership outcomes