When continuing unique events, one uses a p-chart. The number plotted on a chart would be either a proportion or a percentage. When counting total events (e.g., the number of falls per patient day each month), one plots a ratio on a u-chart.
Examples of attributes data plotted as percentage on p-charts include figures such as (Choose two):

Familiarity with terms describing the psychometric properties of survey instruments and methods for data collection can help an organization choose a survey that will provide it with credible information for quality improvement. There are two different and complementary approaches to assessing the reliability and validity of a questionnaire.
Which of the following are out of those approaches?

Six sigma (3.4 defects per million) is a system for improvement developed over time by Hewlett-Paard, Motorola,
General Electric, and others in the 1980s and 1990s. The aim of six sigma is:

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:

In every survey, some people agree to be respondents but do not answer every question. Although non-response to
individual questions is usually low, occasionally it can be high and can affect estimates. Categories of patients
mentioned below selected to be in the sample; do not actually provide data. Which of the following is odd one?