To identify outpatient data sources, the team should consider the following questions EXCEPT (Choose two):

The manager's perspective on quality differs markedly from that of clinicians and patients on:

For example, a bathroom scale that always reads 185 pounds is reliable. Although the scale may be reliable and
consistent, it is not valid if the person does not weigh 185 pounds. So in conventional use, the term validity refers to:

________________ is the degree to difference between survey results when the scales are applied in different settings. Survey scores should reflect differences institutions, where care is presumably different.

Statistical analysis conducted with control charts is different from what some consider "traditional research" (e.g. hypothesis testing, development of p-values, design of randomized clinic trials). Traditional research is designed to compare the results at time one (e.g. the cholesterol levels of a group of middle-aged men) with the results at time two (typically months after the initial measure).
Research conducted in this manner is referred to as ___________________.