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Measuring Performance in Primary Care: What Patient Outcome Indicators Do Physicians Value?
2007
Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine
Determining which patient outcome indicators may be appropriate to include in a primary care, practice performance tool is a difficult task. Unfortunately, no published studies currently document the opinions of these physicians regarding which indicators they most value. Objective: To ascertain the level of agreement among primary care physicians regarding the most salient patient outcome indicators for measuring performance in primary care. Methods: A random population survey of 115 adult
doi:10.3122/jabfm.2007.01.060082
pmid:17204728
fatcat:vzdzpdeezbbtfhmjbg7nwolwmq