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JCAHO hits a wall with plan on indicators. Hospitals balk at costly and inefficient program to measure clinical outcomes.
Mod Healthc. 1994 Mar 14; 24(11):30-3, 36, 38-40.MH

Abstract

The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations is poised at a key point in its history. Decisions that will be made this year by the JCAHO, hospitals, purchasers and the government will determine what role the JCAHO will play under a reformed national healthcare system. This cover story is the first installment of a two-part status report on the JCAHO. The first part examines the development of the JCAHO's clinical indicator monitoring system and its acceptance by hospitals and others, and the ability of the system to improve patient care The second part, to be published in an upcoming issue of Modern Healthcare, will focus on the JCAHO's efforts to position itself for reform.

Authors

Burda D
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MeSH

Attitude to HealthCost-Benefit AnalysisData CollectionDatabase Management SystemsFund RaisingHealth Care ReformHealth Services ResearchHospitalsJoint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare OrganizationsOutcome Assessment, Health CareResearch Support as TopicUnited States

Pub Type(s)

Journal Article

Language

eng

PubMed ID

10132311

Citation

Burda, D. "JCAHO Hits a Wall With Plan On Indicators. Hospitals Balk at Costly and Inefficient Program to Measure Clinical Outcomes." Modern Healthcare, vol. 24, no. 11, 1994, pp. 30-3, 36, 38-40.
Burda D. JCAHO hits a wall with plan on indicators. Hospitals balk at costly and inefficient program to measure clinical outcomes. Mod Healthc. 1994;24(11):30-3, 36, 38-40.
Burda, D. (1994). JCAHO hits a wall with plan on indicators. Hospitals balk at costly and inefficient program to measure clinical outcomes. Modern Healthcare, 24(11), 30-3, 36, 38-40.
Burda D. JCAHO Hits a Wall With Plan On Indicators. Hospitals Balk at Costly and Inefficient Program to Measure Clinical Outcomes. Mod Healthc. 1994 Mar 14;24(11):30-3, 36, 38-40. PubMed PMID: 10132311.
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