“Process”

Clinical Quality Measures

• Process (3)

Organization

• U.S.-based Organizations (3)

Name

• Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) Quality Collaboration (1)
• American College of Gastroenterology (1)
• American Gastroenterological Association (1)
• American Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (1)
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (1)
• National Committee for Quality Assurance (1)
• Physician Consortium for Performance Improvement® (1)
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Type

• Clinical Specialty Collaboration (1)
• Federal Government Agency [U.S.] (1)
• Health Care Accreditation Organization (1)
• Health Care Quality Collaboration (1)
• Medical Specialty Society (1)
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• Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) Quality Measures (1)
• Colorectal Cancer Screening (1)

Aim

• Better Care (3)

Priority

• Health and Well-being of Communities (3)
• Making Care Safer (1)
• Prevention and Treatment of Leading Causes of Mortality (3)

• Ambulatory/Office-based Care (2)
• Ambulatory Procedure/Imaging Center (3)
• Hospital Inpatient (1)
• Hospital Outpatient (1)
• Long-term Care Facilities - Other (1)
• Rehabilitation Centers (1)
• Skilled Nursing Facilities/Nursing Homes (1)
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• Internal quality improvement (3)
• Pay-for-reporting (3)
• Professional certification (1)
• Public reporting (3)

• All Core Quality Measures (1)

Core Set Learn More About Core Quality Measure

• Gastroenterology (1)

• Ambulatory Surgery Center Quality Reporting Program (3)
• Hospital Compare (1)
• Hospital Inpatient Quality Reporting Program (1)
• Hospital Outpatient Quality Reporting Program (2)
• Physician Quality Reporting System (1)
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• A clinical practice guideline or other peer-reviewed synthesis of the clinical research evidence (3)
• A formal consensus procedure, involving experts in relevant clinical, methodological, public health and organizational sciences (1)
• A systematic review of the clinical research literature (e.g., Cochrane Review) (1)
• One or more research studies published in a National Library of Medicine (NLM) indexed, peer-reviewed journal (3)

• Administrative clinical data (2)
• Administrative management data (1)
• Electronic health/medical record (1)
• Paper medical record (2)
• Patient/Individual survey (1)
• Registry data (1)
• Other (1)
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Age

• Adult: 65-79 years old (1)
• Adult: 45-64 years old (1)
• Unspecified (2)

Gender

• Either male or female (3)

Vulnerable Populations

• Does not apply to this measure (1)
• Unspecified (2)

• Effectiveness (3)
• Safety (1)
• Timeliness (1)