5. Public Reporting as a Quality Improvement Strategy

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Author Year (QA) Glance 2008 48 (Fair) Study Purpose and/ or a priori Hypothesis To determine if high-quality surgeons are less likely to perform CABG surgery on high-risk patients compared with lower-risk patients. Study Geographic Design/ Location Type NY One Group, Post Only Sample Population/ Procedure Patients undergoing isolated CABG surgery in NYS who were discharged between 1997 and 1999. N=51750. Primary Comparison Outcomes Low-risk Association patients vs. between high-risk surgeon patients. observed-toexpected mortality ratio and patient predicted mortality J-2 Public Report Name and Description* Context: Environment Characteristics Context: Decisionmaker Characteristics Context: Type of Decision/ Choice NY CSRS None none none
Author Year (QA) Hannan 1994 21 (Good) Study Purpose and/ or a priori Hypothesis 1) To examine changes in the risk-adjusted CABG outcomes among providers that occurred during 1989- 1992 as a function of the risk-adjusted mortality in 1989. 2) To examine changes in the volume of patients undergoing CABG as a function of the performance of providers in 1989. Study Geographic Design/ Location Type NY Interrupted Time Series Sample Population/ Procedure 30 providers (hospitals and surgeons) performing CABG surgeries in NY state Primary Comparison Outcomes Baseline: Intra-group Three changes in different RAMR: RAMR groups of ten for each tercile created using RAMR prior to public release compared to RAMR 3 yrs after release Hospitals: Group 1= lowest RAMR, Group 2 = middle RAMR, Group 3 = Highest RAMR) in initial period (1989 for hospitals; 1989 to 1990 for surgeons compared to RAMR for same tercile in 1992. Surgeons: Same breakdown of terciles, but groups 1 and 2 have an N of 32 each, while group 3 has an N of 31 J-3 Outlier status (high outliers, non-outliers, and low outliers, with low outliers having significantly lower than expected mortality rates) Volume of procedures: tracked using same tercile and outlier groupings. Public Report Name and Description* Context: Environment Characteristics Context: Decisionmaker Characteristics Context: Type of Decision/ Choice NY CSRS None None None
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Evidence Report/Technology Assessme
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This report is based on research co
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Acknowledgments We would like to ac
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Public Reporting as a Quality Impro
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Tables Table A. Summary Evidence Ta
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and using reports and other decisio
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• Outcomes (specified for each Ke
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Methods A Technical Expert Panel fo
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setting), and the strength of the b
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Table A. Summary evidence table: ef
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was at the time the included studie
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6. Hibbard JH, Sofaer S. Best Pract
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access to essential information and
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providers, for purposes of this rev
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information and reduces comprehensi
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Methods Topic Nomination and Develo
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Table 1. Public reporting concepts
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• The public reporting was only a
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• Key Question 2. Harms included
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were retained, but they were not as
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Data Extraction Following full text
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Data Synthesis We separated studies
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Results Organization The results of
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Overview of Effectiveness of Public
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Access restrictions. It was unclear
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o The results of two studies sugges
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Key Question 5 What characteristics
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Long-term care • Studies that exa
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Harms (Key Question 2) • Two 52,6
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eport known as QualityCounts was pr
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Table 1. Study findings: hospital c
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o One study found that patients tre
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condition found declines for CHF (7
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developed (HCAHPS) and public repor
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Key Question 6. Context Two studies
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• Survey responses of hospitals i
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activity would influence hospital c
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Lab-Type Experiments The two articl
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Table 3. Summary of evidence: publi
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Individual Clinicians and Outpatien
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public reports influenced the contr
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New York State to trends in other S
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One study evaluated use of a Web si
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Patients. Patient reactions to publ
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Table 4. Summary of evidence: quali
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Table 4. Summary of evidence: Quali
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Health Plans Rating and reporting o
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The public reporting intervention i
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that included adjustment for severa
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Key Question 6. Context Five studie
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about patient-physician relationshi
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CAHPS results. Credibility of the r
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Long-Term Care Services Prior syste
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o Improvement in one QM (influenza
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studies that examined change and tr
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Table 6. Study findings: change in
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ehospitalizations for these patient
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improvements in the pain measure we
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Werner et al. 107 2012 included ext
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Table 7. Summary of evidence: long-
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Figure 3. Number of included quanti
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suggests the possibility that addit
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Table 8. Summary evidence table: Ef
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literature sources that we were abl
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of public reports have a wide range
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approaches to reducing bias in heal
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21. Young G. Multistakeholder regio
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60. Castle NG, Liu D, Engberg J. Th
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99. Knutson DJ, Kind EA, Fowles JB,
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141. Schneider EC, Epstein AM. Infl
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181. Scanlo DP, Chernew M, McLaughl
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222. Ketelaar NA, Faber MJ, Flottor
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Appendix A. Literature Search Datab
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CINAHL EBSCO Plus with Full Text Da
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EMBASE - Elsevier (1973-present) Da
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Public Affairs Information Service
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Full Text Review Include: Based on
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Appendix C. Included and Excluded S
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29. Castle NG, Sonon K, Antonova J.
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58. Gabel JR. When employers choose
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86. Hibbard JH, Peters E, Dixon A,
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117. Marshall M, Noble J, Davies H,
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145. Pettijohn TL, Lawrence ME. The
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174. Spranca MD, Elliott MN, Shaw R
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6. NCQA releases HEDIS 2.0 standard
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40. Pacific Business Group on Healt
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74. The effect of report cards on M
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275. Centre for R, Dissemination. P
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301. Chesanow N. Managed care 1999.
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329. Commonwealth Fund. Commission
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358. Daly JM, Jogerst GJ. Associati
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386. DeLiberty RN. Developing a pub
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494. French J. 2003 E.I. Hood Award
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551. Graham JD. Is reporting of qua
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608. Hardingham L. Informed decisio
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935. Miller R, Lazar J. Public repo
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963. Morrison K. The road to JCAHO
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1017. O’Malley C. Quality measure
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Appendix E. Description of Public R
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Table E1. Descriptive information a
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Table E1. Descriptive information a
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Appendix F. Method for Quality Asse
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the time periods actually prior to
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Application to Public Reporting Thi
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Table G1. Quality assessment criter
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Table G1. Quality assessment criter
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Section A Appendix H. Hospitals: Qu
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Table H1. Hospital quantitative stu
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Author, Year (QA) Baker 2003 4 (Fai
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