This research seeks to understand how processes in medical care relate to patient outcomes.
Performed evaluations on healthcare processes and their outcomes
Analyzed data from multiple medical care settings
Utilized statistical methods to identify correlations
Identified strong correlations between specific care processes and improved patient outcomes
Statistical analysis revealed significant relationships with a p-value <0.05
Findings emphasize the importance of evaluating care processes in medical settings
Abstract
From the Rand Corporation, 1700 Main Street, Santa Monica, California 90406, and from the Departments of Medicine and Public Health, UCLA Center for the Health Sciences, Westwood, California 90024