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Multidimensional performance measurement.

Abstract

Assessing performance in today's complex health care environment presents a challenge to the nursing profession. In order to effectively evaluate performance within this complex and evolving health care environment, evaluation from multiple sources is required. This article describes a multidimensional performance measurement model that has patient care delivery at the center. This model may be used to evaluate performance of an individual provider or of an entire health care system.

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J M Popovich. 1998. Multidimensional performance measurement.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00001786-199804000-00006

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