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A Conceptual Framework That Includes Continuum of Care and Measure Type Is Useful to Characterize Quality Measures - The authors identified more than 500 measures relevant to posttraumatic stress disorder, major depressive disorder, or other psychological health conditions.
- The authors selected measures according to two validity criteria, two feasibility criteria, one importance criterion, and whether the National Quality Forum had endorsed the measure (a proxy for importance, validity, reliability, feasibility, and usability).
- The authors mapped the measures to the conceptual framework dimensions, which included the continuum of care and its five phases (prevention, screening, assessment, treatment, and reintegration) and the type of measure (structure, process, outcome, patient experience, and resource use).
A Large Set of Candidate Quality Measures Provides Many Options to Support Future Efforts to Assess Care for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Major Depressive Disorder - The authors identified 29 candidate measures of quality of care for PTSD and 29 for MDD. Some are condition-specific; others could apply to other psychological health conditions.
- The candidate quality measures rely on a variety of data sources, including administrative claims data, medical record review data, and patient survey data.
- Descriptions of each measure provide a foundation for understanding each measure's content and evaluating its potential value as a means of evaluating the quality of mental health care provided by the military health system.
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