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Slide 16. Item-Level Comparative Results

A national technical assistance conference call conducted on March 31, 2010, provides users with an overview of the development of the survey. In addition, two professionals share their success and challenges in survey administration from both a regional perspective and an individual nursing home, and discuss how to maximize survey response and use survey results to develop action plans to target safety culture improvement initiatives. This is one of the sets of speaker slides from the call.

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Based on 40 Pilot Nursing Homes

Image: Screen shot showing how the item-level comparative results are displayed. The survey item percent positive response is shown as bar chart with one bar representing your nursing home and the other bar chart alongside it representing the comparative results. The minimum and maximum average percent positive scores are also shown.

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Page last reviewed October 2010
Internet Citation: Slide 16. Item-Level Comparative Results. October 2010. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. https://archive.ahrq.gov/professionals/quality-patient-safety/patientsafetyculture/nursing-home/resources/carpentertacall/carpentacallsl16.html

 

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