Care Coordination Accountability Measures for Primary Care Practice: A Table B-1. Priority Groups of Survey Measures Based on Feasibility and Table B-1. Priority Groups of Survey Measures Based on Feasibility and Degree of Focus on Care CoordinationSurvey Length*Degree of Focus on Care Coordination*Minimal (50% map)Strong (≥50% map)Short (≤50 items)Priority Group 1: Highest priority for further review. These measures likely have both good feasibility and strong relevance.Priority Group 3: Lower priority for further review, but potentially useful if higher priority measures are inadequate.Long (>50 items)Priority Group 2: Second priority for further review. These measures are likely highly relevant, but may have some feasibility concerns.Priority Group 4: Lowest priority for further review. These measures are likely less feasible and less relevant.* Measures close to cut-points along both dimensions (length, focus) were elevated to next higher priority category than what categorization criteria specify here.Return to Document Current as of January 2012 Internet Citation: Care Coordination Accountability Measures for Primary Care Practice: A: Table B-1. Priority Groups of Survey Measures Based on Feasibility and. January 2012. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/research/findings/final-reports/pcpaccountability/pcpacctabb1.html
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