Back to Course Test your knowledge: Introduction to measurement in QI 0% Complete 0/0 Steps Quiz 1 of 0 Test your knowledge: Introduction to measurement in QI Andrea Ouwerkerk July 21, 2025 Time limit: 0 Quiz Summary 0 of 1 Questions completed Questions: Information You have already completed the quiz before. Hence you can not start it again. Quiz is loading… You must sign in or sign up to start the quiz. You must first complete the following: Results Quiz complete. Results are being recorded. Results 0 of 1 Questions answered correctly Time has elapsed Categories Not categorized 0% Thanks for completing this short quiz to test your knowledge so far. If you wish to review anything covered again, you can navigate back to Topic 1: Introduction to measurement in QI. If you would like to move on, you can continue on to Topic 2: Choosing and defining improvement measures. Show Question 1 Review Answered Correct Incorrect Question 1 of 1 1. Question In the task on the previous page, you identified data that could be collected to assess whether the change was leading to improvement. Look at the measures listed below, which were identified. For each one, decide whether it is a process, outcome or balancing measure. Drag the correct type to match the measurement below. (Note to reviewer: I don’t like the display of this question but LD is limited (ideally this should be a categorical matching component but LD does not have that capability). There are two other options to the way its displayed now – neither of which I like: Structure this activity by adding each statement as it’s own ‘question’ as an MCQ question style and then learners select either ‘outcome measure’, ‘process measure’ or ‘balancing measure’. That will make the page long and might put learners off – feeling like they have to do a lot of work. Change the matching statements around (ie: learners will drag and drop the longer statements next to the ‘Outcome measure’ etc. but in this case there will be a list of four ‘Outcomes’ – one after the other and then the same with ‘Process measure’ and ‘Balancing measure’) Please let me know what you suggest. Sort elements Outcome measure Outcome measure Outcome measure Process measure Outcome measure Process measure Process measure Process measure Process measure Total antibiotic usage Correct Incorrect Correct answer Time to administration of antibiotics following diagnosis of sepsis Correct Incorrect Correct answer Usage of ‘watch and reserve antibiotics’ Correct Incorrect Correct answer Number of patients who have a documented indication for antibiotics Correct Incorrect Correct answer Incidence of healthcare associated infections, e.g. clostridium difficile Correct Incorrect Correct answer Number of patients who have a documented antibiotic review Correct Incorrect Correct answer Number of patients who have a documented stop date Correct Incorrect Correct answer Number of patients with an IV to oral switch in antibiotics Correct Incorrect Correct answer Additional time taken to carry out pharmacist-led review of antibiotics Correct Incorrect Correct answer Correct Incorrect
