Selection criteria for quality of care reporting awards 2003/04

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• Extent to which the presentation of the report is understandable to a lay reader and uses a format which conveys information clearly.
• Demonstrates that an adequate level of consultation has taken place with key stakeholders.
• Demonstrates that the hospital has measures in place to identify groups for whom it should improve the quality of services.
• Provides quantitative and qualitative information about the quality of services, and explains for a lay audience how quantitative performance measures can be understood and interpreted.
• The information presented is valid, relevant and able to be confirmed by external audit.
• Clearly identifies areas of relative strength as well as areas which require further improvement.
• Specifies systems/processes that have been implemented to improve safety and quality.
  

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