Question 1

The downside of _____________ is cost. It is very costly and time consuming, and it often requires several full time data analysts.

Options :

A : Prospective data collection approach

B : Retrospective approach

C : Scanners

D : Flow charts

Answer: A

Question 2

Statistical analysis conducted with control charts is different from what some consider “traditional

research” (e.g. hypothesis testing, development of p-values, design of randomized clinic trials).

Traditional research is designed to compare the results at time one (e.g. the cholesterol levels of a

group of middle-aged men) with the results at time two (typically months after the initial measure).

Research conducted in this manner is referred to as___________________.

Options :

A : Static group comparison

B : Continuous distribution

C : SPC

D : None of these

Answer: A

Question 3

__________________ is the skill and competence of health professionals and the ability of diagnostic or therapeutic equipment, procedures, and systems to accomplish what they are meant to accomplish, reliably and effectively

Options :

A : Technical excellence

B : Subjective experience

C : Professional excellence

D : Objective experience

Answer: A

Question 4

Credentialing refers to the process of _______________ a well qualified staff that is able to deliver highest-quality care.

Options :

A : Hiring

B : Compensating

C : Awarding

D : Nominating

Answer: A

Question 5

Interpersonal relationships are the fundamental part of a management system. They basically

coordinate activities of different departments in a unit. What is the role of Interpersonal

relationships in Healthcare delivery systems?

Options :

A : Promotion of cordial relationships

B :

Clinicians who relate well to their patients are more likely to elicit a more complete and accurate

history from their patients

C : It relates to Medical Ethics

D : None of the above

Answer: B