Study Finds Quality Care and Patient Satisfaction Metrics Differ

October 4, 2013 - Despite healthcare providers’ push in recent years to improve patient satisfaction scores, these scores may not be the best way to evaluate care and good clinical outcomes, according to a new study from Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. The research team refined the PRIDIT statistical methodology, originally used in fraud detection, to determine hospital quality.
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