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Fraser and Sniegoski Slide 38

AHRQ and the Science of Public Reporting

Text version of slide presentation from a National Advisory Council meeting.

Survey to Inform Summit

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Do you think the best current public reports of provider performance information to consumers:

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Need to be totally revamped:

  • Interviewees: 36 percent.

Need substantial improvement and redesign:

  • Survey Respondents: 81 percent.
  • Interviewees: 50 percent.

Need modest changes:

  • Survey Respondents: 14 percent.
  • Interviewees: 11 percent.
Are more or less OK as they are:
  • Survey Respondents: 5 percent.
  • Interviewees: 4 percent.

Should be abandoned:

  • Survey Respondents: 0 percent.
  • Interviewees: 0 percent.

Meredith Rosenthal, presentation at AHRQ Summit on Public Reporting for Consumers, March 23, 2011, work funded by AHRQ and Commonwealth Fund.

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