Question

Project 2-2 Answer Sheet Performance Measurement Numerators and Denominators Student Name: Performance Measure 1. Percent of cases lacking a signed "Consent for Treatment form Numerator Number of cases without signed consent for treatment Denominator Tot Total number of cases examined for consent for treatment Percent of inpatients for whom a follow-up appointment is scheduled within 2 weeks of discharge 3. Percent of cases in which diagnostic criteria are based on the most recent edition of the "Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders" (DSM) 4. Percent of clients with mental disorders that report acceptance/ tolerance of their condition 5. Percent of home care clients being seen for mental health services who maintain a Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF) score of less than 70 6. Percent of clients six months following treatment for substance abuse that report addiction problems no longer interfere with their productive activities. 7. Average "order to report" for diagnostic tests

This project is from the Health Care Quality Management Student Workbook 5th edition.

Answer 1

Performance Measurement Numerators and Denominators :-

1) Numerator :- Number of cases without consent for treatment

Denominator:- Total number of cases examined for consent for treatment.

2)Numerator :- Number of inpatients within 2 wks follow up

Denominator :- Number of inpatient discharges

3) Numerator :- Number of cases diagnosed with most recent DSM

Denominator :- Total number of cases

4) Numerator :- Number of cases that have acceptance or tolerance of mental condition

Denominator :- Total number of cases with mental disorders

5)Numerator :- Number of clients with GAF score <70

Denominator :- Total Number of home care clients being seen for mental health services

6)Numerator :- Number of clients 6 months post treatment with no interference in productive activities

Denominator :- Number of clients 6 months post treatment

7) Numerator :- Average# of "order of report"

Denominator :- Total # of diagnostic tests