The relationship of self-report of quality to practice size and health information technology

Keyphrases

• Health Information Technology 100%
• Perceived Quality 100%
• Information Size 100%
• Practice Size 100%
• Perceived Safety 75%
• Quality of Care 50%
• Healthcare Safety 50%
• Office Size 50%
• Positive Perceptions 37%
• Patient Safety 37%
• Medical Office 37%
• Small Practices 25%
• Patient Survey 25%
• Safety Perception 25%
• Patient Safety Culture 25%
• Institute of Medicine 12%
• Patient-centered 12%
• Ambulatory Care 12%
• Health Information Technology Adoption 12%
• Practice-based Research Network 12%
• Patient Assessment 12%
• Quality Criteria 12%
• Office Setting 12%
• Inpatient Setting 12%
• Medical Practice 12%
• Office Use 12%
• Mixed Models 12%
• Practice Ownership 12%
• Patient Quality 12%
• Quality Domains 12%
• Medical Encounter 12%
• Health Level 12%
• Degree of Implementation 12%
• Perceived Quality of Care 12%

Social Sciences

• Self-Report 100%
• Health Information 100%
• Information Technology 100%
• Safety Culture 25%
• Medical Practice 12%
• Medical Science 12%
• Mixed Model 12%

Psychology

• Self-Report 100%
• Information Technology 100%
• Quality of Care 37%
• Mixed Model 12%