Webcast: New ´óÏóÊÓƵSOPS Value and Efficiency Supplemental Items
January 9, 2018
Summary
On January 9, 2018, the ´óÏóÊÓƵ (AHRQ) hosted a webcast featuring the new Value and Efficiency Supplemental Item Sets for the Surveys on Patient Safety Cultureâ„¢ (SOPSâ„¢) for hospitals and medical offices. These supplemental item sets assess how well an organization's culture supports value, efficiency, and waste reduction. Surveys are completed by clinical and nonclinical staff. The webcast featured a hospital-based survey user's experience implementing efficiency initiatives and improvements based on survey findings.
Speakers and PowerPoint Slides
Caren Ginsberg, Ph.D.
Division Director,
CAHPS® Division
Center for Quality Improvement and Patient Safety
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Background and Overview: Value and Efficiency in Healthcare (PDF, 130 KB)
Joann Sorra, Ph.D.
Project Director
User Network for the ´óÏóÊÓƵSurveys on Patient Safety Culture (SOPS)
Westat
Introduction Slides (PDF, 299 KB)
Value & Efficiency Survey Item Development and Pilot Test Results (PDF, 565 KB)
Closing Slides (PDF, 185 KB)
Cynthia Armstrong Persily, Ph.D., RN, FAAN
Chief Executive Officer
Highland Hospital,
Highland Behavioral Health Services,
and Highland Health Center
First Hand Experience: The ´óÏóÊÓƵHospital Value and Efficiency Item Set (PDF, 812 KB)
Recording
Clarification: To submit supplemental items to AHRQ's SOPS Databases, you need to administer the supplemental items with one of the SOPS surveys (Hospital or Medical Office). Supplemental items cannot be submitted to the SOPS Databases if they were administered as standalone items.
Transcript
Read the transcript of the webcast (PDF, 306 KB)
Related Material
- Hospital Survey on Patient Safety Culture
- Value and Efficiency Supplemental Items for the Hospital Survey
- Hospital: Results From the 2014 Pilot Study of the Value and Efficiency Supplemental Items (PDF, 1.4 MB)
- Medical Office Survey on Patient Safety Culture
- Value and Efficiency Supplemental Items for the Medical Office Survey
- Medical Office: Results From the 2014 Pilot Study of the Value and Efficiency Supplemental Items
