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The National Health Quality Report was compiled by the federal Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, which releases it annually. The report found “modest” improvements in the overall delivery of health care, but notes much more rapid improvements in the areas that have been the focus of QIO work.
“In many areas, we know the specific treatment steps and procedures that are needed to improve quality,” says Carolyn Clancy, AHRQ director. “These reports indicate that when we focus on those best practices, we can make rapid improvement, especially when the results are publicly reported.”
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