Table 1.
I. Lack of proven safety and benefit for patients |
II. Inadequate definitions of quality |
III. Inadequate measures of quality |
IV. Misallocating the locus of accountability for quality improvement |
V. Potential for adverse effects on patients and vulnerable populations |
VI. Potential for adverse effects on physicians |
VII. Potential for adverse effects on society |
VIII. Lack of structured monitoring for adverse outcomes |