Choice and specification of measurement tools |
Length |
Shorter tools decrease feasibility but may also limit power to differentiate |
Usability |
Ability to allow indicators to discriminate quality of care among providers |
Measuring constructs of health |
Self-report vs objective measures (e.g., gait speed) |
Data collection problems |
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Proxy respondents |
Increase representativeness but decrease validity |
Clinical usefulness |
Usability for providers |
Completeness of data |
Low response rates, representativeness |
Population for sampling |
Targeting population with multiple chronic conditions important, but challenging to define |