Doctor or Nurse Told You What the Medicine Was for
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Type of Quality Indicator
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Defining Attributes
Definition
Responses to: Before You Left The Emergency Room, Did A Doctor Or Nurse Tell You What The Medicine Was For? Yes, Definitely Yes, Somewhat No
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Type of Data Collection
Data Collection Methods
Emergency Department Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (ED CAHPS) Survey to be administered between 48 hours and 35 days after discharge to a random sample of adult patients. Use of the ED CAHPS Survey is entirely voluntary and is not required by CMS. The survey is designed to be administered several ways: a mail survey with telephone follow-up of non-respondents; a web-based survey with telephone follow-up; or a web-based survey with mail and then telephone follow-up. These "mixed modes" of survey administration can best capture the wide range of patients that EDs serve.
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Reporting Methods
Use of the ED CAHPS Survey is entirely voluntary and is not required by CMS.