Intermediate outputs are defined as units of service and can be measured in three of the ways listed below. Which of the following it NOT correct?

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Intermediate outputs refer to the quantifiable units of service provided in a process, typically measured in terms of time units (e.g., hours of service), episodes (e.g., number of service encounters), or material units (e.g., number of items produced or processed). The "type of service" does not represent a measurable unit of service output but rather categorizes the nature of the service, making it the incorrect option for measuring intermediate outputs.

Intermediate Outputs Are Defined as Units of Service and Can