Several quality management models are helpful in measuring and improving the quality of care. They are designed differently but are developed to enhance caregiving. Which model focuses on National Public Health Improvement initiatives?

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The CDC model for continuous program improvement is often referred as the National Public Health Improvement Initiative for public health. The Donabedian model consists of three components: environment structure, processes, and outcomes. The Omaha System model addresses process indicators, client outcome measures, and satisfaction with care. The QSEN project was spurned by the IOM report To Err is Human and focuses on the knowledge skills and attitudes for competencies that include client-centered care, teamwork and collaboration, evidence-based practice, quality improvement, safety, and informatics.

Several Quality Management Models Are Helpful in Measuring and Improving