What will measure quality indicators on the MDS 3.0?

By: Diane Brown April 2nd, 2010

Q: The MDS 2.0 used the “Little or No Activity” as the quality indicator measure. What will be the question to measure quality indicators on the MDS 3.0?

Diane: That item is a retired item and we don’t have any information as of now. We will post an update when more information is made available.

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By Ronald Cherubin on April 8th, 2010 at 9:38 am

This is very helpful and I will share with our interdisciplinary team

 

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