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Tools: Process of Care Measures for Pain

Facilities wishing to engage in pain management quality improvement may do so by addressing the eight pain process of care measures. This tool includes a number of documents that explain the pain processes of care, how to assess a facility's baseline performance on the pain processes of care, and how to reassess performance following a quality improvement initiative such as implementation of pain clinical practice guidelines. Such assessment is done by chart abstraction of minimum data set (MDS) data. This collection of documents includes instructions for sampling charts, abstracting the MDS data, categorizing pain medications, and analyzing process measure results.



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Directions

First read the Introduction to Process Measures that provides guidance to using the process measures materials.

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Setting

Nursing Home

Target Audience

  • Administrators/Senior Leaders
  • Healthcare Workers
  • QIOs or QI Professionals

Tool Category

Assessment and data tracking

Shared By

QIOSC

Contributor Information

Quality Partners of Rhode Island

Providence, Rhode Island Providence , Rhode Island

User Ratings and Comments

     - This is the perfect QI tool to use for monitoring improvement of pain. The first chart audit form that I have found.

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