Using a Quality Improvement Priority Metric to Promote Uniformly High-Quality Care: An Illustrative Example Using Child HCAHPS Survey Data

By afschroeder • April 18, 2026

Quigley DD, Elliott MN, Slaughter ME, Hays RD. Using a Quality Improvement Priority Metric to Promote Uniformly High-Quality Care: An Illustrative Example Using Child HCAHPS Survey Data. J Patient Exp. 2026 Apr 13;13:23743735261437482. doi: 10.1177/23743735261437482. PMID: 41993602; PMCID: PMC13080214.

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