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41. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2022 - Nurse burnout syndrome and work environment impact patient safety grade. … Nurse burnout syndrome and work environment impact patient safety grade. … https://psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/nurse-burnout-syndrome-and-work-environment-impact-patient-safety-grade … https://psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/nurse-burnout-syndrome-and-work-environment-impact-patient-safety-grade

42. 20 Years After “To Err is Human”, Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grades Prove Transparency Can Save Lives. | PSNet
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    December 11, 2019 - The Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade is peer-reviewed, fully transparent and free to the public.

43. Chapter 7: Grading a Body of Evidence on Diagnostic Tests | Effective Health Care (EHC) Program
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    December 01, 2019 - the summary grade. … Of note, GRADE considers applicability as an element of directness . … This is adapted from the GRADE approach and the EPC General Methods Guide . … Key Points One can use GRADE for diagnostic tests. … that were most heavily weighted in assigning the summary grade.

44. Update on Methods: How To Read the New Recommendation Statement | United States Preventive Services Taskforce
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    April 01, 2019 - The approaches of the GRADE working group and the USPSTF have many elements in common. … The GRADE criteria are similar to the USPSTF's 6 questions. … GRADE Working Group. … The GRADE Working Group.  BMC Health Serv Res.  2004;4:38. [PMID: 15615589] GRADE Working Group. … [PMID: 15205295] GRADE Working Group.

45. Tip 6. Use Caution With Readability Formulas for Quality Reports | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    May 01, 2015 - Results from these formulas are often given as a grade level, such as “4th grade” or “12th grade.” … The grade-level scores for the same text can differ by several grade levels, depending on which formula … Next, consider the grade level score for your report. … Anything written at a 10th grade level or above is considered difficult. … If the grade-level score seems too high for your audience (or if the score is 10th grade or higher),

46. Tip 6. Use Caution With Readability Formulas for Quality Reports | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    May 01, 2015 - Results from these formulas are often given as a grade level, such as “4th grade” or “12th grade.” … The grade-level scores for the same text can differ by several grade levels, depending on which formula … Next, consider the grade level score for your report. … Anything written at a 10th grade level or above is considered difficult. … If the grade-level score seems too high for your audience (or if the score is 10th grade or higher),

47. Tip 6. Use Caution With Readability Formulas for Quality Reports | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    May 01, 2015 - Results from these formulas are often given as a grade level, such as “4th grade” or “12th grade.” … The grade-level scores for the same text can differ by several grade levels, depending on which formula … Next, consider the grade level score for your report. … Anything written at a 10th grade level or above is considered difficult. … If the grade-level score seems too high for your audience (or if the score is 10th grade or higher),

48. Tip 6. Use Caution With Readability Formulas for Quality Reports | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    May 01, 2015 - Results from these formulas are often given as a grade level, such as “4th grade” or “12th grade.” … The grade-level scores for the same text can differ by several grade levels, depending on which formula … Next, consider the grade level score for your report. … Anything written at a 10th grade level or above is considered difficult. … If the grade-level score seems too high for your audience (or if the score is 10th grade or higher),

49. Tip 6. Use Caution With Readability Formulas for Quality Reports | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    May 01, 2015 - Results from these formulas are often given as a grade level, such as “4th grade” or “12th grade.” … The grade-level scores for the same text can differ by several grade levels, depending on which formula … Next, consider the grade level score for your report. … Anything written at a 10th grade level or above is considered difficult. … If the grade-level score seems too high for your audience (or if the score is 10th grade or higher),

50. Tip 6. Use Caution With Readability Formulas for Quality Reports | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    May 01, 2015 - Results from these formulas are often given as a grade level, such as “4th grade” or “12th grade.” … The grade-level scores for the same text can differ by several grade levels, depending on which formula … Next, consider the grade level score for your report. … Anything written at a 10th grade level or above is considered difficult. … If the grade-level score seems too high for your audience (or if the score is 10th grade or higher),

51. Tip 6. Use Caution With Readability Formulas for Quality Reports | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    May 01, 2015 - Results from these formulas are often given as a grade level, such as “4th grade” or “12th grade.” … The grade-level scores for the same text can differ by several grade levels, depending on which formula … Next, consider the grade level score for your report. … Anything written at a 10th grade level or above is considered difficult. … If the grade-level score seems too high for your audience (or if the score is 10th grade or higher),

52. Tip 6. Use Caution With Readability Formulas for Quality Reports | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    May 01, 2015 - Results from these formulas are often given as a grade level, such as “4th grade” or “12th grade.” … The grade-level scores for the same text can differ by several grade levels, depending on which formula … Next, consider the grade level score for your report. … Anything written at a 10th grade level or above is considered difficult. … If the grade-level score seems too high for your audience (or if the score is 10th grade or higher),

53. Tip 6. Use Caution With Readability Formulas for Quality Reports | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
    www.cpsi.ahrq.gov/talkingquality/resources/writing/tip6.html
    May 01, 2015 - Results from these formulas are often given as a grade level, such as “4th grade” or “12th grade.” … The grade-level scores for the same text can differ by several grade levels, depending on which formula … Next, consider the grade level score for your report. … Anything written at a 10th grade level or above is considered difficult. … If the grade-level score seems too high for your audience (or if the score is 10th grade or higher),

54. Tip 6. Use Caution With Readability Formulas for Quality Reports | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    May 01, 2015 - Results from these formulas are often given as a grade level, such as “4th grade” or “12th grade.” … The grade-level scores for the same text can differ by several grade levels, depending on which formula … Next, consider the grade level score for your report. … Anything written at a 10th grade level or above is considered difficult. … If the grade-level score seems too high for your audience (or if the score is 10th grade or higher),

55. Tip 6. Use Caution With Readability Formulas for Quality Reports | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
    www.qualitymeasures.ahrq.gov/talkingquality/resources/writing/tip6.html
    May 01, 2015 - Results from these formulas are often given as a grade level, such as “4th grade” or “12th grade.” … The grade-level scores for the same text can differ by several grade levels, depending on which formula … Next, consider the grade level score for your report. … Anything written at a 10th grade level or above is considered difficult. … If the grade-level score seems too high for your audience (or if the score is 10th grade or higher),

56. Tip 6. Use Caution With Readability Formulas for Quality Reports | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
    www.talkingquality.ahrq.gov/talkingquality/resources/writing/tip6.html
    May 01, 2015 - Results from these formulas are often given as a grade level, such as “4th grade” or “12th grade.” … The grade-level scores for the same text can differ by several grade levels, depending on which formula … Next, consider the grade level score for your report. … Anything written at a 10th grade level or above is considered difficult. … If the grade-level score seems too high for your audience (or if the score is 10th grade or higher),

57. Tip 6. Use Caution With Readability Formulas for Quality Reports | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
    www.innovations.ahrq.gov/talkingquality/resources/writing/tip6.html
    May 01, 2015 - Results from these formulas are often given as a grade level, such as “4th grade” or “12th grade.” … The grade-level scores for the same text can differ by several grade levels, depending on which formula … Next, consider the grade level score for your report. … Anything written at a 10th grade level or above is considered difficult. … If the grade-level score seems too high for your audience (or if the score is 10th grade or higher),

58. Tip 6. Use Caution With Readability Formulas for Quality Reports | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    May 01, 2015 - Results from these formulas are often given as a grade level, such as “4th grade” or “12th grade.” … The grade-level scores for the same text can differ by several grade levels, depending on which formula … Next, consider the grade level score for your report. … Anything written at a 10th grade level or above is considered difficult. … If the grade-level score seems too high for your audience (or if the score is 10th grade or higher),

59. Tip 6. Use Caution With Readability Formulas for Quality Reports | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
    www.cahps.ahrq.gov/talkingquality/resources/writing/tip6.html
    May 01, 2015 - Results from these formulas are often given as a grade level, such as “4th grade” or “12th grade.” … The grade-level scores for the same text can differ by several grade levels, depending on which formula … Next, consider the grade level score for your report. … Anything written at a 10th grade level or above is considered difficult. … If the grade-level score seems too high for your audience (or if the score is 10th grade or higher),

60. Tip 6. Use Caution With Readability Formulas for Quality Reports | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
    www.monahrq.ahrq.gov/talkingquality/resources/writing/tip6.html
    May 01, 2015 - Results from these formulas are often given as a grade level, such as “4th grade” or “12th grade.” … The grade-level scores for the same text can differ by several grade levels, depending on which formula … Next, consider the grade level score for your report. … Anything written at a 10th grade level or above is considered difficult. … If the grade-level score seems too high for your audience (or if the score is 10th grade or higher),