Implementation Manager (IM) Specialist CHTS Practice Test

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Which of the following is NOT one of the five goals for the healthcare system mapped in MU criteria?

  1. Improving quality, safety, and efficiency

  2. Increasing patient satisfaction

  3. Engaging patients in their care

  4. Improving the health status of the population

The correct answer is: Increasing patient satisfaction

The five goals for the healthcare system mapped in the Meaningful Use (MU) criteria focus on enhancing various aspects of healthcare delivery. They encompass improving quality, safety, and efficiency, engaging patients in their care, and improving the overall health status of the population. While patient satisfaction is certainly an important outcome in healthcare, it is not explicitly listed as one of the specific goals outlined in the MU criteria. Instead, the emphasis is placed on broader objectives that directly influence health outcomes and system performance. This distinction highlights a strategic focus on systemic improvements rather than individual satisfaction metrics, ensuring that the foundational aspects of care delivery are prioritized for better health outcomes. Understanding these goals is crucial for Implementation Managers, as they guide the development and assessment of health information technology initiatives aimed at improving the overall effectiveness of healthcare systems.