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SAS Outpatient Health Services SAS (v1.0/2020) Set Indicator Management Guide Has Been Published
SAS Outpatient Health Services SAS (v1.0/2020) Set Indicator Management Guide, prepared by the Turkish Institute for Healthcare Quality and Accreditation (TÜSKA), has been published on the official website and entered into force.
The guide was developed to establish a systematic structure for indicator management processes carried out in healthcare facilities, standardize data collection and analysis methods, ensure the effective evaluation of measurement results, and strengthen continuous improvement activities.
Within the scope of the SAS Outpatient Health Services SAS (v1.0/2020) Set Indicator Management Guide the guide comprehensively addresses the definitions, calculation methods, data sources, and analysis periods related to the indicators. It also provides a framework for monitoring clinical, managerial, and support processes through an integrated approach. In addition, the guide outlines the principles regarding the preparation of indicator cards, target setting, monitoring, evaluation, and improvement activities.
Healthcare facilities evaluated under the SAS Outpatient Health Services SAS (v1.0/2020) Set framework will conduct their indicator management activities in accordance with the procedures and principles specified in the guide and will use the guide as a reference for measurement, analysis, and reporting processes.
The SAS Outpatient Health Services SAS (v1.0/2020) Set Indicator Management Guide is expected to contribute to strengthening the culture of quality in healthcare facilities, monitoring performance through objective data, and promoting a continuous improvement approach in all dimensions of healthcare delivery, particularly patient safety.
We would like to thank all members of the working team and stakeholders who contributed to the preparation of the guide.
