• Establish already proven evidence-based measures from the literature (ie. structure, process, outcomes) to evaluate the outcomes of the quality improvement project; • Develop a plan for measuring the outcomes of a quality improvement project and how the data will be collected, displayed, etc.; and • Discuss how the selected measures will determine if the desired goals were met. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 I?V, VIIIX PROJECT: Outcome Measures on the attached project: Addressing Cybersecurity threats in healthcare TASKS: What will be measured, how often will it be measured, who will be responsible for measurement, and how will the measurements be shared with the team, leadership, and the organization. Think of the outcomes you are planning to identify. For the purpose of this discussion, determine what you will measure to determine the success of the quality improvement project. The initial discussion should answer the following questions: 1. What data exists in the organization for baseline measurement? 2. What data collection methods do you propose for your project? 3. How will you identify “success” (or not success) of your project? What outcome measures will you examine? 4. How do your outcomes support your project goals?
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