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Rebecca Culver Clark1, Kimberly Ferren Carter, Julie Jackson
1Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital (Dr Clark and Mss Jackson and Hodges) and Carilion Clinic (Dr Carter), Roanoke, Virginia.
Abstract:
The purpose of this quality improvement study was to explore the impact of audit and feedback on the pneumococcal immunization rate for at-risk adults in ambulatory settings. Study findings support the hypothesis that timely, individualized audit and feedback can have a positive impact on immunization rate; generalized feedback that did not provide actionable information did not have the same impact. The difference between the interventions was significant, χ (1, N = 1993) = 124.7, P <.001.
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