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The Medical Outcomes Study: a nursing perspective

K C Kelly¹, D G Huber, M Johnson

¹University of Iowa College of Nursing, Iowa City 52242-1121.

Journal of Professional Nursing : Official Journal of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing

|July 1, 1994

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The Medical Outcomes Study (MOS) framework can measure interdisciplinary healthcare effectiveness, particularly nursing interventions. Modifications are proposed to better capture collaborative care and societal outcomes like cost.

Area of Science:

Health Services Research
Nursing Outcomes Research
Healthcare Delivery Systems

Background:

The Medical Outcomes Study (MOS) framework is a tool for measuring healthcare effectiveness.
Existing research highlights similarities between MOS variables and nursing research domains.
Current frameworks may not fully capture the complexities of interdisciplinary collaboration.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze the MOS framework for measuring multidimensional, interdisciplinary healthcare systems.
To demonstrate the MOS model's potential for assessing nursing intervention outcomes.
To propose modifications to the MOS framework for enhanced health outcomes research.

Main Methods:

Analysis of the Medical Outcomes Study (MOS) framework.

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Comparison of MOS variables with nursing research variables.

Identification of potential modifications for interdisciplinary collaboration and societal outcomes.

Main Results:

The MOS framework shows potential for measuring nursing interventions within healthcare systems.
Similarities exist between MOS variables and nursing research, suggesting adaptability.
Proposed modifications aim to better represent collaborative care and include societal outcomes.

Conclusions:

The MOS framework can be adapted to measure the effectiveness of interdisciplinary healthcare.
Modifications are needed to fully represent collaborative practice among physicians, nurses, and allied health professionals.
Incorporating societal outcomes, such as cost, will strengthen future health outcomes research.