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A comparative term describing a patient whose stay in the hospital is unusually long or whose costs for hospital care are unusually high compared to other patients with the same diagnosis or condition. The Medicare program uses DRGs as categories to identify outliers. Under Medicare, additional payments are made for outliers meeting certain conditions.
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A datum which appears to deviate markedly from that for other members of the sample in which it occurs. Performance Evaluation - An audit in which the quantitative data generated in a measurement system are obtained independently and compared with routinely obtained data in order to evaluate the proficiency of an individual or group.
Ãâó: www.chesapeakebay.net/info/qa_glossary.cfm
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A probable error in the data fields for acres treated and the pounds of pesticide used. To improve data quality, DPR developed a statistical method to detect probable errors in the database. Called the outlier program, this method calculates pesticide use rates (pounds of active ingredient applied divided by acres treated) that are then examined using a variety of statistical methods. ...
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