Nurses use Quality Indicators (QIs)

Nurses use Quality Indicators (QIs) for several purposes. QIs highlight potential quality concerns, identify areas that need further study and investigation, and track changes over time. The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) QIs include Prevention Quality Indicators, Inpatient Quality Indicators, Patient Safety Indicators, and Pediatric Quality Indicators (Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, n.d.). You will use these quality indicators within your Assignment.

Review the AWE Checklist and Additional Resources for your Assignment:
2000/3000 AWE Level Assignment Template
. Focus on the QIs at http://www.qualityindicators.ahrq.gov/.
Choose a QI related to a nursing topic of interest to you. Think about the ways in which following and measuring this crucial health data improve effectiveness and efficiency in your nursing practice. Consider any points that relate your selected topic to the journey ahead in your nursing career.
Find two articles in the Walden Library  or google scholar to support your scholarly opinion in your paper.

Draft a 2- to 3-page paper describing your selected QI in general, and then describe how this QI has the potential to improve the quality, safety, and outcomes of your patients and their families.
Describe the current data available and leaderships goal for improvement.
Draft a solution using 2 sources from professional and scholarly literature to support your proposal.
Use the 2000/3000 AWE Level Assignment Template in the resources for this week to complete your Assignment.
Use in-text citations to support your paper. Use essay-level writing skills, including the use of transitional material and organizational frames.
I would like to make a QI that measures the weather or not having patient /family interaction helps with the healing process and recovery of the patient, i think that in theses times with covid and patients not being able to see there loved ones or have them for support it is effecting the length and quality of patient recovery