In strategic planning, healthcare quality professionals play a key role by providing data on performance indicators (Answer A). These indicators include metrics such as patient outcomes, process efficiency, patient satisfaction, and adherence to clinical guidelines. By offering data-driven insights, healthcare quality professionals help the organization make informed decisions, prioritize initiatives, and align resources with strategic goals.
The other options, while important, are not the primary role of a healthcare quality professional in strategic planning:
Reviewing and redefining annual objectives (B) is typically a responsibility of leadership or management teams who use the performance data provided by quality professionals to adjust goals.
Developing the vision, mission, and goals (C) is generally the task of theorganization’s leadership, although quality professionals may provide input based on data.
Identifying causes of lost revenue (D) is often part of financial management and not the direct responsibility of a healthcare quality professional, though their data may support this analysis.
[References:, National Association for Healthcare Quality (NAHQ) - Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality (CPHQ) Study Materials., Role of Quality Professionals in Strategic Planning, NAHQ Documentation., , =========, , , , ]
