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Report Card
(1) An annual report on the quality and outcome of care by a particular health care provider or health care facility
(2) Information on aspects of health care provided to the public to help consumers chose health plans or physicians; information on report cards includes patient outcomes, satisfaction, cost structures, or the plan’s health care delivery

report card
Performance report Managed care 1. An annual report on the quality and outcome of care by a particular health care provider or health care facility2. Information on aspects of health care provided to the public to help consumers chose health plans or physicians; information on RCs include Pt outcomes, satisfaction, cost structures, etc of the plan's health care delivery. See Consumer Guide to CABG.


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These school report cards will provide parents with a clear, regularly updated picture of how schools are performing.
Byline: The Register-Guard Oregon has been grading its public schools for 10 years now - long enough for parents, teachers, administrators and students to have learned that the report cards released Tuesday by the state Department of Education should be interpreted with great caution.
SUTTON - With traditional letter- or number-graded report cards slowly becoming a thing of the past, students at the elementary school will soon be assessed using a more detailed system, administrators and staff told the School Committee last night.
 
 
 
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