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Rhode IslandDashboard on Health Care Quality Compared to All StatesOverall Health Care QualityThe meters above and below are summaries of measures reported in the National Healthcare Quality Report (NHQR) for Rhode Island. The above meter is a summary of over 100 measures in the NHQR reported at the State level, while the 12 meters below describe specific types of care, settings of care, and care in clinical areas. Each meter shows a State's balance of below average, average, and above average measures compared to all States reporting such data in the United States. The performance meter has five categories: very weak, weak, average, strong, and very strong. An arrow pointing to "very weak" means all or nearly all included measures for a State are below average within a given data year. An arrow pointing to "very strong" indicates that all or nearly all available measures for a State are above average within a given data year. A solid arrow describes results for the most recent data year; a dashed arrow describes the baseline year. A missing arrow means there were insufficient data to create the summary measure for this State. Compared to all States, for the most recent data year, the performance for Rhode Island for all measures is in the strong range. Performance for the baseline year is not available because of insufficient data. Click on any meter to find the underlying measures. Types of CareSettings of Care |
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