Evaluating the setting and instruments used to provide care is which of the following methods for evaluating quality care?
a. Outcome
b. Process
c. Structure
d. Peer review
ANS: C
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A) "Make sure to tell your doctor about any allergies to shellfish." B) "It's important that you take your laxatives as ordered on the day prior to your barium swallow." C) "Make sure that you don't eat anything after midnight the day before your test." D) "You'll need to restrict your fluid intake for 24 hours after the test."