The most complex component of the Donabedian model is
a. structure c. outcome
b. process d. evaluation
B
Evaluating process is the most complex component of the Donabedian model. He defined process as whether what is known as "good" medical care has been applied. Process evaluation is an examination of actual health care delivery activities.
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1. autocratic leadership. 2. democratic leadership. 3. laissez-faire leadership. 4. participative leadership.
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