The nurse manager is coordinating evaluation tools to measure the outcomes of patient care. Which ...

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Rationale 1: Outcome-based evaluation focuses on learning-centered activities or factors. A tool that measures the number of line items outside of the budget would be used for a goal-based evaluation. (See Page 140 Goals, Process, and Outcome Evaluation)
Rationale 2: Outcome-based evaluation focuses on learning-centered activities or factors. A tool that measures the number of patient falls within the last month would be used for a goal-based or process-based evaluation. (See Page 140 Goals, Process, and Outcome Evaluation)
Rationale 3: Outcome-based evaluation focuses on learning-centered activities or factors. A tool that measures the number of patient telephone calls received about discharge medications would be used for an outcome-based evaluation. (See Page 140 Goals, Process, and Outcome Evaluation)
Rationale 4: Outcome-based evaluation focuses on learning-centered activities or factors. A tool that measures the number of instances where intravenous fluids were not available for patient care would be used for a goal-based or process-based evaluation. (See Page 140 Goals, Process, and Outcome Evaluation)

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