The 7 in the health care industry?

The 7 in the health care industry refers to the seven pillars of quality healthcare:

1. Effectiveness: The extent to which the health care service actually does what it is supposed to do, as measured by the outcomes achieved.

2. Efficiency: The extent to which the health care service is provided with a minimal amount of waste and at a reasonable cost.

3. Patient-Centeredness: The extent to which the health care service is respectful of and responsive to individual patient preferences, needs, and values.

4. Timeliness: The extent to which the health care service is provided when the patient needs and wants it.

5. Safety: The extent to which the health care service is free from harm and risk of harm to the patient.

6. Equity: The extent to which the health care service is provided fairly and without discrimination.

7. Integration: The extent to which the health care service is integrated across different settings and providers, and the extent to which it is coordinated with social and community services.

These seven pillars represent the key aspects of healthcare quality that are essential for delivering high-quality care to patients.