OASIS Alert
Know the OASIS Process Measures
Published on Mon Jul 01, 2013
See your OASIS responses at work.
Medicare publicly reports 13 OASIS process measures, and they are each based on different OASIS items (see table below). Take the time to see how your OASIS answers contribute to the public perception of your agency.
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