NAHQ CPHQ Practice Exam

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Which of the following is most useful in performing a morbidity/mortality review?

Autopsy results
Do-not-resuscitate policy
Length of stay
Physician profiling

The correct answer is: Autopsy results

Autopsy results are the most useful in performing a morbidity/mortality review because they provide valuable information regarding the cause of death and any potential contributing factors. Autopsy results offer insight into the effectiveness of the clinical care provided, identify any missed diagnoses or complications, and help in improving patient care outcomes. The other options, such as do-not-resuscitate policy, length of stay, and physician profiling, do not provide the same level of detailed clinical information as autopsy results, making them less useful in conducting a comprehensive morbidity/mortality review.