Question

The process of benchmarking against an organization’s established norm, which may be based on best practice, state or national standards, or some combination of these thresholds, helps the organization determine whether its processes fall within the acceptable standard deviations of the norm. When items fall outside the norm this signals that _____.
A PI project may be appropriate
The organization must contact their accrediting organization immediately to report this
The organization is on target
The organization should benchmark against hospitals that are located at a greater distance

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is A.  a PI project may be appropiate.

Explanation:

Benchmarking is a continuous and systematic process that makes a comparative evaluation of products or services in organizations that show best practices in a given area, with the aim of transferring knowledge of best practices and their application.

Benchmarking should not be confused with espionage or competition, so the concepts of best practices and area of interest should be very clear. In this sense, for the organization it becomes an appropriate process, since it allows you to know to what extent it may be convenient to consider the actions against the established norm.