Diagnostic accuracy

Service Delivery

Diagnostic accuracy

Diagnostic accuracy measures the number of cases that are correctly diagnosed out of the number of patients examined, as observed through clinical vignettes on multiple common conditions. This indicator is a proxy for provider competence, impacting the clinical quality of care that is delivered to patients.

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Data Source Notes

Data for this indicator are collected in less than 15 countries.

Service Delivery Indicators (SDI). Diagnostic accuracy is measured by assessing providers' ability to correctly diagnose the following conditions: pulmonary tuberculosis, pneumonia, acute diarrhea, diabetes, malaria with anemia.

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