I bet Canyon's report on Dr. Enberg was longer than War and Peace. With all those 'measurable aspects of her performance,' they must have needed a forklift to deliver it to her office.
Ah, the joys of provider performance evaluation. I wonder if Canyon also checked how many times Dr. Enberg made her patients laugh during their visits. That's a metric they should consider!
Hmm, I'm going with B) Dr. Enberg's young patients receive appropriate immunizations at the right ages. It's a standard process measure, and the question specifically mentions that Canyon used process measures to evaluate Dr. Enberg's performance.
Wait, wait, wait. Isn't the answer supposed to be D) Dr. Enberg's procedures are adequate for ensuring patients' access to medical care? I mean, that's the only one that actually mentions 'access to medical care.'
Hah! This is a piece of cake. The answer is clearly B) Dr. Enberg's young patients receive appropriate immunizations at the right ages. Checking on immunization rates is a classic process measure.
I think the answer is A) Dr. Enberg's young patients receive appropriate immunizations at the right ages. It's a straightforward process measure that aligns with the information provided in the question.
The correct answer is B) Dr. Enberg's young patients receive appropriate immunizations at the right ages. This is a process measure that evaluates the performance of a provider based on the care they deliver.
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