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Facilities consistently reporting – Identifying and investigating potential issues

Learn how to determine whether low “Facilities consistently reporting” performance reflects inconsistent reporting or other factors, and how to identify facilities needing follow‑up action.

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    Facilities consistently reporting - Identifying When the Indicator Needs Investigation

    Learn how to identify if facilities consistently reporting is problematic or if other factors are contributing to low indicator performance.

    Facilities consistently reporting - Investigating root causes

    Learn how to identify facilities for follow-up action when facilities consistently reporting has been identified as problematic.

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