What do these agencies say about nurse burnout and how to address it? Expand on these measures

The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the American Nurses Association (ANA) would also be important quality measures. These agencies track health outcomes and clinicians’ welfare data. They also fund several research studies related to nurse burnout and its impact on health outcomes. Data from these sources could be used together with results from the evaluation of nurse burnout through the MBI scale. Evaluation results that show nurse burnout rate that is higher than that recorded by the above agencies would be an indication that an intervention program has failed. Additionally, related outcomes including the prevalence of preventable health outcomes will also be analyzed against data provided by these agencies. They are thus some of the most important quality measures in the sector.