Multidimensional Clinical Integration Framework (MCIF): Standardizing Care Quality Metrics Across Disciplines
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https://doi.org/10.47352/jmans.2774-3047.234Keywords:
Multidimensional Clinical Integration Framework, care quality metrics, clinical integration, healthcare standardization, interdisciplinary care, quality assurance, healthcare analytics.Abstract
This article introduces the Multidimensional Clinical Integration Framework (MCIF), a novel approach designed to standardize care quality metrics across various medical disciplines. The framework aims to bridge gaps between heterogeneous clinical practices, ensuring coherent, data-driven quality assurance and patient outcome optimization. Drawing on recent studies and real-world applications, including oncology, cardiovascular rehabilitation, and laboratory medicine, this paper evaluates the framework's impact on error reduction, therapeutic coherence, and patient adherence. Findings suggest that MCIF enhances interdisciplinary communication, supports predictive modeling, and facilitates real-time quality control, addressing critical challenges in clinical care integration. The study concludes with recommendations for broader implementation and future research directions.
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Copyright (c) 2025 Mohammed Alqarni, Ahmad Fahad Al-Swat, Alaa Talal Aljoudi, Afnan Talal Aljoodi, Abdullah Ali Mansour Albinali, Mohamed Saadeldin Mohamed Abdallah, Abeer Ali Alhweed (Author)

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