From a provider perspective, data used in quality and patient safety initiatives should be integrated, accurate, and relevant to the specific goals of the initiative. This data should encompass various sources, including clinical information, administrative data, patient-reported outcomes, and operational data. The goal is to identify areas for improvement, track performance, and ultimately enhance patient outcomes. EHRs provide a centralized repository of patient information, including medical history, diagnoses, procedures, medications, and treatment plans (CMS, 2020). Surveys, questionnaires, and other data collection methods can capture patient perspectives on their experience and satisfaction with care (Sixma et al., 2002). Patient-reported outcomes, such as pain levels or functional recovery, offer firsthand perspectives on the success of treatments. Integrating data from these different sources is crucial for a comprehensive view of patient care. This can be achieved through robust data management systems and analytics platforms. Respond to a peer and ask a