Quality indicator (QI) reports for nursing homes available through the CMS would not include which of the following?

Quality indicator (QI) reports for nursing homes, as provided by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), are designed to offer insights into various performance metrics related to the quality of care provided in these facilities. These reports typically include information on staffing ratios to assess how adequately facilities are staffed to meet resident needs, quality control measures that evaluate the effectiveness of care practices and compliance with standards, and resident satisfaction scores that reflect the experiences and feedback of residents regarding the care they receive.

The nursing home watch list, however, is not included in these QI reports. This list indicates nursing homes that may have been flagged for various reasons, such as violations or complaints, but it serves a different purpose. It acts more as a monitoring tool for potential issues rather than a direct quality measurement like the other indicators mentioned. Therefore, it is distinct from the standard metrics reported as part of the quality indicators aimed at assessing and improving care quality in nursing facilities.