Yes. If a provider’s goal was to encourage learners to stop or decrease a practice, for example prescribing a certain drug, and the learners make the recommended change, that would be considered an “improvement” according to Criterion 36.
If learners demonstrated that they stopped doing something ineffective, would that be considered an “improvement” according to Criterion 36?
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