The World Health Organization identifies five criteria for evaluating quality evidence that can be used in community planning. Identify these five criteria.
A) Primary data; Secondary data; Explicit data trail; Key informant feedback; Comparability of measures over time and within populations
B) Validity of measurement instruments; Reliability of measurement instruments; Comparability of measures over time and within populations; Explicit data trail; Consultation of experts to interpret the data
C) Community stakeholder feedback; Measurements from the Quadruple Aim; Explicit data trail; Secondary data; Reliability of measurement instruments
D) Evidence; Reliability of measurement instruments; Validity of measurement instruments; Key informant; Community needs assessment

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The World Health Organization (2012) has developed five criteria for evaluating the quality of evidence. These include:
• Proven validity of measurement instruments,
• Quantified reliability of measurement instruments,
• Comparability of measures over time and within populations,
• An explicit data trail that clearly identifies how data were obtained and analyzed, and
• Consultation with relevant experts and authorities to understand and accurately interpret the data.

The World Health Organization Identifies Five Criteria for Evaluating Quality