Which HEDIS measure focuses on assessing patient engagement in care plans?

The measure that focuses on assessing patient engagement in care plans is centered around the active participation of patients in their own healthcare. Engagement with healthcare providers and care plan adherence directly evaluates how well patients are involved in their treatment processes, including how effectively they follow the care plans that have been developed in collaboration with their healthcare teams. This measure emphasizes the importance of patient-provider communication, shared decision-making, and the patients' responsibilities in managing their health, which all contribute to better health outcomes.

In contrast, patient satisfaction surveys, while informative about the patients' perceptions of care, do not specifically measure their active engagement in care plans. Quality of preventive services focuses more on the implementation and effectiveness of preventive measures rather than engagement in care plans. Access to care measures assesses how easily patients can obtain the healthcare services they need, but it doesn't directly relate to their involvement in care planning. Thus, engagement with healthcare providers and adherence to care plans is the most relevant measure for assessing patient engagement in their healthcare management.