DHS 120.23(4)(a)6.6. Clinical process and outcome measures, such as those required for accreditation by the national committee for quality assurance or participation in the Wisconsin medical assistance program. DHS 120.23(4)(a)8.8. Consumer satisfaction core measures from the consumer assessment of health plans or other satisfaction surveys. DHS 120.23(4)(b)1.1. If available to the department, the following information about a physician and a health care provider specified in s. DHS 120.15 (1) shall be contained in the consumer guide and may supplement other factors such as the consumer’s age, health status, mobility and financial resources as important factors consumers might consider when selecting a health care provider: DHS 120.23(4)(b)1.b.b. License or certification status, if applicable, including date of initial licensure or certification, credential suspensions or revocations. DHS 120.23(4)(b)1.e.e. Practice information including name of practice, location, telephone number and hours spent at location. DHS 120.23(4)(b)1.f.f. Whether the provider renders services to patients insured through medicare or medical assistance. DHS 120.23(4)(b)1.h.h. The names and addresses of facilities at which the provider has been granted privileges, if applicable. DHS 120.23(4)(b)1.i.i. Usual and customary charges for office visits, routine tests and diagnostic work-ups, preventive measures and frequently occurring procedures. DHS 120.23(4)(b)1.k.k. Volume of surgical procedures for those specific procedures where the department has determined, based on existing scientific evidence, that surgical outcomes are related to volume of procedures performed, if applicable. DHS 120.23(4)(b)2.2. The department shall provide consumers with information regarding how to assess the information specified in subd. 1. and what additional questions consumers may want to ask the health care provider. DHS 120.23(4)(c)1.1. If available to the department, the following information about a health care facility shall be contained in the consumer guide and may supplement other factors such as the consumer’s age, health status, mobility and financial resources as important factors in selecting a hospital, nursing home, hospice or other health care facility: