Ressourcenallokation für Versorgung, Forschung und Lehre

Schweinfurth, Nina; Hachtel, Henning; Schneeberger, Andres R.; Borgwardt, Stefan; Lang, Undine E.; Huber, Christian G.

doi:10.1007/s00115-018-0594-1

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“…Time for completing documentation is missing for other professional activities of the responsible health care staff, i.e. it has to be taken from direct clinical work with the patients, professional training, research, and teaching activities (31).…”

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Reliability of Paper-Based Routine Documentation in Psychiatric Inpatient Care and Recommendations for Further Improvement

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Background: Health services research is of increasing importance in current psychiatry. Therefore, large datasets and aggregation of data generated by electronic routine documentation due to legal, financial, or administrative purposes play an important role. However, paper-based routine documentation is still of interest. It remains relevant in less developed health care systems, in emergency settings, and in long-term retrospective and historical studies. Whereas studies examining the reliability of electronic routine documentation support the application of routine data for research purposes, our knowledge regarding reliability of paper-based routine documentation is still very sparse.Methods: Basic documentation (BADO) was completed on paper forms and digitalized manually for all inpatients of the

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Section: Conclusion and Recommendations For Further Improvementmentioning

confidence: 99%