Assessment of patient's experiences across the interface between primary and secondary care: Consumer Quality Index Continuum of Care

Berendsen, Annette J.; Groenier, Klaas H.; Jong, G. Majella de; Jong, Betty Meyboom-de; Veen, Willem Jan van der; Dekker, Janny H.; Waal, Margot W. M. de; Schuling, Jan

doi:10.1016/j.pec.2009.01.011

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“…Observing a considerable number of validated instruments (39%) tested in the primary care setting is consistent with our use of a framework that is based on primary care (eg, RMIC) . In our review, we also found a few studies where similar instruments were used to measure different constructs of integrated care . This further demonstrates the need for a more standard process of selecting appropriate instruments to measure a particular construct.…”

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confidence: 80%

“…In 5 index instruments, we found different studies using similar instruments to measure 2 different constructs (details in Appendix C). For example, different studies used the Primary Care Assessment Survey to measure different constructs such as interpersonal communication; accessibility, relational continuity, interpersonal processes of care, respectfulness, and management continuity; and organizational access .…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Likewise, a study used the Components of Primary Care Index to measure key aspects of primary care and another for measuring comprehensive care . The Consumer Quality Index was also used to measure quality of care in general and in disease‐specific settings, while another study used it to measure patient experience in long‐term care …”

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Instruments Measuring Integrated Care: A Systematic Review of Measurement Properties

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Policy Points:r Investigations on systematic methodologies for measuring integrated care should coincide with the growing interest in this field of research.r A systematic review of instruments provides insights into integrated care measurement, including setting the research agenda for validating available instruments and informing the decision to develop new ones.r This study is the first systematic review of instruments measuring integrated care with an evidence synthesis of the measurement properties.r We found 209 index instruments measuring different constructs related to integrated care; the strength of evidence on the adequacy of the majority of their measurement properties remained largely unassessed. Context:Integrated care is an important strategy for increasing health system performance. Despite its growing significance, detailed evidence on the measurement properties of integrated care instruments remains vague and limited. Our systematic review aims to provide evidence on the state of the art in measuring integrated care. Methods:Our comprehensive systematic review framework builds on the Rainbow Model for Integrated Care (RMIC). We searched MEDLINE/PubMed for published articles on the measurement properties of instruments measuring integrated care and identified eligible articles using a standard set of selection

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“…For a detailed description of the development and validation of a CQ-index instrument, see other publications about these instruments [13][14][15][16].…”

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Quality of hospital care for neuromuscular disorders from the patients’ perspective

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Groenen²,

Horemans³

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Neuromuscular Disorders

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“…CQI-CC is based on the qualitative research on continuity of the care, the purpose is to detect the availability of adequate continuity of care from the patient's point of view [30], the Cronbach's alpha coefficients were between 0.51 and 0.93 among the 4 subscales [31]. CCI is measured from the perspective of the elderly patients with chronic diseases and their family care providers.…”

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A Concept Analysis of Continuity of Care in Nursing

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Zeng²,

Xu³

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Abstract:Purpose: This paper is a report about the concept analysis of continuity of care, to get further understanding of continuity of care. Methods: The Walker and Avant concept analysis approach was applied in this paper. Results: The three attributes include: seamless transfer, flexible reaction and effective interaction. The antecedents were changed needs and patient centred care. In addition, the continuity of care had a significant effect on patients' outcome, satisfaction and costs. Conclusions: This analysis provides nurses an understanding about continuity of care in both patient's and care provider's perspective. Continuity of care is a tailored services provided by care givers, which is an essential element of healthcare system.

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Assessment of patient's experiences across the interface between primary and secondary care: Consumer Quality Index Continuum of Care

Cited by 24 publications

References 20 publications

Instruments Measuring Integrated Care: A Systematic Review of Measurement Properties

Instruments Measuring Integrated Care: A Systematic Review of Measurement Properties

Quality of hospital care for neuromuscular disorders from the patients’ perspective

A Concept Analysis of Continuity of Care in Nursing

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