Feasibility first: Developing public performance indicators on patient safety and clinical effectiveness for Dutch hospitals

Berg, Marc; Meijerink, Yvonne; Gras, Marit; Goossensen, Anne; Schellekens, Wim; Haeck, Joost D.E.; Kallewaard, Marjon; Kingma, Herre J.

doi:10.1016/j.healthpol.2005.02.007

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“…Nos demais projetos a segurança foi abordada como uma das dimensões de qualidade 15,16,17,19,20,22,23,25,26,27 . Quatro são iniciativas nacionais 16,22,25 e internacionais 17 para monitorar o desempenho e a qualidade de sistemas e organizações de saúde.…”

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“…Quatro são iniciativas nacionais 16,22,25 e internacionais 17 para monitorar o desempenho e a qualidade de sistemas e organizações de saúde. Cinco dirigiram-se para setores ou populações específicas: UTI de pacientes adultos 15 , UTI pediátricas 19 , crianças 20 , maternidades 23 e medicamentos 27 .…”

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“…Foram utilizadas as seguintes técnicas de consenso: Método Delphi modificado (RAND/UCLA appropriateness method) 14,18,20 15,16,17,18,22,23,24,25,26,27,30 . Importância e relevância compreendem desde o significado atribuído por diferentes grupos representativos (profissionais, consumidores, políticos e outros) ao aspecto do cuidado medido, até o potencial da medida para promover melhorias e impactos positivos na saúde e a capacidade de prestadores e sistemas de saú-de de atuar sob os resultados obtidos.…”

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“…Nove projetos 16,23,27,29,30,37,38,39,40 mencionaram a realização de testes-piloto; em três não se obteve informação sobre estes 16,29,30 . A abrangência e os objetivos das análises apresentaram variações significativas.…”

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“…3 Every year a set of performance indicators is composed and used as an instrument to measure hospital quality. In this way, the Dutch Inspectorate tries to increase transparency and accountability, 4 and may take disciplinary actions if necessary. Public reporting of performance scores is viewed as an instrument to help patients make a well-considered choice between hospitals.…”

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One-year mortality after a first visit to a cardiology outpatient clinic: a useful performance indicator?

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Psychosocial rehabilitation (also known as psychiatric rehabilitation) is a term used to refer to a range of non-pharmaceutical interventions designed to help a person recover from severe mental illness. Severe mental illness is mental illness that is both persistent and has a major impact on life functioning. Schizophrenia is the condition most commonly associated with severe mental illness but it is misleading to associate severity with diagnosis alone. There are many cases of people diagnosed with schizophrenia where the major impact of the illness is brief or where the effect on life functioning is minor. Equally, there are many people with mood and anxiety disorders or with personality disorders whose illness has a major and persistent impact on their life functioning. This book is not concerned with the treatment of a specific diagnostic group but rather with interventions designed to assist people whose mental illness has had a major and persistent impact on life functioning, regardless of diagnosis. It is also designed as a resource and guide for students who are learning how to work effectively with this population. In particular, we see it as an especially valuable resource for the student on placement in settings that provide psychosocial rehabilitation. Some form of psychosocial rehabilitation is provided in most parts of the world. Sometimes it is provided within long-stay institutional or quasi-institutional settings but typically it is provided by community organisations, which may or may not be affiliated with clinical services. The people providing psychosocial rehabilitation may be health professionals such as nurses, occupational therapists, psychologists and social workers or they may be people without professional training but with skills and attitudes that enable them to assist such people, whether or not they have been trained as health professionals. Contemporary psychosocial rehabilitation often takes place within a recovery framework, which we endorse. The recovery framework emphasises that recovery from mental illness is a process rather than an outcome. Recovery is a personal journey that is about the rediscovery of self in the process of learning to live with an illness rather than being defined by the illness. At an individual level, it is about the development of hope and a vision for the future. At the community level, it is about supporting engagement and

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Feasibility first: Developing public performance indicators on patient safety and clinical effectiveness for Dutch hospitals

Cited by 81 publications

References 37 publications

Indicadores de segurança do paciente para hospitais de pacientes agudos: revisão sistemática

Indicadores de segurança do paciente para hospitais de pacientes agudos: revisão sistemática

One-year mortality after a first visit to a cardiology outpatient clinic: a useful performance indicator?

Programme Evaluation and Benchmarking

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