Wie rückt Qualität in den Fokus der Gesundheitsversorgung? Ergebnisse einer Delphi- und Akteurbefragung

Geraedts, Max; Busse, Reinhard; Jäckel, W. H.; Klemperer, David; Mauersberg, Susanne; Sauerland, Dirk; Volbracht, Eckhard; Schwenk, Uwe

doi:10.1016/j.zefq.2009.12.028

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“…Dies sollte bereits in der Ausbildung curricular verankert sein (vgl. [28] ), wobei die Interdisziplinarit ä t auch und gerade im Qualit ä tsmanagement einen Schwerpunkt bilden sollte. ▶ Qualit ä tsentwicklung geschieht auf der Basis konkreter Forschungsergebnisse.…”

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Qualität in der Rehabilitation

Jäckel

2010

Rehabilitation

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Particularly in the context of introduction of quality assurance programmes 15 years ago, "quality" became a central issue for rehabilitation, and its importance is bound to grow in the years to come. After giving a general definition of quality, this article deals more closely with 3 aspects of quality: quality development, quality assurance, and data on quality. Quality development in rehabilitation centres demands an atmosphere that supports change, encourages creativity, courage, transparency and involvement, and reduces fear. The creation of such an atmosphere is, in particular, the responsibility of a centre's management. Routine interviews regarding patient as well as employee satisfaction, and the use of strategic planning and management systems have proven successful instruments in the practice of quality development. Compared with other sectors of the health system, quality assurance in rehabilitation is marked by its comprehensive approach, intense patient orientation, scientific underpinning, and nationwide implementation. Regarding the benefits of these programmes for the health system at large, however, no clear scientific proof is available yet. Data gained from quality assurance programmes on the whole show a high amount of patient satisfaction, good quality of structures and processes as well as an improvement of the patients' health status. Between centres, however, there are marked differences of quality in a number of cases, and long-term effectiveness could be improved in some indications. Finally, suggestions are offered concerning further development of quality in rehabilitation as well as of the quality assurance programmes.

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