Clinical spotlight intervention to accelerate translation of evidence-based practices in primary care [0.03%]
临床重点干预促进初级保健中循证实践的转化加速
Kavita Chawla,Richard Furlong,Norris Kamo et al.
Kavita Chawla et al.
Evidence-based medical practice is often slow to diffuse into widespread clinical practice. To accelerate translation of updated best practices into clinical care, we developed a quality improvement intervention called the 'Clinical Spotlig...
Patient and family perceptions of the provision of medicines as part of virtual outpatient consultations for children during COVID-19 pandemic [0.03%]
患儿在COVID-19大流行期间进行虚拟门诊咨询时对药物提供的看法和感受研究
Sukeshi Makhecha,Linda Eftychiou,Victoria Tsang et al.
Sukeshi Makhecha et al.
Objectives: To evaluate (1) views and perceptions of patients/parents/carers and healthcare professionals on the medicines optimisation (MO) process following virtual outpatient clinic (VOC) during the COVID-19 pandemic a...
Improving use of proton pump inhibitors with dual antiplatelet therapy in patients admitted with acute coronary syndrome [0.03%]
急性冠脉综合征患者接受双联抗血小板治疗时改善质子泵抑制剂的使用
Tomilola Jinadu,Ashwin Radhakrishnan,Lampson Fan
Tomilola Jinadu
Acute coronary syndrome (ACS) is one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality with a major impact on healthcare resources and expenditure. Dual antiplatelet therapy (DAPT) is recommended for the treatment of ACS. DAPT is associated ...
Sustaining improvement of hospital-wide initiative for patient safety and quality: a systematic scoping review [0.03%]
医院范围的患者安全和质量改进措施的持续改善系统性范畴回顾
Sarah E J Moon,Anne Hogden,Kathy Eljiz
Sarah E J Moon
Background: Long-term sustained improvement following implementation of hospital-wide quality and safety initiatives is not easily achieved. Comprehensive theoretical and practical understanding of how gained improvements...
Turn that frown upside down: implementation of a visual cue improves communication during emergency department to inpatient hand-offs [0.03%]
把忧伤的脸倒过来：视觉提示的实现改善了急诊科到住院病房交接期间的沟通
Beech Burns,James Heilman,Shana Kusin et al.
Beech Burns et al.
When a patient is admitted to the hospital from the emergency department (ED), the ED clinician passes on relevant clinical information to the admitting team to transition care, a process known as patient hand-off and commonly referred to a...
Adverse events reporting at naturopathy clinical settings: importance of accreditation systems in improving quality of care and patient safety [0.03%]
自然疗法临床设置中的不良事件报告：认证体系在提高护理质量和患者安全方面的重要性
Gulab Rai Tewani,Hemanshu Sharma,Varsha Vijay Nathani et al.
Gulab Rai Tewani et al.
Access, relationships, quality and safety (ARQS): a qualitative study to develop an Indigenous-centred understanding of virtual care quality [0.03%]
通道，关系，质量和安全（ARQS）：一项定性研究以发展以原住民为中心的虚拟护理质量理解
Pamela Roach,Meagan Ody,Paige Campbell et al.
Pamela Roach et al.
Background: Among Indigenous peoples in Canada, access to high-quality healthcare remains an important determinant of health. The shift to virtual and remote-based approaches, expedited during the COVID-19 pandemic, influ...
Sahar Keyvanloo Shahrestanaki,Forough Rafii,Tahereh Najafi Ghezeljeh et al.
Sahar Keyvanloo Shahrestanaki et al.
Background: Patient safety in home care is a fundamental and complex concept in nursing. This concept includes a number of challenges in patient care. Studies have shown that there is no clear and uniform definition for t...
Development and assessment of an educational intervention to improve the recognition of frailty on an acute care respiratory ward [0.03%]
在急性呼吸道病房提高虚弱识别能力的教育干预措施的发展和评估
Aaron Leblanc,Nermin Diab,Chantal Backman et al.
Aaron Leblanc et al.
Background: Frailty is a robust predictor of poor outcomes among patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease yet is not measured in routine practice. We determined barriers and facilitators to measuring frailty in...
Analysis of antibiotic use patterns in Danish hospitals 2015-2021 using an adapted version of the who aware classification [0.03%]
2015-2021年丹麦医院抗生素使用模式的分析采用世卫组织抗菌药物消费评估分类的改编版本
Jacob Anhøj,Jonas Boel,Birthe Riis Olesen et al.
Jacob Anhøj et al.
Background: AWaRe is a tool to categorise and guide antibiotic use. Antibiotics are classified in three groups: Access, Watch and Reserve. The Access group contains first choice antibiotics for 25 of the most common infec...