Evaluating acute medical service performance against assessment time metrics: the Society for Acute Medicine Benchmarking Audit 2023 (SAMBA23).

Q3 Medicine Acute Medicine Pub Date : 2024-01-01 DOI:10.52964/AMJA.0984
Catherine Atkin, Chris Subbe, Mark Holland, Ragit Varia, Tim Cooksley, Adnan Gebril, Adrian Kennedy, Thomas Knight, Daniel Lasserson
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Performance within acute medicine services is impacted by ongoing pressures on acute care services. Data from the Society for Acute Medicine Benchmarking Audit 2023 (SAMBA23), was used to assess performance of acute medicine services compared to key clinical quality indicators, comparing performance by initial assessment location. Data was analysed for 8213 unplanned attendances across 161 hospitals. Comparing by initial assessment location, performance against the clinical quality indicators was unchanged from 2022. Only 29% of daytime arrivals assessed within the Emergency Department received consultant review within target times. Delays were seen in transfer between acute care locations. 29% of patients requiring admission were not admitted to the AMU. There is ongoing variation in acute medical service performance nationally, with significant delays in patient access to appropriate assessment locations.

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根据评估时间指标评估急症医疗服务绩效:急症医学基准审计学会 2023 (SAMBA23)。
急症医学服务的绩效受到急症护理服务持续压力的影响。我们利用急症医学学会 2023 年基准审计(SAMBA23)的数据,对照关键临床质量指标评估急症医学服务的绩效,并按初步评估地点对绩效进行比较。对 161 家医院的 8213 次计划外就诊进行了数据分析。按初步评估地点比较,临床质量指标的表现与 2022 年相比没有变化。在急诊科接受评估的日间到达者中,只有 29% 在目标时间内接受了顾问审查。急诊地点之间的转院出现了延误。29%需要入院治疗的患者没有入住急诊室。在全国范围内,急诊医疗服务的表现持续存在差异,患者在前往适当的评估地点时出现严重延误。
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Acute Medicine
Acute Medicine Medicine-Emergency Medicine
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