带建议文本框的标记出院摘要能提高患者安全吗?一项全国性调查。

IF 2.5 Q2 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE BJGP Open Pub Date : 2024-10-04 DOI:10.3399/BJGPO.2024.0037
Thorbjørn H Mikkelsen, Jesper B Nielsen, Maria M Storsveen, Jens Søndergaard
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背景:丹麦医院要求医生在出院小结中标注是否建议患者的全科医生(GP)进行随访,并提出随访行动建议。目的:调查新形式的出院小结是否有助于改善从医院转到全科诊所后患者的安全感:本文报告了向丹麦具有代表性的全科医生样本发送的问卷调查数据:根据背景材料、焦点小组访谈以及与相关专业人士的讨论,为全科医生准备了一份问卷。随后,研究人员和全科医生对问卷进行了试点测试,并在目前报告的调查之前对问卷进行了修订:在 310 名参与调查的全科医生中,197 人(63%)"完全同意 "或 "部分同意 "带有建议文本框的标记出院摘要有助于更好地与全科医生进行交接,223 人(72%)"完全同意 "或 "部分同意 "出院摘要能提高患者安全:结论:大多数受访全科医生认为,带有建议文本框的标注出院摘要可提高患者安全,并有助于出院后向全科医生移交护理工作。
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Do marked discharge summaries with recommendation text boxes enhance patient safety? A nationwide survey.

Background: Danish hospital physicians are required to mark their discharge summaries addressing whether the patient's general practitioner (GP) is recommended to follow up as well as suggest follow-up actions.

Aim: To investigate whether a new form of discharge summaries may contribute to improve the perceived patient safety following transition from hospitals to general practice.

Design & setting: This paper reports data from a questionnaire sent to a representative sample of GPs in Denmark.

Method: A questionnaire was prepared for GPs based on background material, focus group interviews and discussions with relevant professionals. It was subsequently pilot tested by fellow researchers and GPs and revised prior to the presently reported survey.

Results: Of 310 participating GPs, 197 (63%) 'totally agree' or 'partly agree' that the marked discharge summaries with a recommendation text box contribute to a better handover to general practice, and 223 (72%) 'totally agree' or 'partly agree' that they improve patient safety.

Conclusion: The majority of responding GPs believe that the marked discharge summaries with a recommendation text box enhance patient safety and facilitate the transition of care to general practice following hospital discharge.

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