1. Bruno Lucet – Stockholm october 30th 2016
Risk indicators for quality and safety of health care : External input from France
Bruno Lucet – Stockholm
october 30th 2016

2. 01
Introducing Quality account

3. Quality account
A four steps approach for each of the major process of the hospital’s organization :
an analysis of the results available (indicators, evaluations, accreditation results, …)
a risk based appraisal :
Frequency
Severity
Criticality
level of proficiency

4. Quality account
An assessment of the room for improvement, and an involvement to drive improvement plans.
The analysis of the quality account aims to design the survey template and to define customized objectives for each of the key process.

5. 02
Accredit ation survey

6. New survey methods : process audit (PDCA driven)
P1/ definition of policy (risk control)
P2/ Internal organization, control, roles and responsibilities, resources, interface management;
D1/ Mobilization of teams for operational implementation;
D2/ Availability of resources: skills, materials, equipment, ...
D3/ Effectiveness of the implementation (including traceability)
C1 / Evaluation of the efficiency of the process;
A1/ Implementation of improvement plans; communication on results.
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7. 03
Healthcare Quality and Safety Indicators

8. Mission
- HAS works in conjunction with health professionals, users of the healthcare system and patients to develop health care quality and safety indicators (QSI). - The indicators assess the process or the outcome of care. They are set up to be used by healthcare organizations as quality improvement tools. - Data sources: patient records or ad hoc surveys (for process indicators) and administrative databases (for outcome indicators).
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9. Objectives of QSIs development
QSIs developed for internal quality management by healthcare organisations are also used:
in the accreditation program of healthcare organizations;
for public reporting;
to help the reporting and steering of interventional policies at national and regional level;
as financial incentives for quality improvement programs.
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10. Cross-functional indicators
Quality of the patient record - Applicable to medicine, surgery  and obstetrics; follow-up and rehabilitation care; home care hospitalization; and psychiatry
Quality of anaesthesia record
Multidisciplinary team meeting in oncology
Nosocomial infection dashboard
Satisfaction/Experience of patients hospitalised in medicine, surgery and obstetrics
Radiology report
Day surgery
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11. Speciality indicators
Prevention and care of postpartum haemorragia;
Initial care of stroke;
In-hospital care of myocardial infarction;
Care quality of chronic haemodialysis patients;
Pre-operative care  for bariatric surgery in adults;
Rate of deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism after total hip or knee replacement.
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