Wilton J
Department of General Practice, St Mary's Hospital Medical School, Lisson Grove Health Centre, London.
BMJ. 1990 Mar 31;300(6728):851-3. doi: 10.1136/bmj.300.6728.851.
Fifty general practice annual reports were reviewed with a checklist to determine how much information was commonly included and whether they described the patients, the practice, and practice activity. The reports varied widely: important information was sometimes missing, practice activity was measured in different ways, and terms were often not defined. About half the reports reviewed did not draw conclusions or suggest plans for the future. Annual reports should include comparable basic information about patients, the practice, and the practice activity to optimise their usefulness in evaluation, planning, and decision making. Many relevant data are available from family practitioner committees and district health authorities.
我们使用一份清单对50份全科医疗年度报告进行了审查，以确定其中通常包含多少信息，以及这些报告是否对患者、医疗机构及其业务活动进行了描述。这些报告差异很大：重要信息有时缺失，业务活动的衡量方式各不相同，术语也常常没有定义。约一半被审查的报告未得出结论或提出未来计划。年度报告应包含有关患者、医疗机构及其业务活动的可比较基本信息，以优化其在评估、规划和决策中的效用。家庭医生委员会和地区卫生当局可提供许多相关数据。
