Klemp Kerstin, Dovey Susan, Valderas Jose M, Rohe Julia, Godycki-Cwirko Maciek, Elliott Phillip, Beyer Martin, Gerlach Ferdin M, Hoffmann Barbara
a Goethe University Frankfurt am Main, Institute of General Practice , Frankfurt am Main , Germany.
Eur J Gen Pract. 2015 Sep;21 Suppl(sup1):35-8. doi: 10.3109/13814788.2015.1043723.
Despite awareness that comparative analysis of patient safety data from several data sources would promote risk reduction, there has been little effort to establish an incident classification system that is generally applicable to patient safety data in European primary care.
To describe the development of a patient safety incident classification system for primary care.
A systematic review was followed by an expert group discussion and a modified Delphi survey, to provide consensus statements.
We developed a classification system providing a mechanism for classifying patient safety incidents across Europe, taking into account the varying organizational arrangements that exist for primary care. It takes into account organizational processes and outcomes related to patient safety incidents and can supplement existing classification systems.
Classification systems are key tools in the analysis of patient safety incidents. A system that has relevance for primary care is now available.
尽管人们意识到对来自多个数据源的患者安全数据进行比较分析将有助于降低风险，但在欧洲初级保健中，几乎没有努力建立一个普遍适用于患者安全数据的事件分类系统。
描述一种用于初级保健的患者安全事件分类系统的开发过程。
先进行系统综述，然后进行专家组讨论和改良的德尔菲调查，以提供共识声明。
我们开发了一个分类系统，该系统考虑到初级保健中存在的不同组织安排，为全欧洲的患者安全事件分类提供了一种机制。它考虑了与患者安全事件相关的组织流程和结果，并且可以补充现有的分类系统。
分类系统是分析患者安全事件的关键工具。现在已有一个适用于初级保健的系统。
