RT Journal Article
T1 Quality indicators in interhospital transport: multicentre project
A1 Conde, Beatriz Garrido
A1 del Real, Nuria Millan Garcia
A1 Gimenez, Teresa Esclapes
A1 Ros, Itziar Marsinyach
A1 Parreno, Juan Diego Toledo
A1 Cardenas, Maria del Mar Nunez
A1 Sampedro, Pedro Dominguez
A1 Azuero, Kai Boris Brandstrup
A1 Grp Trabajo Transporte Pediat, 
A1 Soc Espanola Cuidados Intensivos, 
K1 Quality metrics
K1 Quality indicators
K1 Quality assessment
K1 Quality improvement
K1 Interhospital transport
K1 Benchmarking
K1 Critical-care transport
K1 Metrics
AB Introduction: Interhospital transport is carried out by variable teams in different regions of our country, and this makes quality evaluation and benchmarking complicated. Project objective: select and define a consensual list of quality measurement that may be used by national transport units, whether specialised or not.Methods: Initial set of quality indicators was proposed by coordinators (members of representative specialised transport units in Spain). Evaluation by selected transport specialists from participating units and SECIP (Society of Paediatric Intensive Care) and SENeo (Spanish Neonatology Society) work teams. Selection of definitive indicators by Delphi method according to relevance and feasibility.Results: A total of 35 quality indicators were included in the initial set. Evaluation was carried out by 22 specialists from seven transport teams. In a first round, four indicators were consensually included in the definitive list. Results for the rest of metrics and comments were sent to all participants, and after a second assessment, 11 other indicators reached enough consensus. After list accomplishment, a consensual final definition for every indicator was established.Conclusions: Using a consensual research method, a list of 15 common indicators was obtained, which may be used by specialised transport teams in our country, and by non-specialised clinics in charge of interhospital paediatric transport. It will allow individual performance to be assessed, as well as benchmarking, in order to find improvement opportunities and ensure the highest quality during interhospital transport. (C) 2020 Asociacion Espanola de Pediatria. Published by Elsevier Espana, S.L.U.
PB Ediciones doyma s a
SN 1695-4033
YR 2021
FD 2021-09-02
LK http://hdl.handle.net/10668/18697
UL http://hdl.handle.net/10668/18697
LA es
DS RISalud
RD Apr 6, 2025