Risk management is a key tool in Clinical Governance. Our project aimed to define, share, apply and measure the impact of tools and methodologies for the continuous improvement of quality of care, especially in relation to the multi-disciplinary and integrated management of the hyperglycemic patient in hospital settings. A training project, coordinated by a scientific board of experts in diabetes and health management and an Expert Meeting with representatives of all the participating centers was launched in 2014. The project involved eight hospitals through the organization of meetings with five managers and 25 speakers, including diabetologists, internists, pharmacists and nurses. The analysis showed a wide variability in the adoption of tools and processes towards a comprehensive and coordinated management of hyperglycemic patients.
De Belvis, A., Specchia, M. L., Ferriero, A. M., Capizzi, S., [How to evaluate the application of Clinical Governance tools in the management of hospitalized hyperglycemic patients: results of a multicentric study], <<IGIENE E SANITÀ PUBBLICA>>, 2017; 73 (1): 47-64 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/111239]
[How to evaluate the application of Clinical Governance tools in the management of hospitalized hyperglycemic patients: results of a multicentric study]
De Belvis, Antonio;Specchia, Maria Lucia;Ferriero, Anna Maria;Capizzi, Silvio
2017
Abstract
Risk management is a key tool in Clinical Governance. Our project aimed to define, share, apply and measure the impact of tools and methodologies for the continuous improvement of quality of care, especially in relation to the multi-disciplinary and integrated management of the hyperglycemic patient in hospital settings. A training project, coordinated by a scientific board of experts in diabetes and health management and an Expert Meeting with representatives of all the participating centers was launched in 2014. The project involved eight hospitals through the organization of meetings with five managers and 25 speakers, including diabetologists, internists, pharmacists and nurses. The analysis showed a wide variability in the adoption of tools and processes towards a comprehensive and coordinated management of hyperglycemic patients.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.