An introduction to quality improvement in paediatrics and child health

Claire Lemer, C. R. L. H. Cheung, R. E. Klaber*

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    Abstract

    Quality improvement is a focus on changing the way in which patient care is delivered. Central to this is developing a more rounded, patient-focused approach to the design and delivery of care. Here, in the first of a series, we introduce the concepts of quality improvement, explain why quality improvement should matter to paediatricians and give some pointers as to where and how paediatricians can learn and do more.

    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)175-180
    Number of pages6
    JournalArchives Of Disease In Childhood-Education And Practice Edition
    Volume98
    Issue number5
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - Oct 2013

    Keywords

    • Evidence Based Medicine
    • Medical Education
    • Patient perspective
    • Health services research
    • Measurement
    • HARVARD MEDICAL-PRACTICE
    • ADVERSE EVENTS
    • HOSPITALIZED-PATIENTS
    • INTENSIVE-CARE
    • PATIENT SAFETY
    • UNITED-STATES
    • ORDER ENTRY
    • NEGLIGENCE
    • ENGLAND
    • ERRORS

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