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By: Hanevi Djasri, Osman Sianipar, dan Adi Utarini Centre for Health Service Management, Clinical Epidemiology & Biostatistics, Hospital Management Graduate Program, Faculty of Medicine, UGM
Clinical Audit
Preparation for the Practical Sessions The Practical Sessions
Medical/Clinical committee (Sub-committee on Clinical Audit) Clinical Audit Ad-hoc Team (Team work) Assistant to Clinical Audit (Medical Record)
Select topics for clinical audit Re-audit Determine criteria and standards
Make changes
Collect data
Analyse data
following information:
Routine data Patient satisfaction survey Observation of care delivery Inputs from stakeholders Enthusiasm of a certain care groups
*already decided for the practical session, but this process will still be conducted during the practical session. Bring data!
Background Rationale for the selected topics (epidemiology, burden of illness, relevance) Clinical guidelines Problems in case management
Appropriateness: Is the treatment according to guidelines? Timeliness : Is the treatment given in a timely manner? Effectiveness : Is the outcome as expected?
Topics:
Breast cancer
Objective:
To improve quality of services for patients with breast cancer
Specific objective:
Ensure care is provided according to guidelines Ensure the diagnosis is made timely
Select topics for clinical audit Re-audit Determine criteria and standards
Make changes
Collect data
Analyse data
What is criteria?
It is an evidence that must be present to prove that an optimum level of care is provided
Diagnosis, treatment, interventions, patient reaction etc. related to topics for clinical audit
Common criteria used: Process criteria: diagnosis, treatment, intervention, surgery, etc. Less common criteria used: Input: often linked to budget limitation, therefore the audit cycle often cannot be completed Output/outcome: complex, related to many factors (co-morbidity etc), eg: status on discharge, death, complication, LOS etc.
IMPORTANT MESSAGE!
Concensus toward the criteria from senior clinicians is important for later improvement Conduct panel expert or review of criteria and clinical guidelines to be used for the audit
Specific: not ambiguous, value-free Measureable: can be measured Agreed: concensus reached Relevant Theoretically sound: based on evidencebased clinical guidelines
www.sign.co.uk www.cochrane.org
Must be present (100%) or must not be present (0%) for each criteria Example:
Use of prophylactic actibiotics for elective surgery: standard 100% Decubitus: standard 0%
Presence of clinical conditions to justify that a medical record is not meeting the standard Therefore the exception can be used to explain why a standard is not met
Refering to which parts in the medical record that contains valid and reliable information needed to evaluate the criteria Written in an objective way and all related terms need to be listed
Standard 100%
Instruction for
data collector
MR Form no 002/RM
Criteria 1. 2.
Standard
Exception
Instruction for
data collector
3. 4. 5.
Select topics for clinical audit Re-audit Determine criteria and standards
Make changes
Collect data
Analyse data
Retrospective: data already collected routinely or available in a certain register Concurrent/Prospective: data collected during the process of care
Implementation Data collection can be carried out by CA assistant (eg medical record staff, nurse, doctor) using the audit instrument Separate MRs that are not meeting the standards Result is recorded using the code system for audit
Variables are selected to understand certain patterns or variations Source of variables: hospital, doctor, nurse, patient characteristics
Doctor Class Ward Patient age Etc.
Take all population if the topic is extremely important (surgery) Take a sample if the no of patients is large (eg 1000 patients) Pragmatic approach: 20-50 patients For scientific purpose: sample size calculation
MR 01 Variable
Class Age Dr. Criteria Criteria 1 Criteria 2 Criteria 3 Criteria 4 Criteria 5
MR 02
MR 03
MR 04
Etc.
Select topics for clinical audit Re-audit Determine criteria and standards
Make changes
Collect data
Analyse data
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Identify the sample, if it is represent the population Measure level of compliance Measure pattern of deficiency Identify cause of deficiency using quality tools
SS examination 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 SS examination
ISTC Standard 2. All patients (adults, adolescents, and children) suspected of having pulmonary tuberculosis should have at least two sputum specimens obtained for microscopic examination.
Measurement
Faulty testing equipment Incorrect specifications Improper methods
Human
Machines
Out of adjustment
Tooling problems Old / worn
Inadequate training
Quality Problem
Defective from vendor Poor process design Ineffective quality management Deficiencies in product design
Not to specifications
Materialhandling problems
Environment
Materials
Process
Measurement
Human
Machines
Quality Problem
Environment
Materials
Process
Select topics for clinical audit Re-audit Determine criteria and standards
Make changes
Collect data
Analyse data
Eliminate waste Improve work-flow Optimize inventory Change the work environment Enhance the producer-customer relationship Manage time Manage variation Design systems to avoid mistakes Focus on the product or service
Plan of action
Whose responsibility
Follow-up
Objec tive
Measureable indicator
Responsible persons
Timeline
Cost
1 2 3 4 5.
Select topics for clinical audit Re-audit Determine criteria and standards
Make changes
Collect data
Analyse data
See list of groups and audit topics selected Search references useful as a background for the topic and exercise for selecting the topic Search for clinical guidelines for that topics
Find and share the guidelines with the group Read the guidelines individually Look for potential criteria individually
Do informal group meeting to discuss topic selection and criteria (Recommended) Read the recommended readings for the practical sessions (2 downloadable refs)
PS-1
Data collection
PS-2