Acute Medicine: How will we grow? - An analysis of organisational capabilities for quality improvement, research & education from SAMBA 2021

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Acute Medicine Pub Date : 2023-07-01 DOI:10.52964/amja.0947

Georgia Kate Galloway, Christian Peter Subbe, Mark Holland, Catherine Atkin

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Abstract

Background: Education, research, and Quality Improvement (QI) are key enablers for high quality care. We aimed to map the capability of Acute Medical Units (AMUs) to facilitate excellence in these areas. Methods: AMUs were surveyed in an organisational questionnaire within the Society for Acute Medicine Benchmarking Audit 2021. Results: 143 units participated. 80 units had a QI lead, 24 had a research lead and 99 had a medical education lead. 15 units had all three leadership roles. Most QI work considered service structure rather than changes in processes or care outcomes. Conclusion: The organisational capability of AMUs in the strategic areas considered is variable. Improving leadership and disseminating learning could help build a strategic foundation for acute medicine to grow.

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急症医学:我们将如何成长?-质量改进、研究和amp的组织能力分析;SAMBA 2021的教育

背景:教育、研究和质量改进(QI)是高质量护理的关键推动者。我们的目标是绘制急症医疗单位(AMUs)的能力，以促进这些领域的卓越。方法:在2021年急性医学基准审计学会的组织问卷中对AMUs进行调查。结果:143个单位参与。80个单位有QI领导，24个单位有研究领导，99个单位有医学教育领导。15个单位同时担任这三种领导角色。大多数QI工作考虑的是服务结构，而不是流程或护理结果的变化。结论:在考虑的战略领域，农业部门的组织能力是可变的。改善领导和传播知识有助于为急性病医学的发展奠定战略基础。

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Acute Medicine Medicine-Emergency Medicine

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1.50

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