The American Academy of Family Physicians DCERPS-PC

美国家庭医生学会（AAFP）将建立一个国家发展中心，以评估初级保健中的患者安全（DCERPS-PC），建立在其完善的医学教育计划和三个具体的AAFP计划的基础上：质量倡议，罗伯特格雷厄姆政策中心和国家家庭实践和初级保健研究网络（国家研究网络）。AAFP DCERPS-PC（中心）的目标是提高初级保健医生办公室的医疗保健安全性，最初侧重于小型家庭诊所和家庭诊所住院医师培训诊所。该中心将成为国家研究网络的一个项目，并将成为该学院整体质量改进计划的一个组成部分。中心主任将是国家研究网络的主任，他是一位熟练的医生，医学教育家和初级保健研究人员。他还拥有担任初级保健医疗主任的丰富经验。该研究实验室的研究和测试方法，以提高病人的安全是117临床实践很好。研究和测试方法，以改善病人的结果是研究实验室的117个临床实践的AAFP国家研究网络位于34和5加拿大省。家庭医生，他们的工作人员和他们的病人将确定减少错误的机会。中心的研究人员、工作人员和顾问将开发解决方案和教育工具，然后将在网络的实践中对这些解决方案和工具进行测试。最后，将通过AAFP的广泛出版物和继续教育方案向家庭医生广泛传播有效的工具。此外，我们打算开发一个原型国家报告系统的医疗错误在初级保健办公室。我们将使用这笔赠款的资金来发展基础设施和多学科团队所必需的美国食品药品监督管理局国家中心的评估和研究在病人安全的初级保健。

The American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) will establish a National Developmental Center for Evaluation in Patient Safety in Primary Care (DCERPS-PC), building on the strength of its well- established medical education programs, and three specific AAFP programs: the Quality Initiative, the Robert Graham Policy Center, and the National Network for Family Practice and Primary Care Research (National Research Network). The goal of the AAFP DCERPS-PC (The Center) is to improve the safety of medical care in primary care physicians offices, focusing initially on small family practice offices and family practice residency training clinics. The Center will be a program of the National Research Network and will be a component of the overall quality improvement programs of the Academy. The Center director will be the Director of the National Research Network, who is a skilled physicians, medical educator, and primary care researchers. He has extensive experience as a primary care medical director as well. The research laboratory for studying and testing methods to improve patient safety are the 117 clinical practices well. The research laboratory for studying and testing methods to improve patient outcomes are the 117 clinical practices of the AAFP National Research Network located in 34 and 5 Canadian provinces. Family physicians, their staffs and their patients will identify opportunities for error reduction. Center researchers, staff and consultants will develop solutions and educational tools, and the solutions and tools will then be tested in the practices of the Network. Finally, effective tools will be disseminated widely to family physicians through the extensive publications and continuing education programs of the AAFP. In addition, we intend to develop a prototype National Reporting system for medial errors in primary care offices. We will use funding from this grant to develop the infrastructure and multi- disciplinary team necessary for the AAFP National Center for Evaluation and Research in Patient Safety in Primary Care.