The Texas Disclosure and Compensation Study: Best Practices for Improving Safety
德克萨斯州披露和赔偿研究:提高安全性的最佳实践
基本信息
- 批准号:8015920
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 179.66万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2010
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2010-07-01 至 2014-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Disclosure and compensation programs are a leading alternative to traditional medical liability. Patients want to know about medical errors, especially errors that directly harm them. Although disclosing an error and its consequences to a patient is difficult, the benefits of disclosing errors to patients are multiple. Our overall goal is to determine how to make disclosure and compensation a process that will not only serve the needs of individual patients, but take more advantage of the patient's experience to help hospitals change their systems and improve safety for subsequent patients. To meet this goal we will: 1) conduct a 3-year study of disclosure and compensation in the University of Texas System with measures of disclosure, malpractice, and impact on safety at three points in time (baseline, after initial disclosure training/before implementation of best practices for using disclosure to improve safety, and after implementation of these best practices); 2) host a conference of national experts during year two to identify best practices for using disclosure to improve hospital safety; and 3) implement, evaluate, and disseminate these best practices (with a focus on incorporating patients and families into efforts to understand why errors occur). The products of this study will include: best practices for using disclosure and patients' perspectives to improve patient safety; a new survey to measure both safety culture and error disclosure culture; and an assessment of how disclosure and compensation influences traditional tort outcomes such as claims, suits, time to resolution, payments, and overall expense.
PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: Our overall goal is to determine how to make disclosure and compensation a process that will not only serve the needs of individual patients, but take more advantage of the patient's experience to help hospitals change their systems and improve safety for subsequent patients. To meet this goal we will: 1) conduct a 3-year study of disclosure and compensation in the University of Texas System with measures of disclosure, malpractice, and impact on safety at three points in time (baseline, after initial disclosure training/before implementation of best practices for using disclosure to improve safety, and after implementation of these best practices); 2) host a conference of national experts during year two to identify best practices for using disclosure to improve hospital safety; and 3) implement, evaluate, and disseminate these best practices (with a focus on incorporating patients and families into efforts to understand why errors occur).
The products of this study will include: best practices for using disclosure and patients' perspectives to improve patient safety; a new survey to measure both safety culture and error disclosure culture; and an assessment of how disclosure and compensation influences traditional tort outcomes such as claims, suits, time to resolution, payments, and overall expense.
描述(由申请人提供):披露和赔偿计划是传统医疗责任的主要替代方案。患者想要了解医疗错误,特别是那些直接伤害他们的错误。虽然向患者披露错误及其后果是困难的,但向患者披露错误的好处是多方面的。我们的总体目标是确定如何使披露和补偿成为一个不仅满足个体患者需求的过程,而且更多地利用患者的经验来帮助医院改变他们的系统并提高后续患者的安全性。为了实现这一目标,我们将:1)对德克萨斯大学系统的信息披露和薪酬进行为期3年的研究,并在三个时间点(基线、最初的信息披露培训之后/实施利用信息披露提高安全性的最佳实践之前和实施这些最佳实践之后)衡量信息披露、不当行为和对安全的影响;2)在第二年主办一次国家专家会议,以确定利用信息披露改善医院安全的最佳做法;3)实施、评估和传播这些最佳实践(重点是将患者和家庭纳入了解错误发生原因的努力中)。本研究的成果将包括:利用信息披露和患者观点改善患者安全的最佳实践;安全文化和差错披露文化的一项新调查并评估披露和赔偿如何影响传统的侵权结果,如索赔、诉讼、解决时间、付款和总费用。
项目成果
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- 资助金额:
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