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    Area of Science:

    • Healthcare Management
    • Patient Safety
    • Medical Risk Analysis

    Context:

    • Internal medicine units face daily challenges in incident recognition and analysis.
    • Effective incident reporting is vital for suggesting improvements for patients and the institution.
    • A new institutional procedure promoting open communication and risk management was implemented.

    Purpose:

    • To assess the effectiveness of an incident reporting system in an internal medicine department.
    • To evaluate the impact of an open communication and risk management process.
    • To understand the challenges and successes of incident analysis in a hospital setting.

    Summary:

    • The internal medicine department at CHUV implemented an institutional procedure for incident reporting and risk management.
    • The assessment occurred one year after the procedure's initiation.
    • The system emphasizes feedback to reporters and follow-up on implemented measures.

    Impact:

    • The department highlights the importance of feedback for reporters.
    • Ensures regular follow-up on actions taken.
    • Extends the reporting system to external reporters, including general practitioners.