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Template for uniform reporting of emergency department measures, consensus according to the Utstein method
Katrin Hruska1, Maaret Castrén2,3, Jay Banerjee4
1Emergency Department, Karolinska University Hospital, Huddinge.
Objective:
To develop a template for uniform reporting of standardized measuring and describing of care provided in the emergency department (ED).
Methods:
An international group of experts in emergency medicine, with broad experience from different clinical settings, met in Utstein, Norway. Through a consensus process, a limited number of measures that would accurately describe an ED were chosen and a template was developed.
Results:
The final measures to be reported and their definitions were grouped into six categories: Structure, Staffing and governance, Population, Process times, Hospital and healthcare system and Outcomes. The template for Utstein-style uniform reporting is presented.
Conclusion:
The suggested template is intended for use in studies carried out in EDs to improve comparability and knowledge translation.
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