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Tytti Kristiina Toukola1, Reija Katri Kyllikki Mertanen2, Johanna Marjut Kaartinen3

  • 1Department of Public Health, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland. tytti.toukola@helsinki.fi.

Scandinavian journal of trauma, resuscitation and emergency medicine
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PubMed
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评估急救部门 (ED) 的表现缺乏标准协议. 这次审查发现,对结果指标没有达成共识,这阻碍了可靠的ED绩效评估和改进工作.

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基准测试 (MeSH) 是一种比较的方法.应急部门的紧急情况.紧急医疗 (MeSH) 是一种急诊医疗.紧急服务,医院 (MeSH)绩效评价 绩效评价 绩效评价 绩效评价 绩效评价绩效指标 绩效指标 绩效指标绩效指标是指性能指标.质量指标,卫生保健 (MeSH)

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