Abstract
Efficacious patient safety monitoring should focus on the implementation of evidence-based practices that avoid unnecessary harm related to healthcare. The ISEP-Brazil project aimed to develop and validate indicators for best patient safety practices in Brazil. The basis was the translation and adaptation of the indicators validated in the ISEP-Spain project and the document Safe Practices for Better Healthcare (U.S. National Quality Forum), recommending 34 best practices. A 25-member expert panel validated the indicators. Reliability and feasibility were based on a pilot study in three hospitals with different management formats (state, federal, and private). Seventy-five best practice indicators were approved (39 structure; 36 process) for 31 of the 34 recommendations. The indicators were considered valid, reliable, and useful for monitoring patient safety in Brazilian hospitals.
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Gama, Z. A. D. S., Saturno-Hernández, P. J., Ribeiro, D. N. C., De Freitas, M. R., De Medeiros, P. J., Batista, A. M., … Neto, V. D. M. (2016). Desenvolvimento e validação de indicadores de boas práticas de segurança do paciente: Projeto ISEP-Brasil. Cadernos de Saude Publica, 32(9), 1–17. https://doi.org/10.1590/0102-311X00026215
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