Measuring patient safety in a UK dental hospital: Development of a dental clinical effectiveness dashboard

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Patient safety is an important marker of quality for any healthcare organisation. In 2008, the British Government white paper entitled High quality care for all, resulting from a review led by Lord Darzi, identified patient safety as a key component of quality and discussed how it might be measured, analysed and acted upon. National and local clinically curated metrics were suggested, which could be displayed via a 'clinical dashboard'. This paper explains the development of a clinical effectiveness dashboard focused on patient safety in an English dental hospital and how it has helped us identify relevant patient safety issues in secondary dental care.

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Pemberton, M. N., Ashley, M. P., Shaw, A., Dickson, S., & Saksena, A. (2014, January 1). Measuring patient safety in a UK dental hospital: Development of a dental clinical effectiveness dashboard. British Dental Journal. Nature Publishing Group. https://doi.org/10.1038/sj.bdj.2014.859

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