Tracing the foundations of a conceptual framework for a patient safety ontology
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Auteurs : William B. Runciman [Australie] ; G Ross Baker [Canada] ; Philippe Michel [France] ; Susan Dovey [Nouvelle-Zélande] ; Richard J. Lilford [Royaume-Uni] ; Natasja Jensen [Suisse] ; Rhona Flin [Royaume-Uni] ; William B. Weeks [États-Unis] ; Pierre Lewalle [Suisse] ; Itziar Larizgoitia [Suisse] ; David Bates [États-Unis]Source :
- Quality and Safety in Health Care [ 1475-3898 ] ; 2010-12.
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English descriptors
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- Adverse events, Australian patient safety foundation, Available sources, Basic books, Brain damage, Breathing circuit, Circuit disconnection, Clinical processes, Complex sociotechnical systems, Component elements, Conceptual framework, Corrective strategies, Deeper interdisciplinary approach, Different disciplines, Donabedian triad, Equipment problem, External research, Florence nightingale, Generic reference model, Gure, Health care, Health policy, Healthcare, Healthcare professionals, Human behaviour, Human error, Icps, Information science, Latest principles, Lawrence erlbaum associates, National patient safety agency, Ontological representation, Ontology, Original research, Paralysed patient, Patient safety, Patient safety research, Qual, Quality frameworks, Reference model, Refractory problem, Rigorous compliance, Runciman, Semantic relationships, Swiss cheese model, World alliance, World health assembly, World health organization.
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- Adverse events, Australian patient safety foundation, Available sources, Basic books, Brain damage, Breathing circuit, Circuit disconnection, Clinical processes, Complex sociotechnical systems, Component elements, Conceptual framework, Corrective strategies, Deeper interdisciplinary approach, Different disciplines, Donabedian triad, Equipment problem, External research, Florence nightingale, Generic reference model, Gure, Health care, Health policy, Healthcare, Healthcare professionals, Human behaviour, Human error, Icps, Information science, Latest principles, Lawrence erlbaum associates, National patient safety agency, Ontological representation, Ontology, Original research, Paralysed patient, Patient safety, Patient safety research, Qual, Quality frameworks, Reference model, Refractory problem, Rigorous compliance, Runciman, Semantic relationships, Swiss cheese model, World alliance, World health assembly, World health organization.
Abstract
Background In work for the World Alliance for Patient Safety on research methods and measures and on defining key concepts for an International Patient Safety Classification (ICPS), it became apparent that there was a need to try to understand how the meaning of patient safety and underlying concepts relate to the existing safety and quality frameworks commonly used in healthcare. Objectives To unfold the concept of patient safety and how it relates to safety and quality frameworks commonly used in healthcare and to trace the evolution of the ICPS framework as a basis of the electronic capture of the component elements of patient safety. Conclusion The ICPS conceptual framework for patient safety has its origins in existing frameworks and an international consultation process. Although its 10 classes and their semantic relationships may be used as a reference model for different disciplines, it must remain dynamic in the ever-changing world of healthcare. By expanding the ICPS by examining data from all available sources, and ensuring rigorous compliance with the latest principles of informatics, a deeper interdisciplinary approach will progressively be developed to address the complex, refractory problem of reducing healthcare-associated harm.
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DOI: 10.1136/qshc.2009.035147
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- Australie, Canada, France, Nouvelle-Zélande, Royaume-Uni, Suisse, États-Unis
- Angleterre, Aquitaine, Massachusetts, Midlands de l'Ouest, New Hampshire, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Ontario
- Birmingham, Bordeaux, Toronto
- Université de Birmingham, Université de Toronto
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