Participants sought for study on Quality Indicators for Emergency Departments
- Area of Work: The ALLIANCE
- Type: News Item
- Published: 17th January 2022
Contribute to a European study led by EUSEM.
The European Society for Emergency Medicine (EUSEM) (this link will take you away from our website) is currently working on a project to define an initial set of Quality Indicators for Emergency Departments in Europe. They will soon conduct a study that aims to define European wide quality standards for Emergency Care in the Emergency Departments.
They are currently looking for patient representatives with a particular interest or experience in Emergency Medicine who can therefore provide an informed perspective.
The selected participant will receive a list of the items (50, in total) and will be asked to choose those quality markers which they regard as most important for the Emergency Departments. Every participant will have the possibility to select the 20 most important markers and to grade those for importance by rating them. This selection will be sent to the EUSEM office where it will be anonymized for further analysis.
If you or someone you know of has a particular interest or experience in Emergency Medicine and could be interested in participating, please don’t hesitate to contact policy@eu-patient.eu.
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