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Patient Experience: a driver for quality improvement

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Do you think the IBDQIP Network can be an additional resource to facilitate discussion among the IBD teams across the UK and support them in improving the quality of their services?

Two months following the launch the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Quality Improvement... More ›
Two months following the launch the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Quality Improvement Project Network we would like to have your opinion on this tool to help us improve it and meet the users' needs. Please give us your feedback by participating to this poll. If you wish to add further comments don't hesitate to contact me diana.viscusi@rcplondon.ac.uk Less ›
1. Yes, we have used documents available in the "resource" section developed by other IBD teams to support the action planning and implementation of changes in our service
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2. Yes, if there’s a team champion to initiate a dialogue
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3. No, I don’t think a virtual network to communicate with other IBD teams can help us achieve service improvement
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4. No, the staff has no time and no resources (i.e. easy access to computers) to use the network
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5. Don’t know
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Patient Experience: a driver for quality improvement

Up to The Inflammatory Bowel Disease Quality Improvement Forum
August 20. 2012
Diana Viscusi

Following an interesting quality improvement pilot study on Patient Shadowing recently carried out by two medical students from Bristol University, it emerged that pateint's main complaint was

  1.  The lack of disabled parking
  2.  The expensive car park charges they have to face when undergoing biologic treatment  

How does your hospital tackle this issues?

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