Acute Physicians care for most of the patients seen in Same Day Emergency Care (SDEC). While resources and pathways might vary patient outcomes require standardisation for learning, improvement and benchmarking. 

This questionnaire aims to gain a preliminary consensus to inform the work of the Society for Acute Medicine's Quality Improvement Group. 

The exploratory survey below uses the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's Quadruple Aim framework around patient outcomes, staff and patient experience and cost of care. 

This questionnaire is being sent to a group of UK practitioners and experts in three rounds to gather feedback on the metric. This is round number two based on results from the first round. The participation is voluntary but your experience and contribution might help to strengthen robust evidence based metric in this emergent field of work. 

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1. Are you already collecting data on Same Day Emergency Care

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2. Please rank the metrics below - rank the most important metric on top and the least important one at the bottom.

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3. Can you explain your choice of metrics at the top and bottom? W

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4. It is sometimes difficult to differentiate a planned review and a 'see on symptoms' review in SDEC. Looking for an operational definition for safety outcomes following review in SDEC: How likely are the following to be seen as acceptable parts of safe care or likely consequence of a mis-judgement during the first assessment in SDEC.

  Always acceptable part of safe care Sometimes acceptable part of safe care Unsure  Sometimes an adverse event  Always an adverse event
Review in SDEC within 7 days
Review in SDEC after more than 7 days 
Admission to hospital within 7 days of review in SDEC for a single night 
Admission to hospital after more than 7 days of review in SDEC for a single night 
Admission to hospital within 7 days of review in SDEC for several nights
Admission to hospital after more than 7 days of review in SDEC for several nights

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5. Which other metrics do you believe describes the quality of care in SDEC?

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6. Which of the metric in the list above do you believe should not be used to describe the quality of care in SDEC?

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7. Which other comments would you like to make in relation to measuring quality of care in SDEC?  Which other issues would you like to raise? 

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8. Please share your details so that we can send you the second version of the questionnaire.

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