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    20/2/2017 AttitudesandOpinionsofDoctorsofChiropracticSpecializinginPediatricCareTowardPatientSafety:ACrosssectionalSurvey.

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    JManipulativePhysiolTher.2016Sep39(7):48793.doi:10.1016/j.jmpt.2016.06.003.Epub2016Aug13.

    AttitudesandOpinionsofDoctorsofChiropracticSpecializingin
    PediatricCareTowardPatientSafety:ACrosssectionalSurvey.
    PohlmanKA1,CarrollL2,HartlingL3,TsuyukiR4,VohraS5.

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    Abstract
    OBJECTIVE: Thepurposeofthiscrosssectionalsurveywastoevaluateattitudesandopinionsof
    doctorsofchiropractic(DCs)specializinginpediatriccaretowardpatientsafety.
    METHODS: TheMedicalOfficeSurveyonPatientSafetyCultureoftheAgencyforHealthcare
    ResearchandQualitywasadaptedforproviderswhousespinalmanipulationtherapyandsent
    outto2USchiropracticorganizations'pediatriccouncilmembers(n=400)betweenFebruary
    andApril2014.Thesurveymeasured12patientsafetydimensionsandincludedquestionson
    patientsafetyitemsandqualityissues,informationexchange,andoverallclinicratings.Data
    analysesincludedapercentcompositeaverageandanonrespondentanalysis.
    RESULTS: Theresponseratewas29.5%(n=118).Almostonethirdofrespondents'patients
    werepediatric(17yearsofage).DCswithapediatriccertificationwere3timesmorelikelyto
    respond(P<.001),butlittlequalitativedifferenceswerefoundinresponses.Thepatientsafety
    dimensionswiththehighestpositivecompositepercentageswereOrganizationalLearning(both
    administrationandclinical)andTeamwork(>90%).PatientCareTracking/FollowupandWork
    PressureandPacewerepatientsafetydimensionsthathadthelowestpositivecompositescores
    (<85%).Theresponsesalsoindicatedthattherewasconcernregardinginformationexchange
    withinsurance/thirdpartypayors.Twoqualityissuesidentifiedforimprovementwere(1)updating
    apatient'smedicationlistand(2)followinguponcriticallyabnormalresultsfromalaboratoryor
    imagingtestwithin1day.Theaverageoverallpatientsafetyratingscoreindicatedthat83%of
    respondentsratedthemselvesas"verygood"or"excellent."
    CONCLUSIONS: Comparedwith2014AgencyforHealthcareResearchandQualityphysician
    referentdatafrommedicaloffices,pediatricDCsappeartohavemorepositivepatientsafety
    attitudesandopinions.Futurepatientsafetystudiesneedtoprospectivelyevaluatesafety
    performancewithdirectfeedbackfrompatientsandcompareresultswiththeseselfassessed
    safetyattitudes,aswellasmakefurtheruseofthissurveytodevelopacomparabledatabasefor
    spinalmanipulationproviders.
    Copyright2016.PublishedbyElsevierInc.

    KEYWORDS: ChiropracticPatientSafetyPediatricsQualityImprovement

    PMID:27530089 DOI:10.1016/j.jmpt.2016.06.003
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