Do clinical safety charts improve paramedic key performance indicator results? (A clinical improvement programme evaluation)

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Ebbs, Phillip
Middleton, Paul M
Bonner, Ann
Loudfoot, Allan
Elliott, Peter
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2012
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Introduction: Is the Clinical Safety Chart clinical improvement programme (CIP) effective at improving paramedic key performance indicator (KPI) results within the Ambulance Service of New South Wales? Methods: The CIP intervention area was compared with the non-intervention area in order to determine whether there was a statistically significant improvement in KPI results. Results: The CIP was associated with a statistically significant improvement in paramedic KPI results within the intervention area. Conclusions: The strategies used within this CIP are recommended for further consideration.

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Emergency Medicine Journal

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29

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7

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Clinical sciences

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Emergency Medicine

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Ebbs, P; Middleton, PM; Bonner, A; Loudfoot, A; Elliott, P, Do clinical safety charts improve paramedic key performance indicator results? (A clinical improvement programme evaluation), Emergency Medicine Journal, 2012, 29 (7), pp. 596-597

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