Continuous Evaluation and Improvement of Healthcare Quality in Semi-intensive Care Units over Five Years

What this Trial Is About

This research aims to develop a system for continuously evaluating healthcare quality in semi-intensive care units. By collecting patient data and hospital structure information, the study will identify indicators of unsuccessful care tailored to different patient types. These indicators will help assess the overall quality of care in each semi-intensive care unit over time. The study will last for five years, from 2021 to 2025, during which data from patients admitted to semi-intensive care units will be gathered. Annually, a detailed report will be produced to analyze and compare the results from each unit, helping to track improvements or identify areas needing attention. Participants include all patients hospitalized in participating semi-intensive care units, with an expected total of at least 39,000 patients over the study period. Researchers will monitor outcomes for various patient risk groups to assess healthcare quality. The study involves ongoing data collection and yearly evaluations to support continuous quality improvement in these care units.

Health-care Quality in Semi-intensive Care Units