Patient safety in actioning and communicating blood test results in primary care: a UK wide audit using the Primary care Academic CollaboraTive (PACT)

Autor: Jonathan Lucas, Emmanuel Okenyi, Jessica Watson, Jane Wilcock, Salman Waqar, Alexandra Caulfield, Penny F Whiting, Alexander Burrell, Emily Brown, Clare Etherington, Jonathan Stewart, Chloe Evans, Alice Howe, Polly Duncan, Samuel W D Merriel, Ian Bennett-Britton, Priya Deol, Sam Hodgson, Mohammed Bux, Lakshmi Chandrasekaran, Elizabeth Lovegrove, Mohammed Subhi, Efioanwan Damisa, Alexandra Razumovskaya-Hough, Ola Abdellatif, Anthony Adaeze, Josephine Adebayo-Begun Fosu, Ifeoluwa Adebayo-Begun, Edemanwan Etuk, Tega Ayara, Lucy Bradley, Laura Black, Georgina Butler, Maeve Caviston, Anna Ciolek, Iain Cromarty, Rik Fijten, Sarita Gorolay Ben Goude, Katy Horder, Nicole Hurlin-Jones, Scott Jamieson, Ryan Jennison, Neeta Khare, Peter Lillie, Imogen Llewellyn, Shane McAnearney, Andrzej Murawski, Alison MacTavish, Nkeiruka Sylvia Nwafor, Akinwale Olakunde, Ngozi Okeke, Tanuka Palit, Win Paing, Lucie Parry, Sarah Pocknell, Alice Rhodes, Edward Shattock, Mutiat Salawu, Hammad Shaikh, Liesl Smith, Gayle Thorpe, Paul van den Bosch, Catherine Vassallo, Kimberly Thomas, Emma Wyatt-Haines, Oluwatoyin Yusuff

Publikováno v: BMJ Open Quality, Vol 13, Iss 3 (2024)

Background Errors associated with failures in filing, actioning and communicating blood test results can lead to delayed and missed diagnoses and patient harm. This study aimed to audit how blood tests in primary care are filed, actioned and communic

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