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Background In March 2020, the Shanghai Municipal Health Commission proposed that fever alertness clinics should be set up in primary healthcare institutions (community health service centers) to deal with multi-site sporadic outbreaks by the principle of local emergency disposal combined with standardized and regular outbreak control. Objective To explore and construct a comprehensive and standardized evaluation index system for the operation of fever alertness clinics. Methods Two rounds of semi-structured in-depth interviews were conducted with 10 staff from three fever alertness clinics in downtown, suburban, and peri urban locations of Shanghai, respectively, using a purposive sampling method from January to April 2021. Raw data were obtained, interview materials were collated with the aid of the ROST CM6 software, and paradigm analyses were conducted using the Charmaz constructing grounded theory. Using a purposive sampling method, 12 experts familiar with the operating characteristics of fever alertness clinics (fever alertness clinics managers, researchers from universities, scholars from related associations, health development institutes, etc.) were invited as consulting objects to answer the correspondence questionnaire for 2 rounds from May to June 2021, and the weighting of indicators at each level was determined by hierarchical analysis to check the logical consistency of indicators at all levels, the evaluation index system of operation of fever alertness clinics was finally formed. Results The evaluation index system for operation of fever alertness clinics, which was constructed based on the grounded theory, consisted of 5 primary indicators, 13 secondary indicators and 29 tertiary indicators. The effective recoveries rate of the two rounds of expert consultation questionnaires was 100.0%, the expert authority coefficient of the two rounds was all 0.81, Kendall's W coefficients were 0.265 (χ2=163.768, P |
