Rural emergency medical services clinicians' perceptions and preferences in receiving clinical feedback from hospitals: a qualitative needs assessment.

Katherine Schneider; Mimi Williams; Nicholas M Mohr; Azeemuddin Ahmed

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Rural emergency medical services clinicians' perceptions and preferences in receiving clinical feedback from hospitals: a qualitative needs assessment.

April 10, 2024

Schneider K, Williams M, Mohr NM, et al. Prehosp Emerg Care. 2024;Epub Mar 12.

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Feedback is a core component of performance improvement and patient safety efforts. This qualitative study with rural EMS clinicians and administrative staff highlights the importance of consistent, organized clinical feedback from hospitals to EMS personnel in order to improve care delivery, interprofessional relationships, and professional development.

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