A structured judgement method to enhance mortality case note review: development and evaluation.

Allen Hutchinson; Joanne E Coster; Katy L Cooper; Michael Pearson; Aileen McIntosh; Peter A Bath

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A structured judgement method to enhance mortality case note review: development and evaluation.

December 4, 2013

Hutchinson A, Coster JE, Cooper KL, et al. BMJ Qual Saf. 2013;22(12).

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According to this study, retrospective case note review using a structured approach and a standardized quality of care score may effectively evaluate care provided for patients who die in the hospital.

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