[PDF] Top 20 Improving access for community health and sub acute outpatient services: protocol for a stepped wedge cluster randomised controlled trial

... have sub- stantial health benefits for patients and organisations delivering outpatient health ...of services that are likely to be success- ful in use of the model, and provide the ... See full document

... Advanced Access developed for use in primary care [21], STAT is based partly on the observa- tion that many services have a relatively stable demand, indicated by a waitlist that shows little variation in ... See full document

... a stepped-wedge, cluster-randomised, controlled ...of trial is suitable for studying the effects of a new intervention, which is implemented at the cluster level, but ... See full document

... of community support ...and community members to plan and implement actions, track and feedback progress and ‘stories’ to ...collection Community participation in backbone facilitated ...government, ... See full document

... MONARCH trial has several ...DoH sub-district and facility staff prior to MONARCH study start may have driven changes towards endpoint targets and biased impact evaluation towards the ...the health ... See full document

... like community- acquired pneumonia, which now largely manifests in pa- tients who may be difficult to enrol into studies utilising conventional research ...clinical trial data comes into question, owing to ... See full document

... in health information sessions and any ques- tions raised by study participants will be addressed to en- sure complete understanding prior to seeking informed ...government health center for medical ... See full document

... managing acute stroke in every Scottish NHS board, each of which uses the SSCA to evaluate its stroke care against national stan- dards and to drive improvements; inpatient and outpatient data since January ... See full document

... ACT Health Human Research Ethics Committee, Northern Sydney Local Health District (NSLHD) Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC), Human Research Ethics Committee of the Northern Territory Department of ... See full document

... Community-dwelling older patients with complex health needs may deteriorate rapidly and face hospitalisa- tion if their conditions are poorly managed or poorly coor- dinated in the community. Once ... See full document

... Community-dwelling older patients with complex health needs may deteriorate rapidly and face hospitalisa- tion if their conditions are poorly managed or poorly coor- dinated in the community. Once ... See full document

... have access to the final ...the trial, incident reports will be completed by the project team and updates pro- vided to the ...complaints. Trial results will be communicated to the research and ... See full document

... child health services and free access to essential medicines.[31] This program has proved to be highly popular in several villages and may be having a substantive impact on improving ... See full document

... the cluster randomised controlled trial, has many distinct features, which mean that some design and analysis issues are ...known stepped wedge study 6 . However, even this study ... See full document

... a trial in which individual kidneys are randomised with or without the option to biopsy is not ...that trial design would be likely to lead to an imme- diate reduction in acceptance rates for those ... See full document

... a stepped-wedge, cluster-randomised, controlled ...on health outcomes in maternity care, quality of care from the patients ’ perspectives, and collaboration among healthcare ... See full document

... SANDWICH trial: Lynn Murphy, NICTU Manager, Pauline Bradley, Data Manager, Gerard O’Hanlon Data Manager and Ruth Holman, Clinical Trial Administrator; and Dr Katherine Fielding and Professor Gavin Perkins ... See full document

... of acute/general medical admissions is simulated using a Poisson distribution based on the underlying rate simulated as ...OUH acute/general medical inpatients ... See full document

... National Health Service (NHS) has supported Protected Mealtimes as documented in the 2015 NHS England review of the 10 key characteris- tics of good nutrition and hydration care ... See full document

... full access to the data, and summary data will be made available for exter- nal validation ...each cluster by overlaying the sum- mary numbers onto a stepped-wedge ...were randomised to ... See full document