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98<br />

Items<br />

Critical success<br />

factors<br />

Guidelines<br />

Indicators/quality<br />

requirem<strong>en</strong>ts<br />

Affter-Hours<br />

Primaary<br />

Care<br />

Results<br />

the ambu<strong>la</strong>ncce<br />

in case of an emerg g<strong>en</strong>cy. Around 60% off<br />

emerg<strong>en</strong>cy ward pati<strong>en</strong>ts<br />

arrive without refferral.<br />

Access:<br />

With single reegional<br />

telephone num mber.<br />

Most GP coooperatives<br />

require patie <strong>en</strong>ts to contact the coooperative<br />

by telephonee<br />

before att<strong>en</strong>ding (appproximately<br />

95% of all<br />

cooperatives).<br />

Some cooperratives<br />

allow pati<strong>en</strong>ts to t att<strong>en</strong>d the facility wwithout<br />

prior contact.<br />

Workload GPPs:<br />

4 hours on caall<br />

per week.<br />

GP shifts of 6 to 8 hours.<br />

<strong>KCE</strong> Reportss<br />

171<br />

Services:<br />

Triage and teelephone<br />

consultation: : Specially trained asssistants,<br />

supported byy<br />

national triage guidelines<br />

(paper guideliness<br />

or computer-based ttriage<br />

system that<br />

supports decision)<br />

assess the urge <strong>en</strong>cy of the pati<strong>en</strong>t’s coomp<strong>la</strong>int,<br />

and give teleephone<br />

advice or arrange<br />

a consultation or home visit.<br />

Consultationss<br />

Home visits<br />

Staff involvedd:<br />

Triage assistaants:<br />

GP cooperatives s are most of the time staffed by triage nurses<br />

(80% GP nurses and<br />

20% hospital nursees).<br />

The triage nurse is<br />

supervised by a GP,<br />

who can be cconsulted<br />

in case of do oubt and who checks and authorizes all callls<br />

handled by the triagge<br />

nurses. Triage assisstants<br />

have a nursing background most of tthe<br />

time.<br />

GPs: Per shifft<br />

GPs have differ<strong>en</strong>t roles: r home visit, c<strong>en</strong>trre<br />

consultations, and ttelephone<br />

triage consultation<br />

(<strong>la</strong>rger cooperratives<br />

have a specificc<br />

telephone GP who only<br />

provides telephone<br />

consultations, supervises s the nursess<br />

and authorise the triaage<br />

nurse contacts).<br />

Logistic suppport:<br />

Medically traiined<br />

chauffeurs provid de transport for GPs mmaking<br />

home visits (veehicles<br />

equipped with ooxyg<strong>en</strong>,<br />

infusion drips and automatic heart ddefibril<strong>la</strong>tion<br />

equipm<strong>en</strong>nt)<br />

Information aand<br />

communication tec chnology:<br />

Information aand<br />

communication tec chnology (ICT) supporrt<br />

including electronic pati<strong>en</strong>t files and onlinee<br />

connection to the GP<br />

care.<br />

Some GP coooperatives<br />

use compu uter-based decision sooftware<br />

for triage.<br />

Motivation of the GPs to develop successful<br />

after-hours care and to initiate thee<br />

reform.<br />

Pres<strong>en</strong>ce of a strong primary care system and gatekeepper<br />

role of GP.<br />

Training of triiage<br />

nurses (there is a national training proggram<br />

for professionalss<br />

involved in triage at tthe<br />

GP cooperative).<br />

Guidelines foor<br />

triage.<br />

The developmm<strong>en</strong>t<br />

of a national triag ge system for the whoole<br />

acute care chain (thhe<br />

Nether<strong>la</strong>nds Triagee<br />

Standard) increasedd<br />

uniformity and the chhance<br />

of having the rigght<br />

care providerr<br />

at the right time in the e whole country (for GGP<br />

cooperatives, EDs and ambu<strong>la</strong>nce care) .<br />

Adequate r<strong>en</strong>numeration<br />

and prev<strong>en</strong>tion<br />

of work overloadd.<br />

Information aand<br />

communication tec chnology.<br />

Medical cultuure<br />

op<strong>en</strong> to col<strong>la</strong>boratio on.<br />

Insurance reggu<strong>la</strong>tions.<br />

To assess thee<br />

quality of medication n prescribing and referring<br />

pati<strong>en</strong>ts by PCPss<br />

at cooperatives, an iinstrum<strong>en</strong>t<br />

is avai<strong>la</strong>blee<br />

containing quality inddicators<br />

based guidelines<br />

of the Dutch PCP association (Ned der<strong>la</strong>nds Huisarts<strong>en</strong> GG<strong>en</strong>ootschap,<br />

Utrecht, the Nether<strong>la</strong>nds).<br />

Performance measurem<strong>en</strong>t of g<strong>en</strong>e eral practice cooperattive<br />

clinical care is bassed<br />

on well-developedd,<br />

evid<strong>en</strong>ce-based clinical<br />

guidelines.<br />

Set of 24 indiicators<br />

developed by IQHealthcare I<br />

(Nymeg<strong>en</strong>)<br />

for prescribing andd<br />

referring in after-houurs<br />

primary care.<br />

Acute coronaary<br />

syndrome<br />

240 mg acetyylsalicylic<br />

acid (including<br />

the pati<strong>en</strong>ts) who uuse<br />

coumarine derivattives<br />

Atrial fibril<strong>la</strong>tioon

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