2009
DOI: 10.1258/jicp.2009.009012
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ICPAT: Integrated Care Pathways Appraisal Tool

Abstract: This report outlines how the Integrated Care Pathways Appraisal Tool (ICPAT) has been applied in the assessment of the content and quality of a selection of integrated care pathways in use in the United Kingdom.

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“…There are 31 beds there. c. ICPAT evaluation result (Whittle, 2009) explained the classification of ICPAT evaluation. If the result obtained from the assessment is <50% then it is included in the criteria of poor.…”
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“…There are 31 beds there. c. ICPAT evaluation result (Whittle, 2009) explained the classification of ICPAT evaluation. If the result obtained from the assessment is <50% then it is included in the criteria of poor.…”
Section: B the Wardmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Patient involvement is very important in the development of a clinical pathway, one of the important things to note in the development of a clinical pathway is transparency of patients. 20 Lack of accountability in the quality and transparency service process in patients can affect the process of developing clinical pathways. 21 From the ICPAT (Integrated Clinical Pathways Apprasial Tools) dimension 4, the content and quality section is in the poor category.…”
Section: Completeness Of the Clinical Pathway Contentsmentioning
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