Pasado, presente y futuro de la seguridad del paciente en Atención Primaria

Peña, María Pilar Astier; Casalengua, María Luisa Torijano; Rodríguez, Rosa Añel; Lapuente, Jesús Palacio; Remón, Carlos Aibar

doi:10.1016/j.aprim.2021.102221

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“…The reporting of PS incidents in PHC remains relatively low [ 16 ]. Simultaneously, since the APEAS–2007 study, other contributing factors to PS, such as increased technology and telemedicine usage, along with a growing population of complex patients, draw a different risk map in PHC [ 17 ]. Therefore, a new prospective study could provide insights into the evolving epidemiology of PS incidents in PHC.…”

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Patient Safety Incidents in Primary Care: Comparing APEAS–2007 (Spanish Patient Safety Adverse Events Study in Primary Care) with Data from a Health Area in Catalonia (Spain) in 2019

Gens-Barberà,

Astier-Peña,

Hernández-Vidal

et al. 2024

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The initial APEAS study, conducted in June 2007, examined adverse events (AEs) in Spanish Primary Healthcare (PHC). Since then, significant changes have occurred in healthcare systems. To evaluate these changes, a study was conducted in the Camp de Tarragona PHC region (CTPHC) in June 2019. This cross-sectional study aimed to identify AEs in 20 PHC centres in Camp de Tarragona. Data collection used an online questionnaire adapted from APEAS–2007, and a comparative statistical analysis between APEAS–2007 and CTPHC–2019 was performed. The results revealed an increase in nursing notifications and a decrease in notifications from family doctors. Furthermore, fewer AEs were reported overall, particularly in medication-related incidents and healthcare-associated infections, with an increase noted in no-harm incidents. However, AEs related to worsened clinical outcomes, communication issues, care management, and administrative errors increased. Concerning severity, there was a decrease in severe AEs, coupled with an increase in moderate AEs. Despite family doctors perceiving a reduction in medication-related incidents, the overall preventability of AEs remained unchanged. In conclusion, the reporting patterns, nature, and causal factors of AEs in Spanish PHC have evolved over time. While there has been a decrease in medication-related incidents and severe AEs, challenges persist in communication, care management, and clinical outcomes. Although professionals reported reduced severity, the perception of preventability remains an area that requires attention.

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Patient Safety Incidents in Primary Care: Comparing APEAS–2007 (Spanish Patient Safety Adverse Events Study in Primary Care) with Data from a Health Area in Catalonia (Spain) in 2019

Gens-Barberà,

Astier-Peña,

Hernández-Vidal

et al. 2024

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“…La calidad de atención es asegurar que cada paciente reciba el conjunto de servicios diagnósticos y terapéuticos más adecuado para conseguir una atención sanitaria óptima, teniendo en cuenta todos los factores y los conocimientos del paciente y del servicio médico, y lograr el mejor resultado con el mínimo riesgo de efectos iatrogénicos y la máxima satisfacción del paciente con el proceso 1 . La seguridad del paciente es la ausencia de daño prevenible a un paciente durante el proceso de atención médica.…”

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Pasado, presente y futuro de la seguridad del paciente en Atención Primaria

Cited by 2 publications

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Patient Safety Incidents in Primary Care: Comparing APEAS–2007 (Spanish Patient Safety Adverse Events Study in Primary Care) with Data from a Health Area in Catalonia (Spain) in 2019

Patient Safety Incidents in Primary Care: Comparing APEAS–2007 (Spanish Patient Safety Adverse Events Study in Primary Care) with Data from a Health Area in Catalonia (Spain) in 2019

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