Sécurisation de la prise en charge médicamenteuse : cartographie des risques a priori au sein du service de chirurgie orthopédique

Razurel, Anaïs; Bertrand, É.; Deranlot, Julien; Benhamou, Françoise; Tritz, T.; Mercier, Franck; Hardy, P.

doi:10.1016/j.pharma.2015.04.004

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“…After in-depth research, we found several papers dealing with the problem of risk management in the hospital environment, and in particular, with patient care. In this context, Razurel et al (2015) have created a map of the risks to patients associated with medical treatment (PECM) in order to implement an action plan of risk reduction. To carry out this a priori risk analysis, the Preliminary Risk Analysis (APR) method was implemented by a multidisciplinary working group.…”

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“…Each author has chosen to study a definite type of risk and has fixed an objective to study or a risk to focus on, as Razurel et al (2015) who chose to manage the risk associated with patient care. Since our study deals with an unknown background in the gynecology department of Sfax, we use a literature review as a source of inspiration and we choose to perform a preliminary exploratory research to understand the context.…”

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Risk prioritization using the analytic hierarchy process (ahp) in Tunisian Healthcare Department: real case study

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Nowadays, the Tunisian hospital environment is a complex organization in which the safety of the patient is of primary concern to the authorities. In our study we focus on the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department of CHU of Sfax. It should be noted that no risk management study dealt with the hospital logistic chain in this institution. Hence, the purpose of this paper is to develop a strategy targeting the control of risks related to the patient care activities. The proposed approach consists of two phases. First, a qualitative survey, based on 20 semi-structured interviews, is carried out to identify the problems related to care and logistic activities of the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department in CHU Sfax. Second, the assessment of the identified risks in the hospital context is a multicriteria decision problem. To perform the evaluation of the 12 objectives depending on the identified risks, we have chosen the AHP (Analytic Hierarchy Process) for its simplicity and flexibility.

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confidence: 99%