Verslaggeving van ziekenhuizen

Beek, André Van Der; Ginkel, Wim Van; Schaepkens, Frans F.J.M.; Schrier, Floortje

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“…It was determined that 75% of the 185 Dutch hospital locations in 2015 have a conceivable flooding risk. Remarkably, most of the vulnerable hospitals shelter the ED and emergency generators on the first floor or even in the basement [ 33 ]. Floods may arise from high tides or extreme precipitation, and have the ability to dramatically impact healthcare facilities, causing power failures, ICT disturbances, loss of water supply, destruction of essential services, and complicating hospital access [ 13 , 16 ].…”

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When disasters strike the emergency department: a case series and narrative review

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Introduction Emergency departments (EDs) are reasonably well prepared for external disasters, such as natural disasters, mass casualty incidents, and terrorist attacks. However, crises and disasters that emerge and unfold within hospitals appear to be more common than external events. EDs are often affected. Internal hospital crises and disasters (IHCDs) have the potential to endanger patients, staff, and visitors, and to undermine the integrity of the facility as a steward of public health and safety. Furthermore, ED patient safety and logistics may be seriously hampered. Methods Case series of 3 disasters within EDs. Narrative overview of the current IHCD-related literature retrieved from searches of PubMed databases, hand searches, and authoritative texts. Discussion The causes of IHCDs are multifaceted and an internal disaster is often the result of a cascade of events. They may or may not be associated with a community-wide event. Examples include fires, floods, power outages, structural damage, information and communication technology (ICT) failures, and cyberattacks. EDs are particularly at-risk. While acute-onset disasters have immediate consequences for acute care services, epidemics and pandemics are threats that can have long-term sequelae. Conclusions Hospitals and their EDs are at-risk for crises and their potential escalation to hospital disasters. Emerging risks due to climate-related emergencies, infectious disease outbreaks, terrorism, and cyberattacks pose particular threats. If a hospital is not prepared for IHCDs, it undermines the capacity of administration and staff to safeguard the safety of patients. Therefore, hospitals and their EDs must check and where necessary enhance their preparedness for these contingencies.

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Enkele aspecten van de openbare jaarverantwoording van ziekenhuizen

Kolijn,

Suurland

2023

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Dit artikel beschrijft de uitkomsten van het onderzoek naar enkele aspecten van de openbare jaarverantwoording (hierna: ‘jaarverantwoording’) door ziekenhuizen. Wat betreft het bestuursverslag hebben we de kwaliteit van de risicoparagraaf beoordeeld en onderzocht in hoeverre ziekenhuizen niet-financiële prestatie-indicatoren opnemen met betrekking tot sociale aspecten en milieuaspecten. Verder hebben we onderzocht in hoeverre ziekenhuizen de modellen voor de balans en de winst-en-verliesrekening toepassen en of ze voldoen aan de nieuwe toelichtingsvereisten met betrekking tot derivaten. We constateren dat ziekenhuizen op alle aspecten nog belangrijke verbeterpunten moeten realiseren om te voldoen aan de van toepassing zijnde wet- en regelgeving.

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Verslaggeving van ziekenhuizen

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When disasters strike the emergency department: a case series and narrative review

When disasters strike the emergency department: a case series and narrative review

Enkele aspecten van de openbare jaarverantwoording van ziekenhuizen

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