This paper describes the work that has been under way in the Portuguese government hospi-tal sector, with respect to the use of an adapted version of the Appropriateness Evaluation Pro-tocol (AEP). Modifications to the original sys-tem were determined through a series of experiments at pilot hospitals and reliability and user profile studies were subsequently con-ducted using the modified criteria. Results were of great value in terms of the identification and quantification of problems. On average, approximately one in every four non-obstetric admissions and one in every 2 days of stay were deemed inappropriate and 75 % of all inappropriate days were related to patients who were ready for discharge. It is expected that the use of the modif...
Objectives: This article reviews the applicability of a customized version of the Appropriateness Ev...
(AEP) é um instrumento amplamente utilizado por todo o mundo para determinar causas e magnitude do u...
Background: Inappropriate admission and hospitalization days are the factors that impose more costs ...
Objective. To develop and test a utilization review screening tool for use in European hospitals. Se...
The Appropriateness Evaluation Protocol (AEP) is an instrument to study the appropriate use of hospi...
Objective: To use the Appropriateness Evaluation Protocol (AEP) to assess the extent of inappropriat...
Though organizations are concerned with the appropriate use of resources, they find it difficult to ...
This paper reports on some important findings of a study conducted in Covilhã/Portugal on appropriat...
This paper describes the development and testing of a European version of the Appropriateness Evalua...
To determine the extent of inappropriate hospital use, and to investigate factors related to variati...
Objective.To help to co-ordinate and harmonize research on utilization review in Europe, the US Appr...
Objective. To determine whether the Appropriateness Evaluation Protocol (AEP) is reliable in Turkey....
The authors analyse the appropriateness admissions to the Internal Medicine ward of the Hospital de ...
Objective: To evaluate the suitability of patients’ admission and hospitalization in two main hospit...
Objective. To determine whether the Appropriateness Evaluation Protocol (AEP) is reliable in Turkey....
Objectives: This article reviews the applicability of a customized version of the Appropriateness Ev...
(AEP) é um instrumento amplamente utilizado por todo o mundo para determinar causas e magnitude do u...
Background: Inappropriate admission and hospitalization days are the factors that impose more costs ...
Objective. To develop and test a utilization review screening tool for use in European hospitals. Se...
The Appropriateness Evaluation Protocol (AEP) is an instrument to study the appropriate use of hospi...
Objective: To use the Appropriateness Evaluation Protocol (AEP) to assess the extent of inappropriat...
Though organizations are concerned with the appropriate use of resources, they find it difficult to ...
This paper reports on some important findings of a study conducted in Covilhã/Portugal on appropriat...
This paper describes the development and testing of a European version of the Appropriateness Evalua...
To determine the extent of inappropriate hospital use, and to investigate factors related to variati...
Objective.To help to co-ordinate and harmonize research on utilization review in Europe, the US Appr...
Objective. To determine whether the Appropriateness Evaluation Protocol (AEP) is reliable in Turkey....
The authors analyse the appropriateness admissions to the Internal Medicine ward of the Hospital de ...
Objective: To evaluate the suitability of patients’ admission and hospitalization in two main hospit...
Objective. To determine whether the Appropriateness Evaluation Protocol (AEP) is reliable in Turkey....
Objectives: This article reviews the applicability of a customized version of the Appropriateness Ev...
(AEP) é um instrumento amplamente utilizado por todo o mundo para determinar causas e magnitude do u...
Background: Inappropriate admission and hospitalization days are the factors that impose more costs ...