国立大学附属病院における全死亡事例把握に関するアンケート結果

深見 達弥; 北野 文将; 近本 亮; 生野 芳博; 林 達哉; 中村 京太; 大德 和之; 小林 和幸; 大友 千賀; 小沼 利光; 前田 光男; 渡谷 祐介; 嶋田 沙織; 吉松 裕子; 田中 和美; 原田 直樹; 岡本 博幸; 鈴木 純; 森下 幸治; 川勝 美樹; 荒神 裕之; 江本 晶子; 松本 早苗; 安田 ちえ; 森山 秀樹; 小田 浩美; 森岡 浩一

doi:10.11397/jsqsh.18.420

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The Current Situation of Death Case Tracking System in Japanese National University Hospital

Tatsuya FUKAMI, Fumimasa KITANO, Akira CHIKAMOTO, Satoshi IKUNO, Tatsuya HAYASHI, Kyota NAKAMURA, Kazuyuki DAITOKU, Kazuyuki KOBAYASHI, Chika OTOMO, Toshimitsu KONUMA, Mitsuo MAEDA, Yusuke WATADANI, Saori SHIMADA, Yuko YOSHIMATSU, Kazumi TANAKA, Naoki HARADA, Hiroyuki OKAMOTO, Jun SUZUKI, Koji MORISHITA, Miki KAWAKATSU, Hiroyuki KOJIN, Akiko EMOTO, Sanae MATSUMOTO, Chie YASUDA, Hideki MORIYAMA, Hiromi ODA, Koichi MORIOKA

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Tatsuya FUKAMI
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Fumimasa KITANO
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Akira CHIKAMOTO
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Satoshi IKUNO
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Tatsuya HAYASHI
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Kyota NAKAMURA
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Kazuyuki DAITOKU
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Kazuyuki KOBAYASHI
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Chika OTOMO
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Toshimitsu KONUMA
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Mitsuo MAEDA
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Yusuke WATADANI
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Saori SHIMADA
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Yuko YOSHIMATSU
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Kazumi TANAKA
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Naoki HARADA
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Hiroyuki OKAMOTO
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Jun SUZUKI
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Koji MORISHITA
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Miki KAWAKATSU
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Hiroyuki KOJIN
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Akiko EMOTO
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Sanae MATSUMOTO
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Chie YASUDA
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Hideki MORIYAMA
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Hiromi ODA
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]
Koichi MORIOKA
Japan National University Hospital Alliance on Patient Safety
[in Japanese]

Keywords: death case tracking system, screening

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2023 Volume 18 Issue 4 Pages 420-427

DOI https://doi.org/10.11397/jsqsh.18.420

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Abstract

The revision of medical care act has made it a requirement for advanced treatment hospital to keep track of all cases of death. Currently, each hospital has standards for determining the contents of death case confirmation, and further steps. We conducted a survey in university hospitals participating in the Japanese National University Council for Clinical Quality Management to investigate the current situation of tracking all cases of death and the issues involved in standardizing it in the future. Each hospital has different approaches to dealing with death cases, making it difficult to standardize them right now. However, we believe that sharing information on how other hospitals are dealing with death cases can lead to improvements in the quality of tracking them.

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