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Study on performance following Key Performance Indicators for trauma care: Khon Kaen Hospital 2000.
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Trauma ResuscitationNursingTrauma Center CareTrauma CareKey Performance IndicatorsMedicineEmergency Medicine TraumaTraumatologyPatient SafetyTrauma SystemOutcomes ResearchOut-of-hospital Emergency Medical ServiceTrauma TriageTrauma Care ServiceRapid Trauma AssessmentEmergency MedicineHospital Medicine
This study was conducted in 2000-2001 in order to improve the quality of trauma care by establishing the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) as a guideline in providing trauma care service and to study the personnel's performance following 27 indexes of KPIs for trauma care in Khon Kaen Hospital. After the implementation of the KPIs by the method of participatory action research (PAR), the trauma preventable death rate was decreased to 1.3 per cent which was statistically different from the preventable death rate in 1997 (2.0%).