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Guidance on writing
up Significant Events
An SEA record should contain the following items :
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Title of the
event
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Date of the event
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Date the event
was discussed and the roles of those present
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Description of
the event involving the general practitioner
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What went well?
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What could have
been done better?
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Reflections on
the event in terms of:
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Knowledge,
Skills and Performance
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Safety and
quality
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Communication, partnership and teamwork
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Maintaining
trust
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What changes have
been agreed:
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For me
personally
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For the team
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Changes
carried out and their effect
Significant event
audits need to be discussed in groups and are much
easier to conduct within primary care teams.
Single-handed general practitioners and locums may
therefore experience difficulties in conducting
significant event audits. They should try to discuss
the event in a multi-disciplinary meeting in the
practice in which the event occurred. If that is not
possible, they may join a group of similar general
practitioners who can, together, discuss each
others’ significant events. Experience shows that
there are solutions to these potential problems for
such general practitioners.
This page was last updated on:
04 May 2009 |
