The development of electronic health record—extractable quality indicators for osteoporosis in primary care: A rand-modified Delphi method

This study generated 34 evidence-based quality indicators for osteoporosis in primary care. This set enables general practitioners to measure and enhance the quality of care for osteoporosis patients through automated audit and feedback.

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BMC Primary Care
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2025-05-05
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12875-025-02841-x
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2
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Clinical practice guidelines implementation
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The development of electronic health record—extractable quality indicators for osteoporosis in primary care: A rand-modified Delphi method

Steve Alfons Van den Bulck, Bert Vaes, Elize Heymans, Elisabeth Segaert
2 citations
BMC Primary Care
Clinical practice guidelines implementation
3.76
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The development of electronic health record—extractable quality indicators for osteoporosis in primary care: A rand-modified Delphi method

Steve Alfons Van den Bulck, Bert Vaes, Elize Heymans, Elisabeth Segaert
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Abstract

This study generated 34 evidence-based quality indicators for osteoporosis in primary care. This set enables general practitioners to measure and enhance the quality of care for osteoporosis patients through automated audit and feedback.

BMC Primary CareVol. 26(1)
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Clinical practice guidelines implementation
3.76
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