Marzia Lazzerini, Hematha Senanayake, Rishard Mohamed, Athula Kaluarachchi, Roshini Fernando, Anshumalie Sakalasuriya, Fathima Reshma Ihsan, Namasivayam Saravanabhava, Nalin Gamaathige, Madura Jayawardane, Ruwan Vidana Gamage, Benedetta Covi, Humphrey Wanzira, Caterina Businelli, Monica Piccoli
20th of December 2018 – BMJ Open
Publication year: 2018

This study was aimed at piloting a prospective individual patient database on hospital deliveries in Colombo, Sri Lanka, and at exploring its use for developing recommendations for improving quality of care (QoC). From July 2015 to June 2017, 150 variables were collected for each delivery using a standardised form and entered into a database. Data were analysed every 8months, and the results made available to local staff. Outcomes of the study included: technical problems; data completeness; data accuracy; key database findings; and use of data.

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