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126 Quality development in general practice in Belgium: <strong>status</strong> <strong>quo</strong> or <strong>quo</strong> <strong>vadis</strong> ? <strong>KCE</strong> Reports 76<br />

11. our practice has used patient feedback to establish whether patients <strong>of</strong> our<br />

practice find it is easy to contact our practice by telephone (patient<br />

feedback).<br />

12. our practice has used patient feedback to establish whether patients <strong>of</strong> our<br />

practice are satisfied with facilities in our consultation area(s) (patient<br />

feedback).<br />

CRITERION 5.1.2 PHYSICAL CONDITIONS CONDUCIVE TO CONFIDENTIALITY AND<br />

PRIVACY<br />

1. The physical facilities <strong>of</strong> our practice encourage patient confidentiality and<br />

privacy (direct observation).<br />

2. Visual and auditory privacy <strong>of</strong> consultations and treatments is ensured<br />

(direct observation).<br />

3. our practice has used patient feedback to establish whether patients <strong>of</strong> our<br />

practice think our practice makes adequate provisions for their privacy<br />

(patient feedback).<br />

CRITERION 5.1.3 PHYSICAL ACCESS<br />

1. There is wheelchair access to our practice and its facilities (direct<br />

observation), OR if physical access is limited, our practice provides home or<br />

other visits to patients with disabilities (interview).<br />

2. There is adequate parking within a reasonable distance from our practice<br />

(direct observation).<br />

3. our GP(s) and staff can describe how they facilitate access to our practice<br />

for patients with disabilities (interview).<br />

Standard 5.2 - Equipment for comprehensive care<br />

CRITERION 5.2.1 PRACTICE EQUIPMENT<br />

1. equipment for comprehensive primary care and resuscitation is available<br />

within our practice, including:<br />

• auriscope<br />

• blood glucose monitoring equipment<br />

• disposable syringes and needles<br />

• equipment for resuscitation, equipment for maintaining an airway<br />

(including airways for children and adults), equipment to assist<br />

ventilation (including bag and mask), iV access, and emergency<br />

medicines<br />

• examination light<br />

• eye examination equipment (eg. fluorescein staining)<br />

• gloves (sterile and non-sterile)<br />

• height measurement device<br />

• measuring tape<br />

• mon<strong>of</strong>ilament for sensation testing<br />

• ophthalmoscope<br />

• oxygen<br />

• patella hammer<br />

• peak flow meter or spirometer<br />

• scales<br />

• spacer for inhaler

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