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126 Quality development in general practice in Belgium: status quo or quo vadis ? KCE Reports 76 11. our practice has used patient feedback to establish whether patients of our practice find it is easy to contact our practice by telephone (patient feedback). 12. our practice has used patient feedback to establish whether patients of our practice are satisfied with facilities in our consultation area(s) (patient feedback). CRITERION 5.1.2 PHYSICAL CONDITIONS CONDUCIVE TO CONFIDENTIALITY AND PRIVACY 1. The physical facilities of our practice encourage patient confidentiality and privacy (direct observation). 2. Visual and auditory privacy of consultations and treatments is ensured (direct observation). 3. our practice has used patient feedback to establish whether patients of our practice think our practice makes adequate provisions for their privacy (patient feedback). CRITERION 5.1.3 PHYSICAL ACCESS 1. There is wheelchair access to our practice and its facilities (direct observation), OR if physical access is limited, our practice provides home or other visits to patients with disabilities (interview). 2. There is adequate parking within a reasonable distance from our practice (direct observation). 3. our GP(s) and staff can describe how they facilitate access to our practice for patients with disabilities (interview). Standard 5.2 - Equipment for comprehensive care CRITERION 5.2.1 PRACTICE EQUIPMENT 1. equipment for comprehensive primary care and resuscitation is available within our practice, including: • auriscope • blood glucose monitoring equipment • disposable syringes and needles • equipment for resuscitation, equipment for maintaining an airway (including airways for children and adults), equipment to assist ventilation (including bag and mask), iV access, and emergency medicines • examination light • eye examination equipment (eg. fluorescein staining) • gloves (sterile and non-sterile) • height measurement device • measuring tape • monofilament for sensation testing • ophthalmoscope • oxygen • patella hammer • peak flow meter or spirometer • scales • spacer for inhaler
KCE Reports 76 Quality development in general practice in Belgium: status quo or quo vadis ? 127 • specimen collection equipment • sphygmomanometer (with small, medium and large cuffs) • stethoscope • thermometer • torch • tourniquet • urine testing strips • vaginal speculae • visual acuity charts • X-ray viewing facilities (direct observation). • our practice has timely access to the following equipment: • spirometer • electrocardiograph (direct observation, interview). 2. Our GP(s) can list procedures commonly performed within our practice and can demonstrate that available equipment is sufficient for these procedures (interview). 3. our practice has a schedule for the maintenance of our key clinical equipment (document review). CRITERION 5.2.2 DOCTOR’S BAG 1. each of our GP(s) has access to a doctor's bag (interview, direct observation). 2. When in use, our doctor's bag(s) contains: • auriscope • disposable gloves • equipment for maintaining an airway in both adults and children • in-date medicines for medical emergencies • ophthalmoscope • practice stationery (including prescription pads and letterhead) • sharps container • sphygmomanometer • stethoscope • syringes and needles in a range of sizes • thermometer • torch (direct observation).
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