Search Results - "VAN HEMEL, O. J. S"

Randomised clinical trial on the effect of the Dutch obstetric peer review system by Elferink-Stinkens, P.M, Brand, R, Amelink-Verburg, M.P, Merkus, J.M.W.M, den Ouden, A.L, Van Hemel, O.J.S

“…The project ‘Obstetric Peer Review Interventions’ (Verloskundige Onderlinge Kwaliteitsspiegeling Interventies, VOKSINT) was set-up in The Netherlands in 1994…”
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Comparing mortality and morbidity in hospitals: theory and practice of quality assessment in peer review by Brand, R, van Hemel, O J, Elferink-Stinkens, P M, Verloove-Vanhorick, S P

“…The incidence of mortality in a specific hospital depends on many risk factors. These risk factors may be divided roughly into two categories. The intake…”
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The Perinatal Database of the Netherlands by ELFERINK-STINKENS, P. M, VAN HEMEL, O. J. S, BRAND, R, MERKUS, J. M. W. M

“…In the Netherlands, the Perinatal Database of the Netherlands (Landelijke Verloskunderegistratie, LVR) was set up in 1982 for secondary care obstetric…”
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Large differences in obstetrical intervention rates among Dutch hospitals, even after adjustment for population differences by Elferink-Stinkens, P.M., Brand, R., le Cessie, S., Van Hemel, O.J.S.

“…Within the framework of the ‘Obstetric Peer Review’ project (Verloskundige Onderlinge Kwaliteitsspiegeling, VOKS) statistical models have been developed to…”
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Trends in caesarean section rates among high- and medium-risk pregnancies in the Netherlands 1983–1992 by Elferink-Stinkens, P.M., Brand, R., Van Hemel, O.J.S.

“…During the last two decades, the rates of operative deliveries have been rising constantly in all industrialized countries including the Netherlands. Within…”
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The Dutch obstetric intervention study--variations in practice patterns by Heres, M H, Pel, M, Elferink-Stinkens, P M, Van Hemel, O J, Treffers, P E

“…To compare obstetric intervention rates between Dutch hospitals. A total of 28,934 hospital births under secondary care (specialist care for medium-/high-risk…”
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Differences in obstetrical intervention rates between Dutch hospitals by Elferink-Stinkens, P M, Van Hemel, O J, Brand, R

“…Within the framework of the project 'Obstetric Peer Review' (Verloskundige Onderlinge Kwaliteitsspiegeling, VOKS) differences between Dutch hospitals…”
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How to compare and report department specific mortality rates for peer review using the Perinatal Database of The Netherlands by Van Hemel, O J, Elferink-Stinkens, P M, Brand, R

“…Since characteristics of patient populations of obstetric departments vary substantially with respect to the pathology presented, (perinatal) mortality rates…”
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Obstetric characteristics profiles as quality assessment of obstetric care by Elferink-Stinkens, P M, Van Hemel, O J, Hermans, M P

“…In The Netherlands only about 50% of all pregnancies are defined as high risk pregnancies and consequently come into the domain of care of an obstetrician. In…”
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Estimate of perinatal mortality risk by Lim, M L, Elferink-Stinkens, P M, Wallenburg, H C, van Hemel, O J

“…Perinatal mortality is usually calculated according to the World Health Organisation as stillbirth and first week mortality at a specified week of gestation…”
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Perinatal mortality in breech presentations as compared to vertex presentations in singleton pregnancies: an analysis based upon 57819 computer-registered pregnancies in The Netherlands by Schutte, M F, van Hemel, O J, van de Berg, C, van de Pol, A

“…In 1982, nationwide registration of obstetric data was instituted in The Netherlands with about 70% of all Dutch hospitals participating. The resultant data…”
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