Electronic Medication Management Self-Assessment Tool (EMMSAT) – User Feedback

Introduction

The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care (the Commission) is interested to receive feedback about your experience of using the EMMSAT.

Your feedback will support evaluation and improvement of the online tool, as well as planning and reporting functionality as part of an ongoing quality improvement cycle.

If you have questions or feedback regarding specific content (such as the domains and indicators) please contact EMMSAT@safetyandquality.gov.au

Privacy: You can read the Commission's Privacy Policy about how your data will be managed here.

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* 1. Please select the option that best describes your usual role:

Medical officer

Nurse or Midwife

Pharmacist

Health informatics

Quality manager

Clinical application specialist

Hospital executive

Other (please specify)

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* 2. Please select the location of hospital or health service that was assessed:

VIC

NSW

TAS

QLD

ACT

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* 3. Select the option that best describes the health service in which your EMM system is implemented

Acute public hospital

Acute private hospital

Women’s and/or children’s hospital

Psychiatric hospital

Same day hospital

Sub- or non-acute hospital

Other (please specify)

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* 4. In what capacity were you involved in the EMMSAT review process?

Site administrator

Contributor to an EMMSAT assessment

Contributor to an EMMSAT action plan

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* 5. Select any of the following challenges or barriers that may have been encountered when using the EMMSAT

Time-consuming to complete

Complex to understand

Required a team of contributors

Required contributors with specific skills and knowledge

No challenges were encountered

Other challenges (please specify)

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* 6. To what extent do you agree with the following statements.

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly agree
The EMMSAT was a user-friendly tool	The EMMSAT was a user-friendly tool Strongly Disagree	The EMMSAT was a user-friendly tool Disagree	The EMMSAT was a user-friendly tool Neutral	The EMMSAT was a user-friendly tool Agree	The EMMSAT was a user-friendly tool Strongly agree
The time spent completing the EMMSAT has been valuable	The time spent completing the EMMSAT has been valuable Strongly Disagree	The time spent completing the EMMSAT has been valuable Disagree	The time spent completing the EMMSAT has been valuable Neutral	The time spent completing the EMMSAT has been valuable Agree	The time spent completing the EMMSAT has been valuable Strongly agree
The EMMSAT domains and indicators are appropriate for the Australian context	The EMMSAT domains and indicators are appropriate for the Australian context Strongly Disagree	The EMMSAT domains and indicators are appropriate for the Australian context Disagree	The EMMSAT domains and indicators are appropriate for the Australian context Neutral	The EMMSAT domains and indicators are appropriate for the Australian context Agree	The EMMSAT domains and indicators are appropriate for the Australian context Strongly agree
The ‘additional information’ provided to describe some of the indicators was useful for context	The ‘additional information’ provided to describe some of the indicators was useful for context Strongly Disagree	The ‘additional information’ provided to describe some of the indicators was useful for context Disagree	The ‘additional information’ provided to describe some of the indicators was useful for context Neutral	The ‘additional information’ provided to describe some of the indicators was useful for context Agree	The ‘additional information’ provided to describe some of the indicators was useful for context Strongly agree
The ‘evidence examples’ provided alongside the indicators were helpful for aggregating suitable evidence for assessment	The ‘evidence examples’ provided alongside the indicators were helpful for aggregating suitable evidence for assessment Strongly Disagree	The ‘evidence examples’ provided alongside the indicators were helpful for aggregating suitable evidence for assessment Disagree	The ‘evidence examples’ provided alongside the indicators were helpful for aggregating suitable evidence for assessment Neutral	The ‘evidence examples’ provided alongside the indicators were helpful for aggregating suitable evidence for assessment Agree	The ‘evidence examples’ provided alongside the indicators were helpful for aggregating suitable evidence for assessment Strongly agree

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* 7. Is there any additional content not included in the EMMSAT that is relevant to the Australian context and should be considered for inclusion?

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* 8. Would you use the EMMSAT again?

Yes

Electronic Medication Management Self-Assessment Tool (EMMSAT) – User Feedback

Introduction

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* 1. Please select the option that best describes your usual role:

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* 2. Please select the location of hospital or health service that was assessed:

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* 3. Select the option that best describes the health service in which your EMM system is implemented

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* 4. In what capacity were you involved in the EMMSAT review process?

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* 5. Select any of the following challenges or barriers that may have been encountered when using the EMMSAT

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* 6. To what extent do you agree with the following statements.

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* 7. Is there any additional content not included in the EMMSAT that is relevant to the Australian context and should be considered for inclusion?

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* 8. Would you use the EMMSAT again?

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* 9. If you selected no, what other tools/methods will your hospital use in the future to optimise the EMM system

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* 10. Can you identify where additional support materials may have better assisted your use of the EMMSAT?