| 英文摘要 |
The Taiwan Joint Commission on Hospital Accreditation (TJCHA) surveys hospital patient safety culture every year, but merely offers hospitals original response raw data for self-evaluation. A dashboard performance report is required to help hospital staff self-assess their results and focus on areas that need improvement. Each department was given an encrypted code, and the dashboard displayed the downloaded TJCHA data: (1) comparative scores across items and domains of the specific department, total means, and 80 percentile between and within departments, (2) a scatter plot showing the coordination of the specific department and comparing the counterparts of the overall group and the within-group dimensions, (3) the point-biserial correlation coefficient and outlier index detecting the deviations for hospital units and classifications, and (4) the item-by-item box plot presenting the dimension scores compared with others. A dashboard is an at-a-glance information module that can transform the original data of a hospital patient safety culture to make the messages easily more understandable and readable. |