IndiQ-AVC: Jeu de données clinico-administratives multicentriques sur la prise en charge interdisciplinaire en phase aiguë de l'AVC ischémique au Québec / IndiQ-AVC: Multicenter clinical and administrative dataset on interdisciplinary acute phase management of ischemic stroke in Quebec

Cette base de données a contribué à la production de deux publications scientifiques. La première portait sur la qualité des données de santé, notamment l’ampleur des données manquantes et les types de variables pouvant être mesurées à partir des dossiers de santé. La seconde présentait une évaluation descriptive de l’adhésion aux indicateurs de qualité ainsi que des résultats associés à la prise en charge interdisciplinaire en phase aiguë de l’AVC ischémique. // Des considérations éthiques empêchent la mise à disposition publique de ces données.

Vous pouvez cliquer sur « Contacter le ou la propriétaire » pour en faire la demande, sous certaines conditions. These data originate from a doctoral study in which information was extracted from the health records of 132 patients hospitalized for stroke between December 1, 2022, and May 31, 2023, in three Quebec stroke centres with different levels of stroke care designation (levels 3, 4, and 5). The present dataset is derived from the IndiQ-AVC database, which was developed based on a set of clinical and organizational quality indicators selected through a scoping review and a Delphi consensus process involving experts.

The IndiQ-AVC database includes both clinical (patient-related) data, such as sociodemographic characteristics, health outcomes, and risk factors, and administrative (organizational and economic) data, including information on care trajectories, treatment delays, and length of stay. The data come from eight categories of indicators: sociodemographic characteristics, clinical characteristics, risk factors, care trajectories and delays, assessments, in-hospital complications, discharge data, and discharge referrals and education.

This database contributed to the production of two scientific publications. The first focused on the quality of health data, particularly the extent of missing data and the types of variables that can be measured using health records. The second presented a descriptive evaluation of adherence to quality indicators and outcomes associated with interdisciplinary acute ischemic stroke care. // Ethical considerations prevent data from being publicly available.

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