Initiative for quality improvement and epidemiology in multidisciplinary diabetic foot clinics
One in four individuals with diabetes will develop diabetic foot ulcers. Without expert treatment, these ulcers will not heal and may result in lower-limb amputation. In Belgium, about 35 multidisciplinary centres are recognised by the INAMI-RIZIV for the treatment of these ulcers. Through regular data collections, the IQED-Foot project monitors quality of care in these centres and provides individualised feedback, helping the centres to improve their quality of care. The project is executed by Sciensano and governed by a group of national experts.
Overview
- Alternative Titles / Acronym
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- IQED-Foot
- Keywords
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hospital diabetes mellitus type 2 diabetologist ICD10 E00–E90 ICD10 E11 MeSH D003924 SNOMED CT 309350005 SNOMED CT 44054006
- Languages
- FRA, NLD
- Health Categories
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Population-based health data registries (public health registries) Data from medical registries and mortality registries Electronic Health Records (EHRs) Data on professional status, specialisation and institution of health professionals involved in the treatment of a natural person
- Population Coverage
- Centres are required to prospectively provide data on the characteristics, treatment and outcomes of the first 52 individuals presenting with a deep diabetic foot ulcer or an active Charcot foot during a 1-year inclusion period. Included individuals are then followed up for 6 months with regard to ulcer healing, amputations and mortality.
- Personal Data Categories
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Age Gender Weight Health History Height Residency
- Purposes
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Through regular data collections, the IQED-Foot project monitors quality of care in these centres and provides individualised feedback, helping the centres to improve their quality of care.
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- Provenance
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- IQED-Foot uses the so-called audit-feedback method to monitor quality of care and support healthcare providers in improving quality of care. Periodically, recognised centres are invited to participate in the IQED-Foot audit.
- Landing Pages
- Documentation
Temporal Information
- Temporal Coverage
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Start
- Update Frequency
- BIENNIAL
- Metadata Dates
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Issued:Modified:
Spatial Information
- Geographic Coverage
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- BE
- NUTS Codes
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http://data.europa.eu/nuts/code/BE
Additional Information
- Dataset Types
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Personal Data
- Applicable Legislation
- Legal Basis
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13/094 (IKED-voet) 22-10-2013, gewijzigd op 17 november 2015 en op 4 september 2018
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- HDAB
- Contact Points
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Sciensano IQED-Foot teamSciensano
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- Conforms To
- Related Resources
- Structured Identifiers
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- https://docs.healthdata.be/
- https://www.healthinformationportal.eu/health-information-sources/initiative-quality-improvement-and-epidemiology-multidisciplinary
- https://catalogues.ema.europa.eu/node/4028/administrative-details
- https://www.sciensano.be/en/projects/initiative-quality-improvement-and-epidemiology-multidisciplinary-diabetic-foot-clinics#legal-information
- https://sciensano.healthdataportal.eu:443/dataset/7428a48c-6e05-4083-b6c0-14a27716608b
- http://10.5.8.138:8080/dataset/321063a4-3426-40d8-9d2e-48506fa93a3f
- https://intranet-fdp.sciensano.be/dataset/43a9947e-262a-496b-993f-96177cddb648
Distributions & Resources
https://www.hda.belgium.be/en/data_request
Type of data: pseudonymised individual data. Data are not publicly accessible. Specific data (analyses) are provided upon request. An anonymised data set can be shared after a data request is made and it is discussed with a group of experts.
https://docs.healthdata.be/HDBP0010