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Project AQC

The “AQC Working Group for Quality Assurance in Surgery” is an association of chief physicians and attending physicians with the purpose of compiling joint statistics on cases and procedures and using these for quality assurance and recognition of their own strengths thanks to comparisons with each other. In Adjumed.net, not only can the AQC data set be recorded, but all cases can also be filtered according to the various specific data sets of the specialist associations (hand surgery, cardiac surgery, neurosurgery, orthopaedics, plastic surgery, urology, burns surgery, visceral surgery, SMOB, etc.). This means that specific additional questions can be asked without having to enter the basic data redundantly.

The AQC solution is particularly characterized by the overlapping filter questionnaires. These offer unlimited flexibility in the collection and further use of the data, e.g. in other medical registers. In addition, the filter questionnaires massively reduce the data collection effort in the participating clinics, as VisHSM, SMOB and AQC cases, for example, can be recorded in a single step. In addition, the comprehensive AQC questionnaire can be easily adapted for other special registries.

As Adjumed’s lead project, the AQC register has been ISO-certified since 2006. One of our specialties was that we also managed the SGC logbook. The trainee specialist surgeons were able to enter their procedures relevant to the specialist title or import and mutate them from AdjumedCollect, view and print out their entry lists and view the summary at any time to see where they stood with regard to the target operations. Today we offer this service in an AQC extract. The entries can then be summarized and entered into the SIWF logbook.

  • with Adjumed since 1995
  • over 2.1 million data records
  • Overlapping filter questionnaires
  • ISO-certified since 2006
  • incl. Logbook extracts
Prof. Dr. med. Othmar Schöb
“As we all know, success has many fathers and it makes me proud to be one of those who have turned the AQC into a large, highly visible, unique beacon project for outcome quality assurance.”
Prof. Dr. med. Othmar Schöb