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. 2022 Feb;104(2):106–112. doi: 10.1308/rcsann.2021.0106

Table 3 .

What outcomes data orthopaedic surgeons thought were currently available to the public

Questions Answered strongly agree or agree (N = 41)
Awareness
 ‘I am aware of my published data. (The information on ‘NHS-My Choices’ and ‘iwantgreatcare.org’) ’ 31/41 (76%)
Function
 ‘Published surgeon-specific data are beneficial for’
 Improving patient outcomes 14/41 (34%)
 Improving surgeon’s performance 20/41 (49%)
 Improving trust performance 21/41 (51%)
 Monitoring trusts 24/41 (59%)
 Identifying malpractice 11/41 (27%)
Accuracy
 ‘Data from the NJR allows accurate reflection of…’
 NHS work 8/41 (20%)
 Private work 13/41 (32%)
Innovation
 ‘Published data have negatively affected innovation’ 25/41 (61%)
Training
 ‘Published data have negatively affected training’ 31/41 (76%)
Risk adverse behaviour
 ‘Published data have led to risk adverse behaviour in…’
 Myself 25/41 (61%)
 Others 34/41 (83%)