Current Awareness Literature Alert: April #2, 2012
On May 07, 2012April (2) 2012 | Volume 16, Issue 4:2
Table of Contents
- Detecting Unapproved Abbreviations in the Electronic Medical Record
- Disclosure of “Nonharmful” Medical Errors and Other Events: Duty to Disclose
- An Educational Intervention to Increase “Speaking-Up” Behaviors in Nurses and Improve Patient Safety
- Emergency Department Crowding and Risk of Preventable Medical Errors
- Incivility in Nursing: Unsafe Nurse, Unsafe Patients
- Learning from Near Misses: From Quick Fixes to Closing Off the Swiss-Cheese Holes
- Look Back and Talk Openly: Responding to and Communicating about the Risk of Large-Scale Error in Pathology Diagnosis
- Making Sense of Root Cause Analysis Investigations of Surgery-Related Adverse Events
- Minnesota Controlled Substance Diversion Prevention Coalition Final Report
- Near-Miss Events Are Really Missed! Reflections on Incident Reporting in a Department of Pediatric Surgery
- Patient Safety Friendly Hospital Initiative: From Evidence to Action in Seven Developing Country Hospitals
- Patient Safety in Interventional Radiology: A CIRSE IR Checklist
- Patient Safety in Surgical Residency: Root Cause Analysis and the Surgical Morbidity and Mortality Conference—Case Series from Clinical Practice
- Patient Safety Issues in Advanced Practice Nursing Students’ Care Settings
- Real-Time Registration of Adverse Events in Dutch Hospitalized Children in General Pediatric Units: First Experiences
- Routinely Recorded Patient Safety Events in Primary Care: A Literature Review
- A Serious Medicolegal Problem after Surgery: Gossypiboma
- Time to Accelerate Integration of Human Factors and Ergonomics in Patient Safety
- The Use of Three Strategies to Improve Quality of Care at a National Level
- Voluntary Electronic Reporting of Laboratory Errors: An Analysis of 37 532 Laboratory Event Reports from 30 Health Care Organizations
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