December (2) 2012 | Volume 16, Issue 12:2

Table of Contents

1. Anesthesiology Leadership Rounding: Identifying Opportunities for Improvement
2. Changes to Medication-Use Processes after Overdose of U-500 Regular Insulin
3. Disclosure-and-Resolution Programs That Include Generous Compensation Offers May Prompt a Complex Patient Response
4. Errors of Medical Interpretation and Their Potential Clinical Consequences: A Comparison of Professional versus Ad Hoc versus No Interpreters
5. Healing Environment: A Review of the Impact of Physical Environmental Factors on Users
6. Integrating Human Factors Research and Surgery: A Review
7. Learning from Business: Incorporating the Toyota Production System into Nursing Curricula
8. Learning from Taiwan Patient-Safety Reporting System
9. Mapping Out the Emergency Department Disposition Decision for High-Acuity Patients
10. A Multicenter, Phased, Cluster-Randomized Controlled Trial to Reduce Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infections in Intensive Care Units
11. Patient Involvement in Patient Safety: The Health-Care Professional’s Perspective
12. Poor Communication on Patients’ Medication across Health Care Levels Leads to Potentially Harmful Medication Errors
13. Professionalism in the Era of Duty Hours: Time for a Shift Change?
14. Reasons for Not Reporting Patient Safety Incidents in General Practice: A Qualitative Study
15. Residents’ Duty Hours—Toward an Empirical Narrative
16. Results of an Effort to Integrate Quality and Safety into Medical and Nursing School Curricula and Foster Joint Learning
17. Seven Years of Zero Central-Line-Associated Bloodstream Infections
18. Technology-Related Medication Errors in a Tertiary Hospital: A 5-Year Analysis of Reported Medication Incidents
19. Use of FMEA Analysis to Reduce Risk of Errors in Prescribing and Administering Drugs in Paediatric Wards: A Quality Improvement Report
20. Waking Up the Next Morning: Surgeons’ Emotional Reactions to Adverse Events

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