January (2) 2012 | Volume 16, Issue 1:2

Table of Contents

1. Adverse Health Events in Minnesota: Eighth Annual Public Report
2. Association between Implementation of a Medical Team Training Program and Surgical Morbidity
3. Changing Practice to Improve Patient Safety and Quality of Care in Perinatal Medicine
4.  Chemotherapeutic Errors in Hospitalised Cancer Patients: Attributable Damage and Extra Costs
5. Diabetes Medication Patient Safety Incident Reports to the National Reporting and Learning Service: The Care Home Setting
6. Getting Moving on Patient Safety—Harnessing Electronic Data for Safer Care
7. Hospital Quality and Patient Safety Competencies: Development, Description, and Recommendations for Use
8. Human Reliability Assessment of a Critical Nursing Task in a Radiotherapy Treatment Process
9. Increasing the Use of ‘Smart’ Pump Drug Libraries by Nurses: A Continuous Quality Improvement Project
10. Inpatient Insulin Orders: Are Patients Getting What Is Prescribed?
11. Measuring the Cost of Hospital Adverse Patient Safety Events
12. Medication Administration Errors for Older People in Long-Term Residential Care
13. Medication Safety in Neonates
14. Nurses’ Clinical Reasoning: Processes and Practices of Medication Safety
15. Preventing Wrong Site, Procedure, and Patient Events Using a Common Cause Analysis
16. Quality Improvement in Medical Education: Current State and Future Directions
17. Research in Ambulatory Patient Safety 2000–2010: A 10-Year Review
18. Unusual Spine Anatomy Contributing to Wrong Level Spine Surgery: A Case Report and Recommendations for Decreasing the Risk of Preventable ‘Never Events’
19. Vaccine Shortages and Suspect Online Pharmacy Sellers
20. What “Patient-Centered Care” Requires in Serious Cultural Conflict

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