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May / June 2010 | Digital Edition
• Medication Reconciliation: A Survey of Community Pharmacies and Emergency Departments
• Safety Huddles for a Culture of Safety
• Common Cause Analysis
• Post-Discharge Call Programs Improving Satisfaction and Safety

March / April 2010 | Digital Edition
• Distractions and Interruptions: Impact on Nursing
• Disclosure and Apology: What’s Missing?
• Florida Collaborative Tackles Hospital Readmissions
• Patient Engagement in Patient Safety: Barriers and Facilitators
• Be Prepared: Anticipating Pediatric Emergencies in Ambulatory Surgery

January / February 2010 | Digital Edition
• Five Essential Components of an Effective Stroke System
• Connectivity to Improve Patient Safety
• Online Connectivity
• Clinical Documentation: More than a Cumbersome Chore
• The Laboratory as a Service Line and Revenue Generator
 
November / December 2009 | Digital Edition
• How a Captive Insurer Uses Data and Incentives to Advance Patient Safety
• Rapid Response Teams and Continuous Quality Improvement
• MedWise: Preventing Medication Waste While Promoting Safe Administration
• Measuring and Improving Surgical Quality
• Advancing the Practice of Evidence-Based Medicine with Standardized Order Sets

September / October 2009 | Digital Edition
• Risk Management & Patient Safety:
       • Focus on the Patient and the Rest Falls into Place
       • Motivation Brings Us Together
       • Now Is Your Time
       • Nurses as Frontline Risk Managers
       • Risk Management’s Role in Infant Protection
• Unit Transformation Improves Safety for Mothers and Newborns
• Healthcare FMEA in the Veterans Health Administration
• Suicide Prevention Outside the Psychiatry Department: A Bundled Approach
• IT Integration in the OR
 
July / August 2009 | Digital Edition
• Medication Safety Technologies: What Is and Is Not Working
• Biomedical Device Integration: The Impact on Clinicians at the Point of Care
• Tests of Change: Simulated Design of Experiments in Healthcare Delivery
• EHR Supports Healthier Patients and a Healthier Bottom Line

May / June 2009 | Digital Edition
• Leadership Practices to Advance Patient Safety
• Patient Safety Organizations: Building a Safer Healthcare System
• Pilot Study: The Role of the Hospitalized Patient in Medication Administration Safety
• Continuous Pulse Oximetry Monitoring in the Inpatient Population

March / April 2009 | Digital Edition

• Barcoding: Implementation Challenges
• Engaging as Partners in Patient Safety: The Experience of Librarians
• Medication Reconciliation: One Hospital's Journey to a Physician-Friendly Process
• The Impact of Wireless Technologies on Patient Safety
• Semantic Interoperability Transforms Quality and Safety Efforts

January / February 2009 | Digital Edition

• Heparin: Improving Treatment and Reducing Risk of Harm

• Population Decision Support: Quality Reporting Through a Data Warehouse

• EMRs: Reaching the Holy Grail

• Small Patients, Small Errors, Big Impact

November / December 2008 | Digital Edition

• Drawing the Line: Effective Management Strategies for Disruptive Behavior

• Hospitals Collaborate to Prevent Falls

• Debriefing for Patient Safety

• Improving Perioperative Care through IT: An Automation Imperative

September / October 2008

• Effective Use of Medication-Related Decision Support in CPOE

• Cardiac Telemetry Guidelines Improve Bed Utilization And Resources

• Improving Adult Immunization Delivery with Policy Changes and Clinical Support

• Objects Retained During Surgery: Human Diligence Meets Systems Solutions

• A Dashboard for the PACU: Given a Window into the OR, Recovery Nurses Transform Work Methods

July / August 2008

• Ferromagnetically Naked: New Tools for MRI Safety

• The Leapfrog Group's CPOE Standard and Evaluation Tool

• Strategies for Success: Clinical HIT Implementation

• Haptics for Touch-Enabled Simulation and Training

• Maintaining Compliance with Joint Commission Medication Management Standards

• Alternative Dispute Resolution in Healthcare: A Prescription for Increasing Disclosure and Improving Patient Safety

May / June 2008

• Patient Identification: Producing a Better Barcoded Wristband

• A New Bundle for Preventing CRBSIs

• Quality, Cost, and Connected Health

• Safety and Satisfaction: Where Are the Connections?

• Informed Consent for Rapport and Communication

• Apology and Disclosure: How a Medical Ombuds Can Help Bring a Policy to Life

March / April 2008

• An Interdisciplinary Approach to Safer Blood Transfusion

• Conflict Management From the Heart: A Day in the Life of a Medical Ombuds/Mediator

• Satisfied Patients Lower Risk and Improve the Bottom Line

• TRIUMPH: Best Practices in Inpatient Glucose Monitoring

January / February 2008

• Getting Connected for Patient Safety: How Medical Device "Plug-and-Play" Interoperability Can Make a Difference

• Using Technology to Establish Clinical Context

• Patient Safety: The Synergy of Technology and Behavior

• SCIP Compliance and the Role of Concurrent Documentation

• Getting to the Heart of CHF Management

• Telemedicine: An International Quality Care Solution
Last Updated on Wednesday, 04 August 2010 07:07
  		 
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