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Pulse IOM Calls for Better Oversight, Accountability of Health Information Technology to Improve Patient Safety To protect Americans from potential medical errors associated with the use of information technology in patient care, a new report by the Institute of Medicine calls for greater oversight by the public and private sectors. |
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Last Updated on Monday, 28 November 2011 11:36 |
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Fall Prevention Showcase What Goes Down—Shouldn’t By Tom Inglesby Between 2 and 15% of hospital patients in the United States experience falls. Nearly a third result in injuries and sometimes even death. Preventing falls in the acute environment is a constant battle against gravity and human behavior. |
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Patient Safety in Africa: A Culture Shift? By Stephen Powell, MS; Daniel Baily, MS; Njide Ndili, MIS; and Christopher Ente, MS Patient safety has received increased attention in African countries in the last decade, yet little is known about African patient safety challenges and quality improvement opportunities. |
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Last Updated on Monday, 28 November 2011 11:33 |
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Telluride Interdisciplinary Patient Safety Roundtable: Medical Students’ Daily Narrative Reflections By David Mayer, MD; Timothy McDonald, MD, JD; Susan Doyle, PhD; Tracy Granzyk Wetzel, MS As each new report of medical harm is published, the need to redesign medical education to prepare young physicians capable of approaching patient care in ways that decrease the opportunity for harm reaches a new level of urgency. |
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Last Updated on Monday, 28 November 2011 11:32 |
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