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161. Computerized physician order entry: helpful or harmful? | PSNet
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     January 06, 2018 - View more articles from the same authors. … The authors critically review the published data that traditionally support computerized physician order … Through reanalysis of the work of Bates, Classen, and others, the authors challenge the accepted premise

162. Use of board certification and recertification of pediatricians in health plan credentialing policies. | PSNet
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     February 02, 2011 - View more articles from the same authors. … The authors surveyed health plans and found that 41% require board certification for general pediatricians … This is a companion study to the authors' work on hospital privileges .

163. What constitutes a prescribing error in paediatrics? | PSNet
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     March 05, 2010 - View more articles from the same authors. … The authors used a Delphi technique to gather expert opinion on what constitutes a prescribing error … From the results, the authors developed a definition of prescribing error as well as a list of the events

164. The influence of the causes and contexts of medical errors on emergency medicine residents' responses to their errors: an exploration. | PSNet
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     April 11, 2011 - View more articles from the same authors. … The authors surveyed emergency medicine residents to determine their emotional response to making medical … The authors suggest improvements in morbidity and mortality conferences and institutional environments

165. Medication safety messages for patients via the web portal: the MedCheck intervention. | PSNet
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     September 11, 2013 - View more articles from the same authors. … The authors describe a medication safety communication initiative that sent e-mail messages to patients … The authors conclude that the system helped physicians identify and address  adverse drug events .

166. Through the Patient’s Eyes: Understanding and Promoting Patient-Centered Care. | PSNet
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     October 04, 2006 - ISBN: 9781555425449 View more articles from the same authors. … The authors discuss the key tenets of patient-centered care, drawing on empirical research, theory, and … The authors provide many practical suggestions, a number of which have been adopted since the book's

167. Using a modified A3 lean framework to identify ways to increase students' reporting of mistreatment behaviors. | PSNet
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     May 25, 2010 - View more articles from the same authors. … The authors found that reporting was hindered by lack of student awareness regarding reporting mechanisms … The authors outline recommendations to address these challenges.

168. Overcoming barriers to adopting and implementing computerized physician order entry systems in U.S. hospitals. | PSNet
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     July 10, 2008 - View more articles from the same authors. … The authors report interviews on barriers to adoption of CPOE systems with 52 senior managers of 26 … The authors identify physician and organizational resistance, capital funding constraints, and product

169. Patient perspectives of patient–provider communication after adverse events. | PSNet
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     March 28, 2011 - View more articles from the same authors. … The authors conducted four focus groups to explore patient perceptions of communication with their providers … The authors found that timely, effective communication helped patients deal with the emotional, financial

170. Organizational costs of preventable medical errors. | PSNet
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     April 01, 2010 - View more articles from the same authors. … Using two composite case studies as examples, the authors review the financial and organizational costs … The authors outline direct, indirect, and long-term costs and advocate for focusing on the long-term

171. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     February 10, 2011 - issue/incidence-adverse-drug-events-and-potential-adverse-drug-events- implications-prevention The authors … Using 11 intensive and general care units at the two hospitals, the authors prospectively identified … The authors report an adjusted rate of ADEs of 6.5 per 100 admissions, 1.8 per 100 considered preventable … The authors break down ADEs by drug class and by the stage at which the error occurred (ordering, transcription

172. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     March 28, 2005 - issue/adverse-drug-events-hospitalized-patients-excess-length-stay-extra-costs-and- attributable The authors … The authors found a 1.74-day attributable increased length of stay and a $2014 (in 1997) attributable … The authors calculate a total attributable direct cost of ADEs of almost $4.5 million during the 3-year … The authors review the potential generalizability of their automated detection techniques and the potential

173. Merry and McCall Smith's Errors, Medicine, and the Law. 2nd ed. | PSNet
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     August 06, 2016 - ISBN: 9781107180499 View more articles from the same authors. … The authors suggest that most errors are due to systems factors, not moral lapses, and thus the tort … The authors also summarize situations in which blame is appropriate and present concepts to help the

174. Transparency of Reporting Requirements: Strategies to Improve Mental Health Care for Children and Adolescents | Effective Health Care (EHC) Program
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     September 03, 2016 - To achieve this goal, we will reach out to authors to understand the utility of clinicaltrials.gov and … For studies with differences in reporting by source, we will reach out to study authors via email and … For completed and unpublished studies, we will reach out to authors of discontinued studies via email … Questions for authors of studies identified for the SIMHC report or through clinicaltrials.gov Item … For authors of included clinical trials included in the report that do not have a clinicaltrials.gov

175. Finding Grey Literature Evidence and Assessing for Outcome and Analysis Reporting Biases When Comparing Medical Interventions: AHRQ and the Effective Health Care Program | Effective Health Care (EHC) Program
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     December 01, 2019 - Guidance on Contacting Authors Although likely to occur infrequently, authors should be contacted … When reviewers contact authors, they should report the number of authors they attempted to contact, the … number of authors actually contacted, and the percentage of authors who responded positively to the … IOM Standard 3.2.3 states that, in addition to contacting study authors and researchers, authors of systematic … If authors of primary studies are contacted, the review should report the authors contacted and the associated

176. Supplemental Project To Assess the Transparency of Reporting for Strategies To Improve Mental Health Care for Children and Adolescents (pdf file)
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     January 01, 2017 - Questions for authors of studies identified for the SIMHC report or through clinicaltrials.gov …………… … To achieve this goal, we reached out to authors to understand the utility of clinicaltrials.gov and … In clinicaltrials.gov, the authors provide raw data rather than adjusted results. … Authors who attempt to register studies on their own reported difficulties. … Second, authors did not generally report findings on clinicaltrials.gov.

177. Supplemental Project To Assess the Transparency of Reporting for Strategies To Improve Mental Health Care for Children and Adolescents (pdf file)
     effectivehealthcare-admin.ahrq.gov/sites/default/files/pdf/transparency-mental-health_research.pdf
     January 01, 2017 - Questions for authors of studies identified for the SIMHC report or through clinicaltrials.gov …………… … To achieve this goal, we reached out to authors to understand the utility of clinicaltrials.gov and … In clinicaltrials.gov, the authors provide raw data rather than adjusted results. … Authors who attempt to register studies on their own reported difficulties. … Second, authors did not generally report findings on clinicaltrials.gov.

178. No-fault compensation for medical injuries: the prospect for error prevention. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/no-fault-compensation-medical-injuries-prospect-error-prevention
     May 20, 2015 - View more articles from the same authors. … The authors from the Harvard School of Public Health describe a “no-fault” compensation system for medical … The authors describe the no-fault system in Sweden and outline its implementation in the United States

179. Behind Human Error, Second Edition. | PSNet
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     April 13, 2018 - View more articles from the same authors. … "Human error," the authors of this book argue, is an inherently misleading term.  … Drawing on the field of complexity science, the authors contend that viewing error as a definable and

180. A case of the birth and death of a high reliability healthcare organisation. | PSNet
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     June 18, 2013 - View more articles from the same authors. … The authors present the story of a pediatric intensive care unit at a tertiary children’s hospital to … The authors emphasize the importance of constant attention to factors that support an HRO.