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261. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
     psnet.ahrq.gov/node/40995/psn-pdf
     January 04, 2012 - Cultural and implementation factors likely influence checklist usage, and organizations must consider

262. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
     psnet.ahrq.gov/node/45231/psn-pdf
     February 14, 2017 - The authors conclude that since these interventions appear ineffective, organizations should consider

263. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
     psnet.ahrq.gov/node/43531/psn-pdf
     September 17, 2014 - hospital boards' overall responsibility for quality of care, studies have shown that they do not always consider

264. The development and implementation of checklists in obstetrics. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/development-and-implementation-checklists-obstetrics
     July 13, 2010 - This commentary discusses different types of checklists, design elements to consider when developing

265. Recent Evidence That Health IT Improves Patient Safety: Issue Brief. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/recent-evidence-health-it-improves-patient-safety-issue-brief
     June 29, 2016 - , the authors found that health IT enhances patient safety and suggest that future research should consider

266. Usability and feasibility of consumer-facing technology to reduce unsafe medication use by older adults. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/usability-and-feasibility-consumer-facing-technology-reduce-unsafe-medication-use-older
     February 17, 2011 - This usability study examined whether older adults could use a mobile application to consider the risks

267. Aviation and healthcare: a comparative review with implications for patient safety. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/aviation-and-healthcare-comparative-review-implications-patient-safety
     February 14, 2018 - This review compares characteristics of aviation and health care, suggests that organizations should consider

268. Teaching patient safety in global health: lessons from the Duke Global Health Patient Safety Fellowship. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/teaching-patient-safety-global-health-lessons-duke-global-health-patient-safety-fellowship
     October 08, 2013 - The authors highlight the importance of contextualizing training to consider local needs and resources

269. The wisdom of patients and families: ignore it at our peril. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/wisdom-patients-and-families-ignore-it-our-peril
     March 13, 2013 - patient perspectives associated with adverse events, this commentary suggests that improvement leaders consider

270. Towards an organization with a memory: exploring the organizational generation of adverse events in health care. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/towards-organization-memory-exploring-organizational-generation-adverse-events-health-care
     February 22, 2010 - adverse events as identified in  An Organization with a Memory  and suggest issues for risk managers to consider

271. The need for risk profiling in patient safety. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/need-risk-profiling-patient-safety
     August 08, 2010 - This commentary describes the need for health care professionals and organizations to proactively consider

272. Clearing the Error: Using Public Deliberation to Define Patient Roles as Partners in the Diagnostic Process. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/clearing-error-using-public-deliberation-define-patient-roles-partners-diagnostic-process
     September 13, 2016 - This report examines factors to consider when designing interventions to strengthen patient participation

273. Clinical reasoning as a core competency. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/clinical-reasoning-core-competency
     August 20, 2018 - of this commentary suggests that the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education’s (ACGME) consider

274. Associations between safety culture and employee engagement over time: a retrospective analysis. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/associations-between-safety-culture-and-employee-engagement-over-time-retrospective-analysis
     July 01, 2017 - higher scores on the Safety Attitudes Questionnaire , suggesting that quality improvement work should consider

275. Sentinel events, serious reportable events, and root cause analysis. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/sentinel-events-serious-reportable-events-and-root-cause-analysis
     February 26, 2014 - approach to root cause analysis following a never event, along with recommendations for organizations to consider

276. Contextual information influences diagnosis accuracy and decision making in simulated emergency medicine emergencies. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/contextual-information-influences-diagnosis-accuracy-and-decision-making-simulated-emergency
     April 19, 2013 - The authors suggest that educators should consider the level of contextual information provided when

277. Giving up learning from failures? An examination of learning from one's own failures in the context of heart surgeons. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/giving-learning-failures-examination-learning-ones-own-failures-context-heart-surgeons
     April 03, 2013 - observed a plateau at which individuals cease to learn from their own failures, underscoring the need to consider

278. Implementing an obstetric emergency team response system: overcoming barriers and sustaining response dose. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/implementing-obstetric-emergency-team-response-system-overcoming-barriers-and-sustaining
     January 16, 2010 - The number of RRS activations over the first 3 years has steadily increased, which the researchers consider

279. Using standardized OR checklists and creating extended time-out checklists. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/using-standardized-or-checklists-and-creating-extended-time-out-checklists
     February 15, 2011 - the development of an extended time-out checklist for operating rooms, implementation barriers to consider

280. Maintaining safety in the dialysis facility. | PSNet
     psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/maintaining-safety-dialysis-facility
     May 25, 2011 - Failure to consider human factors and poor communication can contribute to dialysis treatment errors