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261. Recruitment of hospitals for a safety climate study: facilitators and barriers. | PSNet
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     June 16, 2011 - participate in the survey, and how recruitment difficulties could have biased the study results.  … Despite efforts to avoid selection bias in recruiting hospitals, hospitals that participated tended to … Department of Veterans Affairs case study. … April 11, 2011 How do black-serving hospitals perform on patient safety indicators? … October 13, 2010 Empowered to improve.

262. Do no harm: hospital care in Las Vegas. | PSNet
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     October 02, 2013 - Citation Text: Do no harm: hospital care in Las Vegas. Allen M; Richards A. … Allen M; Richards A. … Copy Citation Related Resources From the Same Author(s) How many die from … January 23, 2013 How hepatitis probe led to clinic: old-fashioned legwork yielded clues … March 21, 2011 First do no harm.

263. Spotlight Case [MONTH] 2003 (ppt file)
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     June 01, 2005 - analysis Case: Getting to the Root of the Matter A 65-year-old man with atrial fibrillation, … Performing Root Cause Analysis How would you do it? … Medication reconciliation: a practical tool to reduce the risk of medication errors. … Do house officers learn from their mistakes? JAMA. 1991;265:2089-2094. … Do house officers learn from their mistakes? JAMA. 1991;265:2089-2094.

264. Graduate medical education and patient safety: a busy--and occasionally hazardous--intersection. | PSNet
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     March 02, 2011 - This case study presents the events surrounding the death of a woman admitted to an academic medical … February 3, 2011 Work hour rules and contributors to patient care mistakes: a focus group … July 2, 2008 How do hospitalized patients feel about resident work hours, fatigue, and … November 16, 2011 A program to prevent catheter-associated urinary tract infection in … March 4, 2019 Leveraging the continuum: a novel approach to meeting quality improvement

265. Spotlight Case [MONTH] 2003 (ppt file)
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     December 01, 2004 - For example, if a hospitalist fails to arrange appropriate follow-up for a patient with a solitary pulmonary … What the Patient Can do to Improve Safety at Discharge Understand important new health problems and … events Arrange home nursing visits What the System can do to Improve Safety at Discharge In-hospital … Do you know which of your home medications to continue, what the current doses are, and which you should … do if things are not going well Confirm that patient comprehends your instructions Include a family

266. Evaluation of a measurement system to assess ICU team performance. | PSNet
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     November 17, 2014 - Evaluation of a Measurement System to Assess ICU Team Performance. … Evaluation of a Measurement System to Assess ICU Team Performance. … November 17, 2014 A systematic review of teamwork in the intensive care unit: what do … February 8, 2017 Unreported errors in the intensive care unit: a case study of the way … December 22, 2010 How RNs rescue patients: a qualitative study of RNs' perceived involvement

267. Is "first do no harm" a lost concept in medical education? | PSNet
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     December 01, 2004 - Commentary Is "first do no harm" a lost concept in medical education? … Is "first do no harm" a lost concept in medical education. MedGenMed. 2006;8(3):77. … to improve teamwork and quality for hospitalized patients: a multi-site qualitative comparative case … study. … December 16, 2009 Reflection and analysis of how pharmacy students learn to communicate

268. How will we know patients are safer? An organization-wide approach to measuring and improving safety. | PSNet
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     May 20, 2009 - The authors discuss a measurement approach that focuses on the following: how often do we harm patients … , how often do patients receive the appropriate interventions, how do we know we learned from defects … , and how well have we created a culture of safety. … Building on a model of structure, process, and outcome measures used to evaluate health care quality, … They provide a case-type example of their suggested process to illustrate their framework.

269. Emergency Error | PSNet
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     January 18, 2013 - Describe how variability in processes of care can increase the risk to patients undergoing emergency … , and Plan-Do-Study-Act cycles. … Decisions about how, when, and whether to operate emergently are complex and based largely on experience … be undertaken and, in the case study above, may have increased awareness of the risk of sudden deterioration … Senior physicians are likely to be able to do this more reliably than those with less experience.

270. Managing the Unexpected: Sustained Performance in a Complex World, Third Edition. | PSNet
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     November 04, 2015 - The authors, professors at the University of Michigan School of Business, use both case studies and theory-based … analysis to explain the methods that result in organizational mindfulness, and, through it, a more robust … What Do We Do? … August 16, 2016 To Do No Harm: Ensuring Patient Safety in Health Care Organizations. … test new healthcare facilities: a proactive and innovative approach to healthcare system safety.

271. How two rights can make a wrong. | PSNet
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     November 09, 2016 - Newspaper/Magazine Article How two rights can make a wrong. … Citation Text: How two rights can make a wrong. Markel H. … two rights can make a wrong. … October 5, 2016 Measurement of diagnostic errors is a key first step to their reduction … June 13, 2011 What drugs do you take?

272. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     June 01, 2012 - Describe how communication lapses can lead to errors and adverse events in the transfer of patients … Although it is difficult to accurately determine how many patients are transferred each year worldwide … In addition to these emergent transfers, many transfers do involve medically stable patients and are … transport services–a case study. … Do specialist transport personnel improve hospital outcome in critically ill patients transferred to

273. The frustrating case of incident-reporting systems. | PSNet
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     June 22, 2022 - This commentary discusses the limitations of incident reporting systems and provides suggestions for how … to identify adverse events. … A prospective observational cohort. … July 5, 2017 A primer on PDSA: executing plan–do–study–act cycles in practice, not just … September 29, 2021 Teaching medical error disclosure to physicians-in-training: a scoping

274. Positive approaches to safety: learning from what we do well. | PSNet
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     September 15, 2021 - Positive approaches to safety: learning from what we do well. … September 15, 2021 A qualitative study of what care workers do to provide patient safety … December 14, 2022 How do hospital inpatients conceptualise patient safety? … March 24, 2021 How do patients respond to safety problems in ambulatory care? … 1,500 avoidable deaths a year—and aim to do even better.

275. Do you have to re-examine to reconsider your diagnosis? Checklists and cardiac exam. | PSNet
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     February 06, 2014 - Study Do you have to re-examine to reconsider your diagnosis? … Do you have to re-examine to reconsider your diagnosis? Checklists and cardiac exam. … An AHRQ WebM&M commentary discusses a missed physical examination finding that led to a diagnostic … Do you have to re-examine to reconsider your diagnosis? Checklists and cardiac exam. … April 10, 2019 Comfort with uncertainty: reframing our conceptions of how clinicians

276. Communication failures: an insidious contributor to medical mishaps. | PSNet
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     February 24, 2011 - Several anecdotes illustrate the role communication failures played in these mishaps and how common these … November 1, 2023 Primary care teams' reported actions to improve medication safety: a … case study. … step toward high reliability: implementation of a daily safety brief in a children's hospital. … December 30, 2014 Hospital do-not-resuscitate orders: why they have failed and how to

277. Build Patient Understanding of Setbacks | The Academy
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     June 01, 2022 - is a relapse and symptoms begin to worsen. … how to respond. … to do to prevent setbacks, how to recognize the onset of a setback, and how to respond, including when … How Do You Do It? … study reviews tools used by the Community Health Plan of Washington to support behavioral health integration

278. Technology as a Tool for Improving Patient Safety | PSNet
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     April 26, 2023 - A case study last year Illustrated one of the technological issues, in this case a manual keystroke … A study on “do not give” alerts found that clinicians modified their orders to comply with alert recommendations … Second, more work is needed on system usability, how the systems are integrated into workflows, and how … For example, when a scribe encounters a CDS alert, do they alert the clinician in all cases?  … a case study using the UP-Fall detection dataset.

279. Case 6. Horizon Hospital—Lakeview Healthcare | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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     November 01, 2014 - Improving Care Delivery Through Lean: Implementation Case Studies Case 6. … Studies Introduction to the Case Studies Case 1. … study on LHC. ee The case study methods, including the criteria for selection of the projects for analysis … Return to Contents Description of Horizon Hospital   This case study reports on the replacement … In our other case studies of Lean, barriers were usually mentioned much more often than facilitators.

280. Ready or Not: Addressing Tobacco Use (pdf file)
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     June 02, 2025 - (Jacquie will be the patient voice during this webinar) 3 Patient Case Study Carol: We’re going … But, Doc, I’m just not ready to give them up.” Carol: So, what do you say and do next? … Why do so few receive treatment? And how can we do better? … a staff member call to find out how it’s going. … Addressing Tobacco Use 2 Welcome by Carol Ripley-Moffitt, MDiv, CTTS 3 Patient Case Study 4 Objectives