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1. Patient Safety Indicators. | PSNet
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   September 07, 2019 - which Brennan and colleagues defined in the Harvard Medical Practice Study in New York State as “an injury … Thoracic Surgeons offers patient safety indicators for adult cardiac surgery, such as deep sternal wound … care facilities , including outcome measures focusing on mobility (falls), skin integrity (pressure injuries … Cooperation and Development has adapted 6 of AHRQ’s PSIs, including measures of retained surgical items, postoperative … thromboses, postoperative sepsis, surgical wound dehiscence, and obstetric trauma.

2. In Conversation with...Geri Amori, PhD | PSNet
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   December 01, 2010 - literature, RMF convened the Harvard surgical chiefs to develop evidence-based approaches to reduce postoperative … injury to surgical patients. … Patterns of communication breakdowns resulting in injury to surgical patients. … neurological changes (suspected cerebrovascular accident/seizure/new onset paralysis) Development of major wound … complications (dehiscence, evisceration) Medication or treatment errors requiring clinical intervention

3. Risk Management and Patient Safety | PSNet
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   December 01, 2010 - literature, RMF convened the Harvard surgical chiefs to develop evidence-based approaches to reduce postoperative … injury to surgical patients. … neurological changes (suspected cerebrovascular accident/seizure/new onset paralysis) Development of major wound … complications (dehiscence, evisceration) Medication or treatment errors requiring clinical intervention … Nobody cared': Women who have reported mistreatment while giving birth say CDC report validates their trauma