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61. Effectiveness of acute care remote triage systems: a systematic review. | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/effectiveness-acute-care-remote-triage-systems-systematic-review
    March 14, 2022 - examined the effects of remote triage on mortality, hospitalizations and ED visits; neither reported statistically … significant differences indicating increased risk for these patient safety outcomes.

62. Lack of association between intraoperative handoff of care and postoperative complications: a retrospective observational study. | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/lack-association-between-intraoperative-handoff-care-and-postoperative-complications
    March 14, 2022 - Initial findings of higher rates of adverse outcomes were no longer statistically significant when confounding

63. The July Effect in podiatric medicine and surgery residency. | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/july-effect-podiatric-medicine-and-surgery-residency
    July 14, 2021 - In this retrospective chart review of podiatric surgery patients, researchers did not find any statistically … significant difference in patient outcomes between surgeries performed during the first quarter of residency

64. Ambulatory care visits for treating adverse drug effects in the United States, 1995-2001. | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/ambulatory-care-visits-treating-adverse-drug-effects-united-states-1995-2001
    April 03, 2005 - Although upward trends over time were not statistically significant, the authors conclude that their

65. Comparison of medication safety systems in critical access hospitals: combined analysis of two studies. | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/comparison-medication-safety-systems-critical-access-hospitals-combined-analysis-two-studies
    September 28, 2016 - onsite pharmacist and the use of barcode technology for administration were both associated with a statistically … significant reduction in medication errors.

66. Hospital implementation of computerized provider order entry systems: results from the 2003 Leapfrog Group quality and safety survey. | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/hospital-implementation-computerized-provider-order-entry-systems-results-2003-leapfrog-group
    November 21, 2021 - Few statistically significant organizational factors were correlated to the variability in CPOE implementation

67. Nurse staffing and inpatient hospital mortality. | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/nurse-staffing-and-inpatient-hospital-mortality
    June 22, 2022 - This study, the most methodologically robust to date, identified a statistically significant relationship

68. Transition Coaches® Reduce Readmissions for Medicare Patients With Complex Postdischarge Needs | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/innovation/transition-coachesr-reduce-readmissions-medicare-patients-complex-postdischarge-needs
    March 27, 2024 - As noted earlier, the potential savings appear to exceed these costs by a significant amount. … significant at 30 and 90 days. … rehospitalized at 30, 90, and 180 days for the same condition that caused the initial hospitalization (statistically … significant finding). … significant lower total healthcare costs than the control.

69. Medical errors in US pediatric inpatients with chronic conditions. | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/medical-errors-us-pediatric-inpatients-chronic-conditions
    November 04, 2014 - This association remained statistically significant after adjusting for patient and hospital characteristics

70. Relationship between patient safety climate and standard precaution adherence: a systematic review of the literature. | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/relationship-between-patient-safety-climate-and-standard-precaution-adherence-systematic
    February 13, 2019 - All seven articles included in this systematic review showed a statistically significant association

71. Physician antipsychotic overprescribing letters and cognitive, behavioral, and physical health outcomes among people with dementia: a secondary analysis of a randomized clinical trial. | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/physician-antipsychotic-overprescribing-letters-and-cognitive-behavioral-and-physical-health
    March 05, 2025 - There were no statistically significant differences in health outcomes between the intervention and control

72. Embracing the future-is artificial intelligence already better? A comparative study of artificial intelligence performance in diagnostic accuracy and decision-making. | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/embracing-future-artificial-intelligence-already-better-comparative-study-artificial
    January 31, 2024 - There were no statistically significant differences between app users’ and ChatGPT’s success rate.

73. Investigating racial and ethnic disparities in maternal care at the system level using patient safety incident reports. | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/investigating-racial-and-ethnic-disparities-maternal-care-system-level-using-patient-safety
    March 29, 2023 - Non-Hispanic Black individuals were over-represented in IRs, but there were no statistically significant

74. A scoping review of real-time automated clinical deterioration alerts and evidence of impacts on hospitalised patient outcomes. | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/scoping-review-real-time-automated-clinical-deterioration-alerts-and-evidence-impacts
    February 16, 2022 - Only four out of 18 studies included in the review reported statistically significant improvements in

75. Assessing the STOPS framework for coping with intraoperative errors: evidence of efficacy, hints of hubris, and a bridge to abridging burnout. | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/assessing-stops-framework-coping-intraoperative-errors-evidence-efficacy-hints-hubris-and
    June 14, 2023 - introducing the STOPS framework, women residents reported higher coping self-efficacy, whereas there were no statistically … significant differences for men residents.

76. Relationship between physician burnout and the quality and cost of care for Medicare beneficiaries is complex. | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/relationship-between-physician-burnout-and-quality-and-cost-care-medicare-beneficiaries
    August 12, 2020 - There was no consistent, statistically significant relationship between burnout and the four measures

77. Communicating patient safety information through video and oral formats-a comparison. | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/communicating-patient-safety-information-through-video-and-oral-formats-comparison
    November 16, 2022 - Of patients who viewed both, there was a slight, though not statistically significant, preference for

78. Can a targeted educational approach improve situational awareness in paramedicine during 911 emergency calls? | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/can-targeted-educational-approach-improve-situational-awareness-paramedicine-during-911
    October 05, 2022 - There was a statistically significant increase in SA following the intervention, although additional

79. Missouri Quality Initiative (MOQI) Reduces Hospitalizations Among Nursing Home Residents | PSNet
    psnet.ahrq.gov/innovation/missouri-quality-initiative-moqi-reduces-hospitalizations-among-nursing-home-residents
    July 23, 2024 - Statistically significant decreases in hospitalizations were achieved. … Results The MOQI achieved statistically significant results during Phase 1 of implementation. … hospital setting decreased across numerous metrics: Reduction of 32% in all-cause hospitalizations and statistically … significant reductions in four single quarters of the 2.75 years of Phase 1 implementation of the intervention

80. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
    psnet.ahrq.gov/node/33747/psn-pdf
    March 01, 2013 - , both virtual patients and technology-enhanced simulation are consistently associated with large, statistically … significant benefits in the areas of knowledge, skills (instructor ratings, computer scores, or minor … effects (e.g., major complications, mortality, or length of stay), the benefits are smaller but still significant … non-inferior to other approaches.( 3,4) Technology-enhanced simulation is associated with a small but statistically … significant benefit for outcomes of knowledge and skills, while for patient-related outcomes (behaviors