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121. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
     psnet.ahrq.gov/node/33633/psn-pdf
     May 01, 2006 - initially on two areas: prescription medications and the processing of lab, x-ray, and diagnostic tests … the entire process; in error reporting studies from family medicine PBRNs, problems with processing tests … A tracking system assures that all tests ordered are returned, ideally to the physician but at least … /#ref2 https://psnet.ahrq.gov//#ref3 physicians in a practice agree to standardize how they order tests … Patients should be educated as to what tests are being ordered, their purpose, and when (and how) results

122. A comparison of the effects of different typographical methods on the recognizability of printed drug names. | PSNet
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     May 31, 2011 - July 10, 2008 Improving safety and eliminating redundant tests: cutting costs in U.S. … June 16, 2019 Cognitive tests predict real-world errors: the relationship between drug … name confusion rates in laboratory-based memory and perception tests and corresponding error rates in

123. Dissemination of Lean methods to improve Pap testing quality and patient safety. | PSNet
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     June 14, 2011 - gynecology practice used Lean methods to redesign the workflow to improve the diagnostic accuracy of Pap tests … September 1, 2012 Liquid-based Papanicolaou tests in endometrial carcinoma diagnosis:

124. Decoding laboratory test names: a major challenge to appropriate patient care. | PSNet
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     April 24, 2018 - This commentary identifies the lack of standardized abbreviations for common laboratory tests as a potential … patient safety threat, as clinicians may inadvertently order incorrect or duplicative tests.

125. Physician understanding and ability to communicate harms and benefits of common medical treatments. | PSNet
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     September 28, 2016 - requires that providers accurately communicate risks and benefits of potential treatment options and tests … found that regardless of level of training, physicians overestimated both the harms and benefits of tests

126. PowerPoint Presentation (ppt file)
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     May 01, 2017 - because of his obesity. 4 Case Part 1: Diagnostic Delay (2) The ED provider ordered basic laboratory tests … While waiting for the diagnostic tests, the patient had progressively severe pain, requiring relatively … intravenous morphine. 5 Case Part 1: Diagnostic Delay (3) Blood test results (including liver function tests … quadrant ultrasound imaging is the most useful test to evaluate for acute cholecystitis Laboratory tests … the patient's obesity and the mildness of the symptoms) Performance and interpretation of diagnostic tests

127. Accuracy of send-out test ordering: a College of American Pathologists Q-Probes study of ordering accuracy in 97 clinical laboratories. | PSNet
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     November 12, 2008 - Errors in ordering send-out tests (tests performed at specialized regional laboratories) were common,

128. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     August 05, 2022 - Available diagnostic tests have trade?offs. … chain reaction (PCR) tests, which have higher accuracy, take longer to obtain results. … Antigen tests have the potential to yield false negatives for a variety of reasons, such as testing … Alternatively, false positive results could occur with antigen tests, so healthcare providers were … based tests for diagnosis of SARS?CoV?2 infection.

129. U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Houston, TX, and Baylor College of Medicine Revised Safer Diagnosis (Safer Dx) Instrument | PSNet
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     February 26, 2025 - the diagnostic process: (1) the patient-provider encounter (history, physical examination, ordering tests … /referrals based on assessment); (2) performance and interpretation of diagnostic tests; (3) follow-up … Access to comprehensive electronic health records (progress notes, tests, referrals)  and a shared understanding … the diagnostic process: (1) the patient-provider encounter (history, physical examination, ordering tests … /referrals based on assessment); (2) performance and interpretation of diagnostic tests; (3) follow-up

130. Consequences of Medical Overuse | PSNet
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     May 05, 2021 - The ordering and interpretation of diagnostic tests in everyday medical decision making is seemingly … One of the most common errors that can lead to overtreatment is ordering diagnostic tests in patients … In these 100 patients, there would be 5 positive tests, and in this patient population, all 5 positive … tests would be false positives. … And maybe one or more of these tests would have detected an incidental abnormality, which would have

131. Spotlight Case [MONTH] 2003 (ppt file)
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     June 01, 2007 - Laboratory tests sent for a voluntary medical research study showed an elevated alkaline phosphatase … cmd=retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=abstract&list_uids=15383478 Preoperative Evaluation: Are Laboratory Tests … Abnormal tests uncommon; can be predicted on basis of known medical problems Incidence of abnormalities … Preoperative screening: value of previous tests. … cmd=retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=abstract&list_uids=2240920 Preoperative Evaluation: Are Laboratory Tests

132. Patient and family contributions to improve the diagnostic process through the OurDX electronic health record tool: a mixed method analysis. | PSNet
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     October 27, 2021 - were more likely to raise concerns about the diagnostic process (e.g., access barriers, problems with tests … May 22, 2024 Low rate of completion of recommended tests and referrals in an academic

133. Addressing ambulatory safety and malpractice: the Massachusetts PROMISES project. | PSNet
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     August 14, 2017 - December 21, 2014 Low rate of completion of recommended tests and referrals in an academic … patients who read visit notes on the patient portal have a higher rate of "loop closure" on diagnostic tests … January 17, 2024 Completion of recommended tests and referrals in telehealth vs in-person

134. The effect of a clinical decision support for pending laboratory results at emergency department discharge. | PSNet
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     April 24, 2018 - electronic health record alert that required physicians to respond "yes" or "no" regarding whether tests … found that physician responses were often inaccurate, and the proportion of discharged patients with tests

135. Physical Diagnosis: A Lost Art? | PSNet
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     January 17, 2018 - student on the wards soon finds that skills at the computer in getting data back and arranging for tests … One can get into the habit of reflexively ordering a series of tests to traverse assorted diagnostic … the physician has picked the right algorithm based on the history, physical, and initial laboratory tests … It has long been said that physicians order an increasing number of tests because we are practicing ' … The consequences of excessive reliance on diagnostic tests to convey information that should have been

136. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
     psnet.ahrq.gov/node/36927/psn-pdf
     April 14, 2011 - frequency-missed-test-results-and-associated-treatment-delays-highly- computerized-health Failure to properly follow up on tests … survey evaluated the extent to which faulty systems limit a physician's ability to follow up after tests

137. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     June 21, 2016 - study Defensive medicine—the practice of performing potentially unnecessary procedures or diagnostic tests … Because procedures and tests carry risks of complications, defensive medicine also may lead to adverse

138. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     June 01, 2004 - Physicians are responsible for following up on tests they order. … any test result indicates an imminent life-threatening condition.(6) The law does not state which tests … personnel appropriate for communicating or receiving the results.(7) In practice, a core group of tests … Take-Home Points Physicians are responsible for tracking the results on laboratory tests they order. … Example Critical Values For Some Common Laboratory Tests ANALYTE (Lab Test) Critical Values Low

139. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     December 01, 2004 - obstetrician that she would discuss with her husband that evening whether he wanted to have the genetic tests … The physician ordered routine screening laboratory tests (fasting lipid profile, complete blood count … patient had consented; he assumed that the physician must have obtained consent before ordering the tests … G to give her "the good news" that all her screening tests were normal. … G's refusal to have genetic tests for serious disorders was irrational.

140. Oral solid medication appearance should play a greater role in medication error prevention. | PSNet
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     February 20, 2019 - May 2, 2018 Cognitive tests predict real-world errors: the relationship between drug … name confusion rates in laboratory-based memory and perception tests and corresponding error rates in