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161. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     February 15, 2011 - claims, investigators conducted a subanalysis of those claims in which housestaff or fellows were thought

162. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     January 01, 2025 - deaths in 2022, a 36% rise since 2000.1 In addition, over 13 million Americans experience suicidal thoughts … Health Questionnaire-9 (PHQ-9), which is a measure of depression that has an item that screens for thoughts … providers recognizing risk factors upfront, which may lead to missed opportunities if a patient’s suicidal thoughts … Healthcare providers should be comfortable having discussions about suicidal thoughts and behaviors

163. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     December 01, 2004 - asked a representative sample of Maryland physicians (including obstetricians) how important they thought … Only 56% of responding physicians thought it was "very important. … have an impact: at two medical schools, approximately two-thirds of first and fourth-year students thought

164. When "Psychiatric" Symptoms Are Not | PSNet
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     September 20, 2011 - the spine, which demonstrated an infiltrating mass between T8 and T10 with well-preserved disc space, thought … In this particular case, a 70-year-old man presented with delusional thinking. … with somatic features and preoccupations) in elderly patients may occur more commonly than previously thought … Paranoid psychosis in old age: much more common than previously thought?

165. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     March 24, 2025 - For example, people may admit to having had thoughts of killing themselves in the past two weeks, or … In the past, health systems thought that they only needed to keep people protected while the person … If the person is positive on “thoughts of killing themselves” or “a recent suicide attempt,” there are … For example, if they have intent to act on their suicidal thoughts. … A person can have thoughts of killing themselves but say that they never intended to act on them.

166. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     September 25, 2024 - People, including me, sometimes conflate those two ways of thinking about or defining zero harm. … Thomas: Most people would agree that either as a value or a goal, we're talking about harms that are thought … What are some of your thoughts on zero harm as a goal? … Given your thoughts in this conversation, I am wondering what your reaction is to CMS putting a public

167. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     September 01, 2007 - In the story you mentioned from the book, the resident thought there was something wrong with this elderly … But in surgery, our dominant way of thinking still emphasizes individual conscientiousness. … My thought about it is that if you gave people a choice about whether they'd like to be learned upon … AG: There is this palpable feel of a difference in results-oriented thinking. … paper or have a conversation with someone, and it opens up a whole new set of ideas that I hadn't thought

168. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     June 21, 2016 - hospital-characteristics-associated-penalties-centers-medicare-medicaid- services-hospital Hospital-acquired conditions (HACs) are thought

169. In Conversation With… Lucian Leape, MD | PSNet
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     June 12, 2019 - When I first looked at it, I thought there must be something wrong with this study. … Because I'm sure in Canada they thought they were doing a good thing. LL : Exactly. … It will be more costly than we thought because of the kinds of changes that are needed. … And we were pretty naÏve in thinking that (a) they would believe us, and (b) that they could make those … If we'd have been a little smarter about thinking about what the culture changes would be and what would

170. Researchers' roles in patient safety improvement. | PSNet
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     December 01, 2010 - December 1, 2010 Does the concept of safety culture help or hinder systems thinking in … COVID-19 crisis, safe reopening of simulation centres and the new normal: food for thought

171. Frederick mother's burning inspires daughter's activism. | PSNet
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     June 24, 2020 - July 8, 2009 Fires during surgeries a bigger risk than thought.

172. 200 epidural blunders admitted after three women die. | PSNet
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     March 18, 2020 - Copy Citation Related Resources From the Same Author(s) I thought Daniel

173. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     April 09, 2013 - As in prior research, most errors were thought to be multifactorial, but often related to faulty data

174. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     November 01, 2015 - My early thoughts were that the role of research would be to test some of these putative interventions … RW: How has your thinking evolved in terms of this tension between the just-do-it camp and the we-need … It is possible to marry those two perspectives in a way that I hadn't thought possible 15 years ago. … Our understanding of IT, thinking about rather than talking about errors so much, talking about harms … RW: I have residents in our M&M say that "Here's what I thought was going on, but I was worried that

175. The Emperor’s New Clothes: Or Whatever Happened To “Human Error”? | PSNet
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     March 27, 2005 - This thought piece examines the problematic nature of the term “human error” from the semantic, philosophical

176. In Conversation With… Abraham Verghese, MD | PSNet
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     November 01, 2012 - I always thought the physical exam was quite fascinating. … I thought it was the fun part of medicine and easy pickings. … Most important to me is the issue of safety and basically the disappointing thought that we might actually … Can you describe your thinking about that and how that dovetails with the physical exam? … June 21, 2023 Developing critical thinking skills for delivering optimal care July

177. Improving patient safety and communication through care rounds in a pediatric oncology outpatient clinic. | PSNet
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     January 14, 2011 - Surveys revealed that staff thought these rounds improved communication and patient safety.

178. Learning in radiation oncology: 12-month experience with a new incident learning system. | PSNet
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     February 16, 2022 - Post-implementation, 92% of staff felt the department practiced a no-blame culture, and nearly half thought

179. Hospital board oversight of quality and patient safety: a narrative review and synthesis of recent empirical research. | PSNet
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     November 13, 2019 - Hospital leadership oversight is thought to be critical for advancing patient safety initiatives.

180. Incidence and root cause analysis of wrong-site pain management procedures: a multicenter study. | PSNet
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     April 29, 2020 - However, a recent article suggested that wrong-site procedures may be more common than previously thought