Global efforts to improve patient safety.
WHO | World Alliance for Patient Safety
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How much medical simulation can do to help lower those Scariest Hospiital Risks?
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Patient safety issue appeared on recent 60-Minutes story of Dennis Quaid family. Also see the WSJ.
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Check out the new website. patientslikeme . Also the WHOISSICK. This will give you some ideas how patient report their own diseases. What this impact on physician’s practices is not known yet?
When you talked about patient safety and quality, beyond the team approach from care providers (MD, RN, RT, etc. ), how to let patient [...]
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Does checklist help health care providers or not during their practices? Please see three parts blogs from Charles D. Baker (President and CEO of Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Inc.).
Also read (January 15, 2008) – OHRP Statement Regarding The New York Times Op-Ed Entitled “A Lifesaving Checklist”
The checklist also make sense to business.
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Since a 1997 goal to reduce the rate of airline accidents by 80 percent, fatal accidents have fallen. Fetal Airplant Crashes Drop 65%. See the New York Times Report.
Learn What Doctors can learn from Pilots about Safety.
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Doctors, You Can Learn a Whole Lot From a Dummy.
See the related study from Chest.
The key is multiple experiences for trainees rather just one time exposure at simulation center.
Study is needed to justify the cost and resources associate with simulation training.
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