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Understanding Patient Safety, 2e

Robert M. Wachter


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Section I. An Introduction to Patient Safety and Medical Errors
Chapter 1The Nature and Frequency of Medical Errors and Adverse Events
Chapter 2Basic Principles of Patient Safety
Chapter 3Safety, Quality, and Value
Section II. Types of Medical Errors
Chapter 4Medication Errors
Chapter 5Surgical Errors
Chapter 6Diagnostic Errors
Chapter 7Human Factors and Errors at the Person–Machine Interface
Chapter 8Transition and Handoff Errors
Chapter 9Teamwork and Communication Errors
Chapter 10Healthcare-Associated Infections
Chapter 11Other Complications of Healthcare
Chapter 12Patient Safety in the Ambulatory Setting
Section III. Solutions
Chapter 13Information Technology
Chapter 14Reporting Systems, Root Cause Analysis, and Other Methods of Understanding Safety Issues
Chapter 15Creating a Culture of Safety
Chapter 16Workforce Issues
Chapter 17Education and Training Issues
Chapter 18The Malpractice System
Chapter 19Accountability
Chapter 20Accreditation and Regulations
Chapter 21The Role of Patients
Chapter 22Organizing a Safety Program
Conclusion
Section IV. Appendices
 Appendices


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