TOPIC: Why are Antibiotics so prevalent in reported safety events?
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Chris Hajek
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Healthcare Patient Safety,
Patient Safety Events,
Adverse Event Reporting,
Federal PSO Program
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Tuesday, October 24, 2017
As one of the nation's first and most trusted Patient Safety Organizations, we believe in the importance of knowledge-sharing in order to improve the quality of healthcare. For this reason, Clarity PSO regularly publishes educational reports that focus on the risk-quality-safety (RQS) issues we...
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Chris Hajek
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Patient Safety Organization,
Clarity PSO,
Patient Safety,
PSO Learning Series,
Patient Safety Events,
Patient Harm,
Patient Care Delivery
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Thursday, April 06, 2017
As one of the nation's first and most trusted Patient Safety Organizations, we believe in the importance of knowledge-sharing in order to improve the quality of healthcare. For this reason, Clarity PSO regularly publishes educational reports that focus on the risk-quality-safety (RQS) issues we...
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By:
Chris Hajek
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Patient Safety Organization,
Clarity PSO,
Patient Safety,
PSO Learning Series,
Patient Safety Events,
Debriefing,
Debriefing Process,
Healthcare Debriefing
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Friday, December 23, 2016
As one of the nation's first and most trusted Patient Safety Organizations, we believe in the importance of knowledge-sharing in order to improve the quality of healthcare. For this reason, Clarity PSO regularly publishes educational reports that focus on the risk-quality-safety (RQS) issues we...
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Chris Hajek
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Patient Safety Organization,
Clarity PSO,
Patient Safety,
PSO Learning Series,
Falls,
Patient Safety Events
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Wednesday, September 21, 2016
What do heparin, vancomycin, and insulin have in common? They are all high-alert medications, and the top three most consistently involved medications in events reported to Clarity PSO.
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By:
Chris Hajek
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Tagged:
Patient Safety Organization,
Clarity PSO,
Patient Safety,
PSO Learning Series,
Patient Safety Events,
Medication Events,
High-Alert Medications
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