Briefings on Patient Safety, June 2008
Patient Safety Monitor, June 1, 2008
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Inside:
The second victim: Supporting staff members after a medical error
Patient safety Q&A
Proposed changes to Universal Protocol make goal more specific, add documentation requirements
Hand hygiene: One hospital creatively combats infection
The effects of distractions on human performance
The BOPS Staff Trainer (PDF only)
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