Editor’s Pick of the Week: National Patient Safety Goals Q & A e-book
Patient Safety Monitor Alert, August 4, 2010
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The NPSGs are complex. Let us simplify.
Top healthcare experts present their analysis of frequently-asked questions on National Patient Safety Goal (NPSG) hot topics in a manner that is easy to read and interpret. The electronic book, National Patient Safety Goals Q&A, provides a convenient way to search by topic, and relay crucial compliance information to staff.
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