UConn hospital staffers use good catches to prevent errors
Patient Safety Monitor Alert, April 11, 2007
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Staff members who spot a potential error and report it are nominated for recognition, according to the Advance. Awards are given out every two months and include a pin workers can wear while on the job.
It isn't only medical staff that can participate; a facilities management worker was recently recognized after he spotted an oxygen line being pulled while a patient was being moved.
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