Patient safety is a global imperative. It has extensive implications for all WHO Member States, for all health-care workers — and for all of us when we become patients. We already know that about 10% of people who receive health care in industrialized countries will suffer because of preventable harm and adverse events (1–5). By 2006 we expect to have a greater understanding of the nature and scale of the problem in developing countries and countries in economic transition. Early indications from a pilot study being carried out suggest that th
Worldwide, the delivery of health care is challenged by a wide range of safety problems. The traditi...
Background. Concerns about patient safety have arisen with growing documentation of the extent and n...
As modern medicine continues to advance, increasing medication treatment options are available for p...
Improving the safety of patient care is now a global issue. In 2004, the World Health Assembly suppo...
Improving the safety of patient care is an issue which affects health systems in both developed and ...
An international language for patient safety Global progress in patient safety requires classificati...
Improving the safety of patient care is an issue which affects health systems in both developed and ...
Improving the safety of patient care is an issue which affects health systems in both developed and ...
AbstractPatient safety is a fundamental principle of health care. However, many medical practices an...
SummaryBackgroundEach year the treatment and care of hundreds of millions of patients worldwide is c...
Prevention; burden, and deaths. healthcare settings of multiple interventions in the areas of blood ...
Protecting patients from harm is one of the most important things health professionals can do for th...
SummaryBackgroundEach year the treatment and care of hundreds of millions of patients worldwide is c...
BACKGROUND: Each year the treatment and care of hundreds of millions of patients worldwide is compli...
Unsafe medical care may cause substantial morbidity and mortality globally, despite imprecise estima...
Worldwide, the delivery of health care is challenged by a wide range of safety problems. The traditi...
Background. Concerns about patient safety have arisen with growing documentation of the extent and n...
As modern medicine continues to advance, increasing medication treatment options are available for p...
Improving the safety of patient care is now a global issue. In 2004, the World Health Assembly suppo...
Improving the safety of patient care is an issue which affects health systems in both developed and ...
An international language for patient safety Global progress in patient safety requires classificati...
Improving the safety of patient care is an issue which affects health systems in both developed and ...
Improving the safety of patient care is an issue which affects health systems in both developed and ...
AbstractPatient safety is a fundamental principle of health care. However, many medical practices an...
SummaryBackgroundEach year the treatment and care of hundreds of millions of patients worldwide is c...
Prevention; burden, and deaths. healthcare settings of multiple interventions in the areas of blood ...
Protecting patients from harm is one of the most important things health professionals can do for th...
SummaryBackgroundEach year the treatment and care of hundreds of millions of patients worldwide is c...
BACKGROUND: Each year the treatment and care of hundreds of millions of patients worldwide is compli...
Unsafe medical care may cause substantial morbidity and mortality globally, despite imprecise estima...
Worldwide, the delivery of health care is challenged by a wide range of safety problems. The traditi...
Background. Concerns about patient safety have arisen with growing documentation of the extent and n...
As modern medicine continues to advance, increasing medication treatment options are available for p...