Purpose: Medical errors can be classified into five categories: poor decision making, poor communication, inadequate patient monitoring, patient misidentification, inability to respond rapidly, and poor patient tracking. Employing innovative information technologies in correcting these deficiencies is the current trend in enhancing patient safety. Radiofrequency (RF) identification is one technology that has significant potential to secure the medical supply chain and increase the safety and efficiency of healthcare processes. It is our purpose to identify patient waiting times; identify treatment unit occupation and guarantee patient and its accessories’ identification.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
Objective To determine the types of patient safety incidents and associated harm in nuclear medicine...
When lives are at stake, zero defects should be the established standard. This philosophy applies wh...
Abstract. Patient safety has become a growing concern in health care. The U.S. Institute of Medicine...
In our country and in the international context, there is a continuous interest in the issue of safe...
Introduction: Patient safety is a problem in radiology departments. Purpose: The purpose of this lit...
Errors from radiotherapy machine or software malfunction usually are well documented as they affect ...
Context: Health care applications of autoidentification technologies, such as radio frequency identi...
Irradiation of the wrong patient or wrong site is a reportable adverse event for hospitals. Improvem...
Background: There has been recent rapid growth in the use of medical imaging leading to concerns abo...
Patient Identification errors has been set as the issue to tackle. The impact of «mistakes» in t...
In the modern era, patient health is no longer the only concern for hospitals. Hospitals have to bea...
In the modern era, patient health is no longer the only concern for hospitals. Hospitals have to bea...
Purpose: To identify and analyse the types of issues, contributing factors and their consequences as...
Emerging data indicates SGRT could improve safety and quality by preventing errors in its capacity a...
Background and purpose: The Radiation Oncology Safety Information System (ROSIS) was established in ...
Objective To determine the types of patient safety incidents and associated harm in nuclear medicine...
When lives are at stake, zero defects should be the established standard. This philosophy applies wh...
Abstract. Patient safety has become a growing concern in health care. The U.S. Institute of Medicine...
In our country and in the international context, there is a continuous interest in the issue of safe...
Introduction: Patient safety is a problem in radiology departments. Purpose: The purpose of this lit...
Errors from radiotherapy machine or software malfunction usually are well documented as they affect ...
Context: Health care applications of autoidentification technologies, such as radio frequency identi...
Irradiation of the wrong patient or wrong site is a reportable adverse event for hospitals. Improvem...
Background: There has been recent rapid growth in the use of medical imaging leading to concerns abo...
Patient Identification errors has been set as the issue to tackle. The impact of «mistakes» in t...
In the modern era, patient health is no longer the only concern for hospitals. Hospitals have to bea...
In the modern era, patient health is no longer the only concern for hospitals. Hospitals have to bea...
Purpose: To identify and analyse the types of issues, contributing factors and their consequences as...
Emerging data indicates SGRT could improve safety and quality by preventing errors in its capacity a...
Background and purpose: The Radiation Oncology Safety Information System (ROSIS) was established in ...
Objective To determine the types of patient safety incidents and associated harm in nuclear medicine...
When lives are at stake, zero defects should be the established standard. This philosophy applies wh...
Abstract. Patient safety has become a growing concern in health care. The U.S. Institute of Medicine...