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One Nurse’s Experience Highlights Need to Focus on Error Identification and Prevention
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10 Tips for Preventing Medication Errors During COVID-19 Surges
This article appeared on the Beckers Hospital Review website on September 2, 2020.
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ECRI and the Institute for Safe Medication Practices Launch New Patient Safety Organization
Together, ECRI and ISMP PSO create one of the largest patient safety entities in the world with unparalleled and trusted expertise to keep patients safer
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This article appeared on the BMJ Quality & Safety website on August 7, 2020.
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Multiple High Risk Events Involving Workflow Wasting Medications Used Anesthesia
This case and commentary appeared on the AHRQ PSNet in July 2020.
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Hospitals Can Take Key Steps to Improve Safe Use of Digital Systems
This article appeared on the Pew Charitable Trusts website on July 21, 2020.
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Renowned Systems Safety Expert Professor Najmedin Meshkati, PhD, Appointed to ECRI Board of Trustees
Aviation, nuclear, and industrial accident investigator brings decades of complex-systems safety expertise to ECRI ECRI, a global authority on healthcare safety and quality, announced the appointme...
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ECRI Expands Problem Reporting Network and Calls for More Data on AI Errors in Patient Care
As the adoption of AI in healthcare continues to accelerate, ECRI calls on healthcare providers, systems, and clinicians nationwide to report AI-related incidents Global patient safety nonprofit EC...
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Changes to Childhood Vaccine Recommendations Threaten Public Health
The White House recently signed an executive order that reduces the vaccines recommended for all U.S. children from 18 immunizations against vaccine-preventable diseases to 11, reclassifies several...
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