Acute Care · Ambulatory Care · Clinical Risk
Interesting article from the American Journal of Roentgenology. 2018;211: W1-W12. 10.2214/AJR.17.19384 Researchers from the University of Washington School of Medicine in Seattle assessed the performance of a contrast reaction management[…]
Ambulatory Care · Clinical Risk · FQHC and CHCs · Home Healthcare · Hospital and Physician Groups · Hospitalist Resources
Outpt Opioid Prescriptions for Children From Pediatrics 2018: Reducing the incidence of opioid overdoses and overdose deaths is an essential patient safety priority. In the last decade, children have experienced[…]
Ambulatory Care · Clinical Risk · Credentialing · Hospital and Physician Groups
Preventing_Adverse_Events_in_Cataract_Surgery_2018 Preventing Adverse Events in Cataract Surgery: Recommendations From a Massachusetts Expert Panel Nanji, Karen C., MD, MPH*; Roberto, Sarah A., MPP†; Morley, Michael G., MD, ScM‡; Bayes, Joseph, MD§[…]
Acute Care · Ambulatory Care · Clinical Risk · Hospital and Physician Groups · Hospitalist Resources · Litigation and Regulatory
QSO: 18-21-All Hospitals, “CMS clarification of Psychiatric Environmental Risks,” – CMS Memo Clarification of Ligature Risk Policy Memo – Dec 2017 CMS Memo From PSQH August 7, 2018 ? PSQH[…]
Ambulatory Care · Clinical Risk · FQHC and CHCs · Home Healthcare
Advancing-Safety-of-Care-in-the-Home From the IHI: July 2018 Caring for patients in their homes holds many potential benefits, yet the safety of care provided in the home has not received as much[…]
Acute Care · Ambulatory Care · Clinical Risk · Hospital and Physician Groups · Property/Miscellaneous Risks
SurgicalFires From the Pennsylvania Safety Authority July 2018: Fires on the operating field, although preventable and declining in number, continue to be a hazard to patients and providers. The Pennsylvania[…]
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