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October 2021 - Volume 17 - Issue 7

Editor-in-Chief: Editor-in-Chief: David Westfall Bates, MD, MSc
ISSN: 1549-8417
Online ISSN: 1549-8425
Frequency: 4 issues / year
Ranking: Health Policy & Services: 12/87; Health Care Sciences & Services: 24/102
Impact Factor: 2.844

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Advancing Patient Safety: Reviews From the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality’s Making Healthcare Safer III Report

Published September 2020

Current Issue Highlights

Original Studies

Is There a Mismatch Between the Perspectives of Patients and Regulators on Healthcare Quality? A Survey Study

Bouwman, Renée; Bomhoff, Manja; Robben, Paul; More

Journal of Patient Safety. 17(7):473-482, October 2021.

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The Health Care Manager

Applying Decision Science to the Prioritization of Healthcare-Associated Infection Initiatives

Tsai, Terry H.; Gerst, Michael D.; Engineer, Cyrus; More

Journal of Patient Safety. 17(7):506-512, October 2021.

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Review Article

Intervening in Interruptions: What Exactly Is the Risk We Are Trying to Manage?

Gao, Jonathan; Rae, Andrew John; Dekker, Sidney W.A.

Journal of Patient Safety. 17(7):e684-e688, October 2021.

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Original Study

Institution of Just Culture Physician Peer Review in an Academic Medical Center

Volkar, Judith K.; Phrampus, Paul; English, Dennis; More

Journal of Patient Safety. 17(7):e689-e693, October 2021.

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Preventable Hospital Mortality

How many patients die in the hospital as a result of preventable medical errors? While debate continues over estimates based on flawed data, the US healthcare system can and must implement effective strategies to reduce adverse events and deaths, according to a special perspective article in the March issue of Journal of Patient Safety. For more insight on this topic from Dr. Kevin Kavanagh, please see the video "Preventable Hospital Mortality".

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