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Quality and Safety in Health Care
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  • A case study of translating ACGME practice-based learning and improvement requirements into reality: systems quality improvement projects as the key component to a comprehensive curriculum

    • A M Tomolo,
    • R H Lawrence,
    • and D C Aron
    2009 18:217-224

  • The influence of standardisation and task load on team coordination patterns during anaesthesia inductions

    • E Zala-Mezö,
    • J Wacker,
    • B Künzle,
    • M Brüesch,
    • and G Grote
    2009 18:127-130

  • The effects of aviation-style non-technical skills training on technical performance and outcome in the operating theatre

    • P McCulloch,
    • A Mishra,
    • A Handa,
    • T Dale,
    • G Hirst,
    • and K Catchpole
    2009 18:109-115

  • Feedback from incident reporting: information and action to improve patient safety

    • J Benn,
    • M Koutantji,
    • L Wallace,
    • P Spurgeon,
    • M Rejman,
    • A Healey,
    • and C Vincent
    2009 18:11-21

  • Effect of a diabetes order set on glycaemic management and control in the hospital

    • M Noschese,
    • A C Donihi,
    • G Koerbel,
    • E Karslioglu,
    • M Dinardo,
    • M Curll,
    • and M T Korytkowski
    2008 17:464-468

  • Finding order in heterogeneity: types of quality-improvement intervention publications

    • L V Rubenstein,
    • S Hempel,
    • M M Farmer,
    • S M Asch,
    • E M Yano,
    • D Dougherty,
    • and P W Shekelle
    2008 17:403-408

  • Clinical and economic impact of an antibiotics stewardship programme in a regional hospital in Hong Kong

    • C K Ng,
    • T C Wu,
    • W M J Chan,
    • Y S W Leung,
    • C K P Li,
    • D N C Tsang,
    • and G M Leung
    2008 17:387-392

  • Contributing factors identified by hospital incident report narratives

    • T K Nuckols,
    • D S Bell,
    • S M Paddock,
    • and L H Hilborne
    2008 17:368-372

  • Improvements in the quality of care and health outcomes with new stroke care units following implementation of a clinician-led, health system redesign programme in New South Wales, Australia

    • D A Cadilhac,
    • D C Pearce,
    • C R Levi,
    • G A Donnan,
    • and on behalf of the Greater Metropolitan Clinical Taskforce and New South Wales Stroke Services Coordinating Committee
    2008 17:329-333

  • Prescribing quality indicators of type 2 diabetes mellitus ambulatory care

    • L Martirosyan,
    • J Braspenning,
    • P Denig,
    • W J C de Grauw,
    • M Bouma,
    • F Storms,
    • and F M Haaijer-Ruskamp
    2008 17:318-323

  • "Every error counts": a web-based incident reporting and learning system for general practice

    • B Hoffmann,
    • M Beyer,
    • J Rohe,
    • J Gensichen,
    • and F M Gerlach
    2008 17:307-312

  • Guideline implementation in allied health professions: a systematic review of the literature

    • S Hakkennes,
    • and K Dodd
    2008 17:296-300

  • Developing quality indicators for general practice care for vulnerable elders; transfer from US to The Netherlands

    • E van der Ploeg,
    • M F I A Depla,
    • P Shekelle,
    • H Rigter,
    • and J P Mackenbach
    2008 17:291-295

  • 2008 17:234-e1

  • Assessing the professional performance of UK doctors: an evaluation of the utility of the General Medical Council patient and colleague questionnaires

    • J L Campbell,
    • S H Richards,
    • A Dickens,
    • M Greco,
    • A Narayanan,
    • and S Brearley
    2008 17:187-193

  • Capturing users’ experience of UK out-of-hours primary medical care: piloting and psychometric properties of the Out-of-hours Patient Questionnaire

    • J L Campbell,
    • A Dickens,
    • S H Richards,
    • P Pound,
    • M Greco,
    • and P Bower
    2007 16:462-468

  • Differences in the quality of primary medical care services by remoteness from urban settlements

    • Gary McLean,
    • Bruce Guthrie,
    • and Matt Sutton
    2007 16:446-449

  • European Surveillance of Antimicrobial Consumption (ESAC): quality indicators for outpatient antibiotic use in Europe

    • Samuel Coenen,
    • Matus Ferech,
    • Flora M Haaijer-Ruskamp,
    • Chris C Butler,
    • Robert H Vander Stichele,
    • Theo J M Verheij,
    • Dominique L Monnet,
    • Paul Little,
    • Herman Goossens,
    • and the ESAC Project Group
    2007 16:440-445

  • Development and testing of an assessment instrument for the formative peer review of significant event analyses

    • J McKay,
    • D J Murphy,
    • P Bowie,
    • M-L Schmuck,
    • M Lough,
    • and K W Eva
    2007 16:150-153

  • Medication errors in paediatric care: a systematic review of epidemiology and an evaluation of evidence supporting reduction strategy recommendations

    • Marlene R Miller,
    • Karen A Robinson,
    • Lisa H Lubomski,
    • Michael L Rinke,
    • and Peter J Pronovost
    2007 16:116-126

  • Confidential reporting of patient safety events in primary care: results from a multilevel classification of cognitive and system factors

    • Olga Kostopoulou,
    • and Brendan Delaney
    2007 16:95-100

  • Improving emergency caesarean delivery response times at a rural community hospital

    • Susan E Mooney,
    • Greg Ogrinc,
    • and Wendy Steadman
    2007 16:60-66

  • Multifaceted implementation of stroke prevention guidelines in primary care: cluster-randomised evaluation of clinical and cost effectiveness

    • John Wright,
    • John Bibby,
    • Joe Eastham,
    • Stephen Harrison,
    • Maureen McGeorge,
    • Chris Patterson,
    • Nick Price,
    • Daphne Russell,
    • Ian Russell,
    • Neil Small,
    • Matt Walsh,
    • and John Young
    2007 16:51-59

  • Adverse events following an emergency department visit

    • Alan J Forster,
    • Nicholas G W Rose,
    • Carl van Walraven,
    • and Ian Stiell
    2007 16:17-22

  • Patient safety culture assessment in the nursing home

    • S M Handler,
    • N G Castle,
    • S A Studenski,
    • S Perera,
    • D B Fridsma,
    • D A Nace,
    • and J T Hanlon
    2006 15:400-404

  • Reduced morbidity for elderly patients with a hip fracture after implementation of a perioperative evidence-based clinical pathway

    • L A Beaupre,
    • J G Cinats,
    • A Senthilselvan,
    • D Lier,
    • C A Jones,
    • A Scharfenberger,
    • D W C Johnston,
    • and L D Saunders
    2006 15:375-379

  • Governing the surgical count through communication interactions: implications for patient safety

    • R Riley,
    • E Manias,
    • and A Polglase
    2006 15:369-374

  • Getting the data right: information accuracy in pediatric emergency medicine

    • S C Porter,
    • S F Manzi,
    • D Volpe,
    • and A M Stack
    2006 15:296-301

  • Medical injuries among hospitalized children

    • J R Meurer,
    • H Yang,
    • C E Guse,
    • M C Scanlon,
    • P M Layde,
    • and the Wisconsin Medical Injury Prevention Program Research Group
    2006 15:202-207

  • Walter A Shewhart, 1924, and the Hawthorne factory

    • M Best,
    • and D Neuhauser
    2006 15:142-143

  • Building safer systems by ecological design: using restoration science to develop a medication safety intervention

    • P B Marck,
    • J A Kwan,
    • B Preville,
    • M Reynes,
    • W Morgan-Eckley,
    • R Versluys,
    • L Chivers,
    • B O’Brien,
    • J Van der Zalm,
    • M Swankhuizen,
    • and S R Majumdar
    2006 15:92-97

  • Prediction of pressure ulcer development in hospitalized patients: a tool for risk assessment

    • L Schoonhoven,
    • D E Grobbee,
    • A R T Donders,
    • A Algra,
    • M H Grypdonck,
    • M T Bousema,
    • A J P Schrijvers,
    • E Buskens,
    • and on behalf of the prePURSE Study Group
    2006 15:65-70

  • Control, compare and communicate: designing control charts to summarise efficiently data from multiple quality indicators

    • B Guthrie,
    • T Love,
    • T Fahey,
    • A Morris,
    • and F Sullivan
    2005 14:450-454

  • Handling over-dispersion of performance indicators

    • D J Spiegelhalter
    2005 14:347-351

  • W Edwards Deming: father of quality management, patient and composer

    • M Best,
    • and D Neuhauser
    2005 14:310-312

  • Assessment of an intervention to train teaching hospital care providers in quality management

    • P François,
    • D Vinck,
    • J Labarère,
    • T Reverdy,
    • and J-C Peyrin
    2005 14:234-239

  • Improving medication management for patients: the effect of a pharmacist on post-admission ward rounds

    • M Fertleman,
    • N Barnett,
    • and T Patel
    2005 14:207-211

  • Improvement in neonatal intensive care in Northern Ireland through sharing of audit data

    • J Jenkins,
    • F Alderdice,
    • E McCall,
    • and on behalf of the Neonatal Intensive Care Outcomes Research and Evaluation (NICORE) Group
    2005 14:202-206

  • Evaluation of the implementation of the alert issued by the UK National Patient Safety Agency on the storage and handling of potassium chloride concentrate solution

    • A J Lankshear,
    • T A Sheldon,
    • K V Lowson,
    • I S Watt,
    • and J Wright
    2005 14:196-201

  • Crises in clinical care: an approach to management

    • W B Runciman,
    • and A F Merry
    2005 14:156-163

  • Developing quality indicators for older adults: transfer from the USA to the UK is feasible

    • N Steel,
    • D Melzer,
    • P G Shekelle,
    • N S Wenger,
    • D Forsyth,
    • and B C McWilliams
    2004 13:260-264

  • Public trust in health care: the system or the doctor?

    • M W Calnan,
    • and E Sanford
    2004 13:92-97

  • Investigation of systems to prevent diversion of opiate drugs in general practice in the UK

    • R Baker,
    • P Moss,
    • D Upton,
    • and J Pankhania
    2004 13:21-25

  • Is the methodological quality of guidelines declining in the US? Comparison of the quality of US Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (AHCPR) guidelines with those published subsequently

    • R Hasenfeld,
    • and P G Shekelle
    2003 12:428-434

  • Case record review of adverse events: a new approach

    • M Woloshynowych,
    • G Neale,
    • and C Vincent
    2003 12:411-415

  • Investigation into the reasons for preventable drug related admissions to a medical admissions unit: observational study

    • R L Howard,
    • A J Avery,
    • P D Howard,
    • and M Partridge
    2003 12:280-285

  • Developing a measure for the appropriateness of prescribing in general practice

    • N Britten,
    • L Jenkins,
    • N Barber,
    • C Bradley,
    • and F Stevenson
    2003 12:246-250

  • Quality indicators for primary care mental health services

    • T Shield,
    • S Campbell,
    • A Rogers,
    • A Worrall,
    • C Chew-Graham,
    • and L Gask
    2003 12:100-106

  • John Williamson and the terrifying results of the Medical Practice Information Demonstration Project

    • D Neuhauser
    2002 11:387-389

  • Setting priorities for patient safety

    • W B Runciman,
    • M J Edmonds,
    • and M Pradhan
    2002 11:224-229

  • Too good to last: did Cleveland Health Quality Choice leave a legacy and lessons to be learned?

    • D Neuhauser,
    • and D L Harper
    2002 11:202-203

  • After Bristol: putting patients at the centre

    • Angela Coulter
    2002 11:186-188

  • Useful information on the world wide web

    • A L Scheffler
    2002 11:101-102

  • Shame: the elephant in the room

    • F Davidoff
    2002 11:2-3

  • Systematic review of studies of quality of clinical care in general practice in the UK, Australia and New Zealand

    • M E Seddon,
    • M N Marshall,
    • S M Campbell,
    • and M O Roland
    2001 10:152-158

  • 2001 10:129-197

  • Improving the interface between primary and secondary care: a statement from the European Working Party on Quality in Family Practice (EQuiP)

    • O J Kvamme,
    • F Olesen,
    • and M Samuelsson
    2001 10:33-39

  • The potential use of decision analysis to support shared decision making in the face of uncertainty: the example of atrial fibrillation and warfarin anticoagulation

    • A Robinson,
    • and R G Thomson
    2000 9:238-244

  • 2000 9:1-80

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