Newsletter of the Oregon Patient Safety Commission
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May 2012
In This Issue:
- Learning from Experience to Improve Patient Safety
- Adverse Event Reporting Systems: How does Oregon Compare?
- What Makes a Successful Reporting Program?
- Healthcare Facilities Benefit from Adverse Event Reporting
- Putting Adverse Event Reporting Data to Work
- What’s New at the Commission
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April 2012
In this issue:
- A “Sterile Cockpit” for Healthcare
- Patient Safety Advances: Oregon’s Dr. Melinda Muller
- Oregon Surgery Center Creates Operating Room “Quiet Zone”
- Smartphone Distractions in Healthcare
- What’s New at the Commission
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March 2012
In This Issue:
- Patient Safety Then and Now
- Oregon Hospital Uses TeamSTEPPS to Improve Patient Safety
- Reflections on the Patient Safety Movement with Oregon’s Dr. Bruce Johnson
- A Just Culture Approach to Nursing Regulation
- What’s New at the Commission
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February 2012
In this issue:
- Improving Patient Safety Through Provider Communication
- Two Oregon Hospitals Take Unique Steps to Improve Communication
- Community Pharmacist-Physician Teamwork May Prevent Falls
- Nursing Homes Use Tool to Reduce Avoidable Hospitalizations
- What’s New at the Commission
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