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Ten years after the IOM report: engaging residents in quality and patient safety by creating a house staff quality council.
Fleischut PM, Evans AS, Nugent WC, et al. Am J Med Qual. 2011;26:89-94.
This commentary describes one hospital's approach to engage residents in improving patient safety.
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Commentary
Setting of Care
General Hospitals
Target Audience
Health Care Providers
Quality and Safety Professionals
Educators
Clinical Area
General Internal Medicine
Hospital Medicine
Safety Target
Discontinuities, Gaps, and Hand-Off Problems
Medication Safety
Approach to Improving Safety
Quality Improvement Strategies
Specialized Teams
Laboratory Result Tracking Improvement
Residents and Fellows
Medication Reconciliation
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United States of America