Iatrogenic events in neonates: beneficial effects of prevention strategies and continuous monitoring.

Isabelle Ligi; Véronique Millet; Catherine Sartor; Elisabeth Jouve; Sophie Tardieu; Roland Sambuc; Umberto Simeoni

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Iatrogenic events in neonates: beneficial effects of prevention strategies and continuous monitoring.

December 22, 2010

Ligi I, Millet V, Sartor C, et al. Pediatrics. 2010;126(6):e1461-8.

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This study adopted an anonymous monitoring system for iatrogenic events to drive prevention initiatives and necessary system changes.

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