Improving reporting of outpatient pediatric medical errors.

D. R Neuspiel; E. H Stubbs; L. Liggin

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Improving reporting of outpatient pediatric medical errors.

December 18, 2014

Neuspiel DR, Stubbs EH, Liggin L. PEDIATRICS. 2011;128(6).

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This study describes the implementation of a voluntary reporting system that allowed a multidisciplinary team to evaluate and recommend necessary prevention strategies.

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