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Obstetric Quality and Safety.

October 28, 2009

Scarrow PK; Gluck P; Elgart L; Gaffney A; Shea-Lewis A; Beckett CD; Kipnis G; Weinschreider J; Dadiz R; Daniel LT; Simpson EK; Cooper MR; Duquette CE; McWilliams T; Orsini M; Klein AA; Graham JM; Brinson M; Magtibay LV; Regan B; Lazar EJ.

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Articles in this special issue cover numerous aspects of patient safety in obstetric care: teamwork training, simulation, communication, and process improvement strategies.

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