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Special Section on Patient Safety and Quality in Healthcare.

February 11, 2015

Andersen HB, Lipczak H, Borch-Johnsen K, eds. Cogn Technol Work. 2015;17:1-155.

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Articles in this special issue explore patient safety from a sociotechnical viewpoint and provide a multidisciplinary discussion on how technology, patient engagement, incident reporting, data management, and process improvement offer opportunities to prevent medical error.

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Interorganizational complexity and organizational accident risk: a literature review.

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Exploring varieties of knowledge in safe work practices—an ethnographic study of surgical teams.

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Roadmap for patient safety research: approaches and roadforks.

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Critical incidents related to cardiac arrests reported to the Danish Patient Safety Database.

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Medication error reporting in rural critical access hospitals in the North Dakota Telepharmacy Project.

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The medical emergency team system: a two hospital comparison.

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Barriers to emergency departments' adherence to four medication safety–related Joint Commission National Patient Safety Goals.

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Trust and Safety.

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