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The AHRQ PSNet Collection comprises an extensive selection of resources relevant to the patient safety community. These resources come in a variety of formats, including literature, research, tools, and Web sites. Resources are identified using the National Library of Medicine’s Medline database, various news and content aggregators, and the expertise of the AHRQ PSNet editorial and technical teams.

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WebM&M Case September 1, 2003
Failure to shake a bottle leads to a toxic level of carbamazepine in a patient being treated for seizure disorder.
WebM&M Case July 1, 2003
A physician in the ED mistakenly glues a child's eye shut when attempting to close a facial wound with skin adhesive.
WebM&M Case July 1, 2003
Following hysterectomy, a PCA pump is mistakenly continued in a woman suffering an adverse reaction to morphine, noticed only when her respiratory status set off an alarm.
WebM&M Case July 1, 2003
Inadequate monitoring and management of warfarin places patient at significant risk of harm.
WebM&M Case June 1, 2003
A boy given an overdose of nifedipine rather than its extended-release (XL) form suffers dangerous hypotension.
WebM&M Case June 1, 2003
Abdominal pain misdiagnosed in an ED patient leads to ruptured appendix, multiple complications, and prolonged hospitalization.
WebM&M Case May 1, 2003
A blood-soaked BP cuff used on one trauma patient is re-used on the next trauma patient, with no regard to universal precautions.
WebM&M Case May 1, 2003
A chest x-ray incorrectly read as pleural effusion, rather than lung collapse, leads to iatrogenic pneumothorax following thoracentesis.
WebM&M Case May 1, 2003
A woman is given methotrexate prematurely for suspected ectopic pregnancy and ultimately has salpingectomy.
WebM&M Case April 1, 2003
Antipsychotic, rather than antihistamine, mistakenly dispensed to woman with bipolar disorder with new urticaria.