Obama Administration introduces plan to reduce preventable medical errors.

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Obama Administration introduces plan to reduce preventable medical errors.

April 20, 2011

This television news interview discusses results of a recent analysis of patient safety improvement efforts, describes the Partnership for Patients program, and offers tips to involve patients in safety.

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