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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Patient Safety Incidents"”.
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Factors Contributing to Patient Safety Incidents at a Regional Hospital in Vhembe District”
The safety of patients continues to be a significant challenge in South Africa’s public health sector, particularly within resource-constrained hospitals. This study adopted a qualitative, exploratory, and descriptive design to investigate factors contributing to patient safety incidents at a …
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EXPLORING PATIENT SAFETY ISSUES IN MASSAGE THERAPY AND UNDERSTANDING PATIENT SAFETY INCIDENTS (ADVERSE EVENTS)
… systems in Canada, a dearth of information on patient safety persists. The views of massage therapy (MT) experts about patient safety is unknown while classification of adverse events (AEs) is not standardized. The objectives of this study are: 1) To explore MT regulators’ views on patient …
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The Victim-Patient’s Search for Redress: Evaluating Responses to Patient Safety Incidents in Nigeria
Patient Safety Incidents (PSIs) remain a pressing global concern, significantly impacting patient outcomes, healthcare quality, and the overall welfare of populations. Despite advancements in medical science and technology, the occurrence of preventable harm in healthcare settings continues to pose …
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Management of organisational crises and patient safety: towards a more inclusive approach
… the ‘latent conditions’ which underlie adverse patient safety incidents in healthcare organisations. In so doing, this thesis will move the debate concerning both the management of smouldering crises and patient safety in healthcare The dominant approach in crisis management theory has been to …
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Adverse drug reactions in hospital inpatients
… which was then utilised in a study of 3695 patients. Approximately 15% of patients experienced an ADR following admission, of which one-third were serious Commonly used drugs such as opioids, diuretics and anticoagulants were the most frequent causes of ADRs. Bleeding, renal impairment and …