Why Checklists in Healthcare Are Important
Checklists provide a wealth of positive impacts within healthcare organizations. Whether you are ...
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Safe Catheter Usage: Best Practices for Preventing Harm
A Foley catheter may be routine, but for over half of patients, it leads to complications. In fact, more than half of adults with an indwelling catheter reported at least one...
Checklists
What to Look for in a Patient Safety Checklist
A patient safety checklist is a powerful tool that transforms healthcare workflows, helping care...
An Effective Environment of Care Checklist
For healthcare providers, the physical environment of care has a significant impact on patient...
Risk Management in Healthcare: Lessons Learned from Aviation
Risk management in healthcare is becoming a top priority, with leaders in the industry increasingly...
Improve Patient Safety with Checklists in Hospitals
Patient safety incidents are a serious concern in healthcare. These incidents can cause harm to...
How to Reduce Healthcare Acquired Conditions
Implementing an effective reduction program for healthcare acquired conditions is essential for...
Reduce HAIs by Using Checklists in Healthcare
Preventing healthcare-acquired infections (HAIs) is an important goal for any healthcare...
What Can We Learn from the Aviation Industry?
Safety in aviation has often been compared to safety in healthcare. (1) This is the result of...
