BMJ Quality & Safety

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BMJ Quality & Safety (formerly QSHC) is a leading international peer review journal providing information to improve patient safety and quality of care.

London, UK
qualitysafety.bmj.com
Tilmeldt april 2010
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    Combining qual & quan operational research methods to inform QI in pathways that span multiple settings

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    10. jul.

    "organisations with mature QI governance seemed to be enabled by active clinical leadership"

    New paper with et al on how hospital boards govern for quality improvement
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    20. jul.

    Tackling healthcare tests & treatment overuse requires input Paper: framework

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  4. 11. jul.

    Using a transfer of care bundle helped to reduce unplanned readmissions to the cardiac intensive care unit

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  5. 11. jul.

    Advancing infection prevention and antimicrobial stewardship through improvement science

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  6. 11. jul.

    The I-PASS Nursing Handoff Bundle: associated with improvements in communication quality and workflow

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    11. jul.

    How do hospital boards govern for quality improvement? A mixed methods study of 15 organisations in England

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    10. jul.

    How did a small isolated rural district hospital manage to deal so well with a terrorist attack?

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  9. 10. jul.

    Barriers to effective communication among primary care physicians and oncologists about diagnostic delays in cancer

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  10. 10. jul.

    Generalisable lessons from healthcare response to a crisis event: editorial.

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  11. 10. jul.

    How did a small local hospital cope so well after a devastating terrorist attack? Qualitative study in Norway.

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    4. jul.

    Each 10% point⬇in proportn of professional nurses is associated with 11%⬆in the odds of death.  via

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    5. jul.

    "Improvement initiatives are planned on the hard high ground, but they are put into effect in the swampy lowlands."

    What we know about designing an effective improvement intervention (but too often fail to put into practice)
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    8. jul.

    New paper with et al on how hospital boards govern for quality improvement

    43 retweets 37 likes
  15. 4. jul.

    Digitalisation of medicines: artefact, architecture and time

    3 retweets 6 likes
  16. 4. jul.

    What we know about designing an effective improvement intervention (but too often fail to put into practice)

    29 retweets 31 likes
  17. 4. jul.

    Preventing hospital readmissions: the importance of considering 'impactibility, not just predicted risk

    1 retweet 3 likes
  18. 4. jul.

    Interruptions in medication administration: are we asking the right questions?

    4 retweets 5 likes
  19. 4. jul.

    Nursing skill mix in European hospitals: cross-sectional study of the association with mortality, patient ratin...

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  20. 26. jun.

    Preventing hospital readmissions: predictive risk models aren't going to be enough, says editorial.

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