BMJ Quality & Safety: 26 (6)

Editorials

Implementation of a structured hospital-wide morbidity and mortality rounds model (29 June, 2016)
Edmund S H Kwok, Lisa A Calder, Emily Barlow-Krelina, Craig Mackie, Andrew J E Seely, A Adam Cwinn, James R Worthington, Jason R Frank
Variations in GPs' decisions to investigate suspected lung cancer: a factorial experiment using multimedia vignettes (20 September, 2016) Free
Jessica Sheringham, Rachel Sequeira, Jonathan Myles, William Hamilton, Joe McDonnell, Judith Offman, Stephen Duffy, Rosalind Raine
Bed utilisation and increased risk of Clostridium difficile infections in acute hospitals in England in 2013/2014
(6 September, 2016)
Venanzio Vella, Paul P Aylin, Luke Moore, Alice King, Nichola R Naylor, Gabriel J C Birgand, Hannah Lishman, Alison Holmes
A work observation study of nuclear medicine technologists: interruptions, resilience and implications for patient safety (5 October, 2016)
George Larcos, Mirela Prgomet, Andrew Georgiou, Johanna Westbrook
Development of a high-value care culture survey: a modified Delphi process and psychometric evaluation (26 October, 2016)
Reshma Gupta, Christopher Moriates, James D Harrison, Victoria Valencia, Michael Ong, Robin Clarke, Neil Steers, Ron D Hays, Clarence H Braddock, Robert Wachter

The global burden of diagnostic errors in primary care (16 August, 2016)
Hardeep Singh, Gordon D Schiff, Mark L Graber, Igho Onakpoya, Matthew J Thompson

Implementation and de-implementation: two sides of the same coin? (10 August, 2016)
Leti van Bodegom-Vos, Frank Davidoff, Perla J Marang-van de Mheen

Incident reporting must result in local action (24 August, 2016)
Louise Isager Rabøl, Ove Gaardboe, Annemarie Hellebek
Incident reporting: rare incidents may benefit from national problem solving (12 September, 2016)
Ann-Marie Howell, Elaine M Burns, Louise Hull, Erik Mayer, Nick Sevdalis, Ara Darzi
High Reliability and ‘Cargo Cult QI’: response to Sutcliffe et al. BMJ Qual Saf 2017;26:248–51
(12 April, 2017)
Andrew Smaggus, Mark Goldszmidt