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December 2005 - Volume 14 - 6

Quality and Safety in Health Care: 14 (6)

Quality lines

Quality Lines (2 December, 2005) Free

Editorials

Lead Editorial: Re-framing continuity of care for this century (2 December, 2005) Free
I Philibert, D C Leach
Necropsies and improved patient care: More necropsies will improve patient care: has the case been made? (2 December, 2005) Free
H Guly

Viewpoint

Tensions in public health policy: patient engagement, evidence-based public health and health inequalities (2 December, 2005)
R Thomson, M Murtagh, F-M Khaw

Miscellanea

Standard forms for weekend management increase inpatient safety (2 December, 2005)
UK initiative improves outcome for heart disease (2 December, 2005)

Education and training

Communication failures in patient sign-out and suggestions for improvement: a critical incident analysis (2 December, 2005)
V Arora, J Johnson, D Lovinger, H J Humphrey, D O Meltzer

Original Articles

Overestimation of clinical diagnostic performance caused by low necropsy rates (2 December, 2005)
K G Shojania, E C Burton, K M McDonald, L Goldman
What is the patient really taking? Discrepancies between surgery and anesthesiology preoperative medication histories (2 December, 2005)
S A Burda, D Hobson, P J Pronovost
Safety culture assessment in community pharmacy: development, face validity, and feasibility of the Manchester Patient Safety Assessment Framework (2 December, 2005)
D M Ashcroft, C Morecroft, D Parker, P R Noyce
Anatomy of a patient safety event: a pediatric patient safety taxonomy (2 December, 2005)
D M Woods, J Johnson, J L Holl, M Mehra, E J Thomas, E S Ogata, C Lannon
Hearing the patient’s voice? Factors affecting the use of patient survey data in quality improvement (2 December, 2005)
E Davies, P D Cleary
The OutPatient Experiences Questionnaire (OPEQ): data quality, reliability, and validity in patients attending 52 Norwegian hospitals (2 December, 2005)
A M Garratt, Ø A Bjærtnes, U Krogstad, P Gulbrandsen
Hospital quality improvement in context: a multilevel analysis of staff job evaluations (2 December, 2005)
U Krogstad, D Hofoss, M Veenstra, P Gulbrandsen, P Hjortdahl

Developing research and practice

Narrative methods in quality improvement research (2 December, 2005)
T Greenhalgh, J Russell, D Swinglehurst
Control, compare and communicate: designing control charts to summarise efficiently data from multiple quality indicators (2 December, 2005)
B Guthrie, T Love, T Fahey, A Morris, F Sullivan

Quality improvement report

Hearing half the message? A re-audit of the care of patients with acute asthma by emergency ambulance crews in London (2 December, 2005)
H Snooks, M Halter, Y Palmer, H Booth, F Moore

JournalScan

From rhetoric to reality: the need for external quality initiatives to understand and better relate to organisational inner worlds (2 December, 2005)
T Smith

Heroes and martyrs of quality and safety

Pierre Charles Alexandre Louis: Master of the spirit of mathematical clinical science (2 December, 2005)
M Best, D Neuhauser

Letter

Real time patient safety audits (2 December, 2005)
R Invaso

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