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- W2019342981 abstract "In 2006, the US Pharmacopeia released a report that identified radiology departments as among the most likely locations for patients to suffer medication errors. Although many in the radiology community took issue with the methodology of the report, such as the categorization of cardiac catheterization as a radiologic procedure, widespread media coverage labeled radiology departments as among the most dangerous places in hospitals for patients. Regardless of the merits of the report, with the high rate of patient care handoffs, the variety of procedures offered, and the mix of ambulatory outpatients and critically ill inpatients, the safety of patients in radiology departments depends on adherence to high standards of care by individuals and redundant safety systems. As such, radiology departments are becoming increasingly sophisticated in how they detect, track, and address patient safety issues as part of their quality initiatives. Discussions of root-cause analysis and failure mode and effect analysis no longer seem out of place in the general radiology literature [ 1 Kruskal J.B. Siewert B. Anderson S.W. Eisenberg R.L. Sosna J. Managing an acute adverse event in a radiology department. Radiographics. 2008; 28: 1237-1250 Crossref PubMed Scopus (31) Google Scholar , 2 Abujudeh H.H. Kaewlai R. Radiology failure mode and effect analysis: what is it?. Radiology. 2009; 252: 544-550 Crossref PubMed Scopus (29) Google Scholar ]. Medical errors are averted when individuals committed to upholding professional standards operate in well-designed health care systems." @default.
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- W2019342981 title "Incorporating Professionalism in Patient Safety Programs: An Introduction for Radiologists" @default.
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