The latest thinking from clinical and patient safety leaders from Harvard and around the world. A steady stream of interviews, news updates, legal guidance, effective practices, event highlights, and more.
https://www.rmf.harvard.edu/Podcasts/Safety-Net-Home
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 6 hours 13 minutes
Part 3: Author Jerome Groopman, MD Discusses How Doctors Think
A Harvard Professor Thinks about How to Reduce Thinking Errors and Misdiagnoses
Part 2: Author Jerome Groopman, MD Discusses How Doctors Think
A Harvard Professor Thinks about How to Reduce Thinking Errors and Misdiagnoses
Part 2: Author Jerome Groopman, MD Discusses How Doctors Think
A Harvard Professor Thinks about How to Reduce Thinking Errors and Misdiagnoses
Part 1: Author Jerome Groopman, MD Discusses How Doctors Think
A Harvard Professor Thinks about How to Reduce Thinking Errors and Misdiagnoses
Part 1: Author Jerome Groopman, MD Discusses How Doctors Think
A Harvard Professor Thinks about How to Reduce Thinking Errors and Misdiagnoses
MDs Walk, Learn in Patients' Shoes
Five physicians share lessons in patient safety and preventing patient's desire to sue.
MDs Walk, Learn in Patients' Shoes
Five physicians share lessons in patient safety and preventing patient's desire to sue.
Adding Structure for Safer Handoffs
Even the best care in medicine can be undermined when responsibility for the patient is transferred from one provider to the next. Hand-offs—both within the hospital and upon discharge—are the subject of increasing attention by malpractice insurers and patient safety researchers.
Adding Structure for Safer Handoffs
Even the best care in medicine can be undermined when responsibility for the patient is transferred from one provider to the next. Hand-offs—both within the hospital and upon discharge—are the subject of increasing attention by malpractice insurers and patient safety researchers.
Adding Structure for Safer Handoffs
Even the best care in medicine can be undermined when responsibility for the patient is transferred from one provider to the next. Hand-offs—both within the hospital and upon discharge—are the subject of increasing attention by malpractice insurers and patient safety researchers.