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Sepsis: Early Recognition and Treatment
Patient Safety Alert 10: Sepsis: Early Recognition and Treatment (PDF)
The AMC PSO in conjunction with CRICO’s Patient Safety Department has continued to analyze OB-related malpractice claims along with real-time root cause analysis information to identify trends, respond to present system vulnerabilities, and educate members on new emerging risks.
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The sequence of events following the development of a complication can be very different depending on whether established hospital pathways or communication systems exist.
- Understanding the Warning Signs: The first step in early recognition and treatment of sepsis is to recognize which patients are at high risk
- ...and more.
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Publications such as whitepapers and guidelines derived from the AMC PSO convenings.
Guidance to Reduce the Risk of Retained Surgical Items
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Patient Safety Alert Issue 33: Experts found three main categories of risk related to RSI: distractions, hand offs, and relationships/trust. Discover their strategies and best practices found to reduce risk in each of these areas.
Patient Falls
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Patient Safety Alert Issue 23: The AMC PSO convened a panel of nursing leaders to review recent trends, evaluate the current literature, and discuss novel interventions aimed at mitigating the risk regarding patient falls.
Periprocedural Management of Anticoagulation Therapy
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Patient Safety Alert Issue 24: The AMC PSO recently convened to discuss this high-risk area and important patient safety issue, the contributing factors often associated with this medication event type, and the strategies to proactively mitigate this risk.
Non-Operating Room Anesthesia Self-Assessment Tool
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Patient Safety Alert Issue 35: This document identifies areas of vulnerability and offers a self-assessment table to help organizations evaluate existing NORA settings and identify strengths and opportunities for providing safe care.