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See Latest ArticlesThe nature and causes of unintended events reported at ten emergency departments
BMC Emergency Medicine, 09/22/09
Smits M et al. – Event reporting gives insight into diverse unintended events. The information on unintended events may help target research and interventions to increase patient safety. It seems worthwhile to direct interventions on the collaboration between the ED and other hospital departments.
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