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Patient Safety Monitor Journal, October 2021

February 11, 2026

Patient Safety

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Physician suicide: Overworked and feeling betrayed during the pandemic

February 11, 2026

Workplace safety, Behavioral & Mental Health

One of the more critical issues impacting healthcare providers today is physician suicides, discussed by University of Iowa professors Diane S. Rohlman, PhD, of the department of Occupational & En...

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Cybersecurity is patient safety

February 11, 2026

Cybersecurity & Technology, Patient Safety

Cyberattacks target every industry all the time, and healthcare is no exception. According to a recent IBM study, the average cost per healthcare cyberattack is a hefty $7 million. Despite numbers lik...

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Ransomware, COVID-19, and regulations

February 11, 2026

Cybersecurity & Technology

Given what the healthcare industry faced in 2020, the seventh edition of our Data Security Incident Response (DSIR) Report, Disruption and Transformation, is aptly titled. As if fighting the COVID-19 ...

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Three ways to improve workplace violence response time

February 11, 2026

Workplace safety

The healthcare industry knows it has a workplace violence problem, but it’s had a hard time shifting the cultural perception that this violence is unavoidable. As one paper describing the prevalence, ...

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An orchestra of care: Transparency for patients at home

February 11, 2026

Patient Safety, Quality & Errors

Real-time visibility into patient care beyond the acute care setting is more important than ever. Hospitals are more reliant on ambulatory care providers as part of the patient’s care journey, and the...

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Sepsis: Awareness has life-saving value

February 11, 2026

Infection Control, Patient Safety, Policies and Procedures

Sepsis is a problem that won’t go away. Globally, one in five deaths are caused by sepsis. In U.S. hospitals, sepsis is the leading cause of death and hospital readmissions. The condition is fast acti...

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Healthcare’s role in community outreach during COVID-19

February 11, 2026

Patient Safety, Quality & Errors, Infection Control

Well over 18 months into the COVID-19 pandemic, taking stock of lessons learned and next steps can be a challenge. The industry has encountered a lot in a very compressed time frame, so focusing on sp...

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Caring for the caregivers: A look at improving care after discharge

February 11, 2026

Patient Safety, Policies and Procedures, Quality & Errors, Workplace safety

An estimated 47.9 million adults—more than 19% of the population—provide informal care for an adult in their lives. What goes on outside of the hospital or care facility is no small ask, either: Two C...

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High turnover and low reliability: A self-destructive cycle

February 11, 2026

Leadership & Finance, Patient Safety, Policies and Procedures, Quality & Errors

As the COVID-19 pandemic rolls into its third year, many healthcare workers have had enough. Long hours, crushing workloads, and cultural tensions about vaccines and the virus have accelerated the num...

Patient Safety Monitor Journal, October 2021

Physician suicide: Overworked and feeling betrayed during the pandemic

Cybersecurity is patient safety

Ransomware, COVID-19, and regulations

Three ways to improve workplace violence response time

An orchestra of care: Transparency for patients at home

Sepsis: Awareness has life-saving value

Healthcare’s role in community outreach during COVID-19

Caring for the caregivers: A look at improving care after discharge

High turnover and low reliability: A self-destructive cycle

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