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Virtual reality could improve surgical safety

February 10, 2026

Patient Safety, Quality & Errors

Fewer cadavers needed to train for surgical procedures ...

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Patient Safety Monitor Journal, January 2020

February 10, 2026

Patient Safety

Subscribers, download this month's full PSMJ newsletter ...

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It’s time for healthcare organizations to take ownership of burnout

February 10, 2026

Policies and Procedures, Quality & Errors, Healthcare Staff

The World Health Organization has recently defined burnout as an official medical diagnosis. ...

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The germs that should scare your clinic staff

February 10, 2026

Infection Control, Patient Safety

New superbugs are emerging that the CDC and other agencies say can’t be stopped. Here’s what you should do to keep them from overtaking your clinic. ...

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Too many antibiotics given in pneumonia treatment

September 17, 2019

Patient Safety, Policies and Procedures, Quality & Errors

Giving patients “too much” ultimately increased their risk of adverse events. ...

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Fighting stress and burnout in your clinic

September 17, 2019

Policies and Procedures, Quality & Errors, Healthcare Staff

Some of the biggest hazards facing medical staff (and the patients they treat) are lack of rest, long hours, and stressful conditions. ...

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When parents bring children to appointments, does treatment suffer?

February 10, 2026

Policies and Procedures, Quality & Errors

Imagine discussing your cancer treatment options before a closely listening 7-year-old. ...

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Hospital policy changes – Measles, Flu and Candida auris

October 01, 2019

Infection Control, Patient Safety, Quality & Errors

More healthcare systems are reviewing existing health tracking policies of employees and vendors to prevent unnecessary exposure to both patients and staff.More healthcare systems are reviewing existi...

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Zero harm study finds many struggling to achieve goal

February 10, 2026

Patient Safety, Quality & Errors, Accreditation & Survey Preparation

Two million providers say they don’t have the resources to achieve zero harm ...

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An El Paso hospital trained for a mass shooting

February 10, 2026

Workplace safety

Then they got the real thing ...

Virtual reality could improve surgical safety

Patient Safety Monitor Journal, January 2020

It’s time for healthcare organizations to take ownership of burnout

The germs that should scare your clinic staff

Too many antibiotics given in pneumonia treatment

Fighting stress and burnout in your clinic

When parents bring children to appointments, does treatment suffer?

Hospital policy changes – Measles, Flu and Candida auris

Zero harm study finds many struggling to achieve goal

An El Paso hospital trained for a mass shooting

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