Hospital inpatients' experiences: percentage of parents who reported how often providers prevented mistakes and helped them to report concerns. | AHRQ Patient Safety Network

Hospital inpatients' experiences: percentage of parents who reported how often providers prevented mistakes and helped them to report concerns. | AHRQ Patient Safety Network

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• Published August 2015

Hospital inpatients' experiences: percentage of parents who reported how often providers prevented mistakes and helped them to report concerns.

Rockville, MD: National Quality Measures Clearinghouse; December 2015.

Parents can help to recognize and report problems that occur when their children 

receive inpatient care. This quality measure has been developed to assist 

hospitals in tracking how often clinicians prevent mistakes while providing 

care for pediatric patients and whether they inform parents about ways to 

report concerns.

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