Patient involvement in evaluation of safety in oral antineoplastic treatment: a failure mode and effects analysis in patients and health care professionals. | AHRQ Patient Safety Network

Patient involvement in evaluation of safety in oral antineoplastic treatment: a failure mode and effects analysis in patients and health care professionals. | AHRQ Patient Safety Network

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• Published January 2019

Patient involvement in evaluation of safety in oral antineoplastic treatment: a failure mode and effects analysis in patients and health care professionals.

Mattsson TO, Lipczak H, Pottegård A. Qual Manag Health Care. 2019;28:33-38.

This study employed failure mode and effect analysis to detect risks in oral chemotherapy regimens. Researchers included both provider and patient perspectives and found that the two groups identified distinct risks, with patient engagement providing unique information about the home setting.

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