CPS Annual Reports. | AHRQ Patient Safety Network

CPS Annual Reports. | AHRQ Patient Safety Network

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CPS Annual Reports.

Jefferson City, MO: Center for Patient Safety; June 11, 2019.

Patient Safety Organizations (PSOs) provide local evidence to inform learning at the state level. This annual report analyzes trends present in reports submitted to the PSO in 2018. Medication errors, falls, and health care–acquired infections were frequently reported. The material discusses reasons for these events, shares lessons learned, and points to resources to aid organizations in reducing conditions that enable reportable occurrences.

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