Integrating adverse event reporting into a free-text mobile application used in daily workflow increases adverse event reporting by physicians. | PSNet

Integrating adverse event reporting into a free-text mobile application used in daily workflow increases adverse event reporting by physicians. | PSNet

Highlights From AHRQ’s Patient Safety Network

AHRQ’s Patient Safety Network (PSNet) highlights journal articles, books and tools related to patient safety. Articles featured this week include:

• Integrating adverse event reporting into a free-text mobile application used in daily workflow increases adverse event reporting by physicians
• Effect of cognitive aids on adherence to best practice in the treatment of deteriorating surgical patients: a randomized clinical trial in a simulation setting
• Content analysis of patient safety incident reports for older adult patient transfers, handovers, and discharges: do they serve organizations, staff, or patients?

Review additional new publications in PSNet’s current issue or access recent cases and commentaries in AHRQ’s WebM&M (Morbidity and Mortality Rounds on the Web).