Improving patient safety: lessons from other disciplines.

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Other industries and certain healthcare specialties have employed a variety of methods to improve safety and quality of services. Techniques such as industry-wide standardized collection and reporting of error data, standardization of practice through checklists, application of electronic health records, and simulator-based interdisciplinary training have improved outcomes in aviation, anesthesiology, and surgery. Although traditionally the clinical laboratory has concentrated on analytical performance, pre- and post-analytical aspects of laboratory services may also be improved through the application of these methods.

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Golemboski, K. (2011). Improving patient safety: lessons from other disciplines. Clinical Laboratory Science : Journal of the American Society for Medical Technology, 24(2), 114–119. https://doi.org/10.29074/ascls.24.2.114

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