Patient safety and the international goals: Consensus document

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Abstract

Patient safety is one of the dimensions of care. Medical advances have made assistance processes more and more complex, and there is usually a combination of circumstances that converge for errors to occur. Adverse events constitute a serious public health problem, causingdamagesofvaryingdegreestothepatient and his family, which also leads to an increase in the cost of the care process and hospital stay. Most of the adverse events occur in hospitals because their complexity is subject to a greater risk associated with care. That is why we present this consensus with the aim of offering tools whose implementation can contribute to provide a safer healthcare.

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Panattieri, N. D., Dackiewicz, N., Arpí, L., Godio, C., Andión, E., Negrette, C., … Jorro, F. (2019). Patient safety and the international goals: Consensus document. Archivos Argentinos de Pediatria, 117(6), S277–S309. https://doi.org/10.5546/AAP.2019.S277

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