Nature and Causes of Human Errors in Intensive Care Unit
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This paper discusses the nature and causes of human errors in the intensive care unit. It highlights the importance of nurses in the ICU and the need for formal briefing procedures among staff members to reduce error rates. The findings suggest a clear difference between the nature of the tasks performed by the nurses and physicians. The paper also discusses the techniques that serve as great support for calibration and qualification of the error reports for the use of medical staff.
Nature and Causes of Human Errors in Intensive Care Unit
Added on 2019-09-19
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