Consensus study establishes a standardized definition of avoidable harm in primary care, indicating potential to guide international patient safety interventions.
We have developed a definition of avoidable harm that has potential for researchers and practitioners to apply across primary care settings, and bolster international efforts to design interventions to target avoidable patient safety incidents that cause the most significant harm to patients.
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