June 1, 1996Survey of Anesthesiology

Defining Quality of Perioperative Care by Statistical Process Control of Adverse Outcomes

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RLRobert S. LagasseYale University ESEmily L. SteinbergClemson University RKRobert I. KatzUniversity of Florida

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Highlights the importance of defining and analyzing medical errors, emphasizing that system errors are more common than human errors in perioperative care.

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Lagasse et al. (1996) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9083b93f736c3f82c7a8c9 https://doi.org/10.1097/00132586-199606000-00007

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Highlights the importance of defining and analyzing medical errors, emphasizing that system errors are more common than human errors in perioperative care.

Defining Quality of Perioperative Care by Statistical Process Control of Adverse Outcomes

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