When the Lytes Go Out: A Case of Inpatient Cardiac Arrest
Multiple Levels Involved in Prescribing the Wrong Medication
UF Health Center Improves Teamwork Among Staff and Health Outcomes in Diabetes Patients Using TeamSTEPPS
Impact of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality’s Safety Program for Perinatal Care
The opioid crisis: origins, trends, policies, and the roles of pharmacists.
Abandon the term “second victim.”
A systematic review of falls in hospital for patients with communication disability: highlighting an invisible population.
Gen Z Takeover: As demand for mental health services grows, colleges give students new tools
American Medical Association Advocacy Resource Center: Issue brief: Reports of increases in opioid- and other drug-related overdose and other concerns during COVID pandemic
Patients with behavioral health disorders receive treatment in every segment of health care, not just the inpatient setting. An evolution is underway in how our health care system manages patients with behavioral health disorders, because of ever-changing realities and limited resources. The ASHRM/AHA Behavioral Health White Paper Series offers guidelines for managing these patients beyond the inpatient setting and a list of resources to assist providers.
In the Name of Respect
When Things Go Wrong for Residents
Some Good News about Medical Malpractice in America
Device Dislodgement: A Common but Sometimes Harmful Event
Practicing Medicine in Florida Hurting Your Pocketbook?
How Pharmacists Can Help Ensure That Patients Take Their Medicines
Study: Cancer, Vascular Events, and Infections Make Up Most High-Harm Malpractice Claims
Survey Ranks Florida’s Lawsuit Climate Among Nation’s Worst
2019 Lawsuit Climate Survey, Ranking the States, A Survey of the Fairness and Reasonableness of State Liability Systems
