Adverse events prevented calculator
The Institute for Healthcare Improvement has developed the Adverse Events Prevented Calculator to help you model the financial implications of reductions in adverse event rates in your organisation, helping you translate actual and potential improvement results in projected lives and dollars saved. Click here to find out more. It is an American tool, but if it looks useful, perhaps there is the scope to adapt it for UK use.
Overconfidence as a cause of diagnostic error in medicine
ES Berner, ML Graber
The American Journal of Medicine, 2008, 121(5, suppl), ppS2-S23
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