Hospital and Patient Characteristics Associated with Death after Surgery¶
Silber, J. H., Williams, S. V., Krakauer, H., & Schwartz, S. (1992). Hospital and Patient Characteristics Associated with Death after Surgery: A Study of Adverse Occurrence and Failure to Rescue. Medical Care, 30(7), 615-629.
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Mechanisms¶
- Clinical Care Pathway
- Its failure mode is blind proceduralism — running every patient down the template regardless of fit — and its silent cousin, failure to rescue
This sourceDefines failure to rescue as death among patients who experienced an adverse occurrence after surgery.
- Its failure mode is blind proceduralism — running every patient down the template regardless of fit — and its silent cousin, failure to rescue
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