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Communication (16)

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When things go wrong: Medical Error a Leading Cause of Death

Research suggests that medical errors play an even bigger role in preventable deaths in U.S. hospitals than previously estimated, and 80 percent of all serious medical errors involve...

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It’s About Time: Addressing the Communication Crisis in Emergency Healthcare [eBook]

As an emergency room physician, I experience firsthand the impact of outdated communication systems — how they hamper good patient care and challenge even the most talented, dedicated, and...

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It’s About Time: Addressing the Communications Crisis in Healthcare and EMS [Video]

According to The Joint Commission, 80% of serious medical errors involve miscommunication. Reports indicate that 250,000-400,000 deaths occur every year due to miscommunication, making medical errors...

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Study Finds This Physician Behavior Reduces Death Rate by 28.4% in CABG Patients

Pulsara was founded on the idea that teamwork, collaboration, and care coordination have the power to change lives. As such, we love to see great examples of the power of TEAMWORK in practice, and we...

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Change is Here to Stay: What That Means for Healthcare and the Beloved Pager.

When it comes to communication in healthcare, do you ever feel like you're playing a game of "telephone?" One of the most challenging aspects of living in the technological age is the speed of...

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Miscommunication Found to be #1 Cause of Preventable Disability or Death in Hospitals

Imagine this: It's a busy Saturday evening at the hospital. You are understaffed and overworked and it's one of those days where everything seems to be happening at once. The medics bring in a...

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