The American College of Physician Executives announced its support of 10 patient safety practices hospitals should adopt now, which were identified in a report for the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.
Research by the Southern California-RAND Evidence-based Practice Center identified 10 evidence-based patient safety practices that should be "strongly encouraged" for adoption and an additional 12 that should be "encouraged" for adoption. This research aligns with the nine elements of healthcare ACPE believes are necessary for successful health reform, according to the release:
1. Quality-centered
2. Safe for all
3. Streamlined and efficient
4. Measurement-based
5. Evidence-based
6. Value-driven
7. Innovative
8. Fair and equitable
9. Physician-led
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Research by the Southern California-RAND Evidence-based Practice Center identified 10 evidence-based patient safety practices that should be "strongly encouraged" for adoption and an additional 12 that should be "encouraged" for adoption. This research aligns with the nine elements of healthcare ACPE believes are necessary for successful health reform, according to the release:
1. Quality-centered
2. Safe for all
3. Streamlined and efficient
4. Measurement-based
5. Evidence-based
6. Value-driven
7. Innovative
8. Fair and equitable
9. Physician-led
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