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Published monthly, The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety is a peer-reviewed publication dedicated to providing health professionals with the information they need to promote the quality and safety of health care. The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety invites original manuscripts on the development, adaptation, and/or implementation of innovative thinking, strategies, and practices in improving quality and safety in health care. Case studies, program or project reports, reports of new methodologies or new applications of methodologies, research studies on the effectiveness of improvement interventions, and commentaries on issues and practices are all considered.

Also known as Joint Commission Journal on Quality Improvement and Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Safety

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Volume 30, Number 12, December 2004

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An Interview with Lucian Leape
pp. 653-658(6)
Author: Schyve Paul M.

An Interview with Peter Pronovost
pp. 659-664(6)
Author: Berman Steven

The Faces of Errors: A Case-Based Approach to Educating Providers, Policymakers, and the Public About Patient Safety
pp. 665-670(6)
Authors: Wachter Robert M.; Shojania Kaveh G.

Using a Distance-Learning Program to Educate Staff on the Joint Commission National Patient Safety Goals
pp. 671-675(5)
Authors: Jaghab Major Danny; Kostner Colonel Laura; Davis Elaine; Halliday Ann

"Keeping Each Patient Safe": Quality Safety Teaching/Learning Packets
pp. 676-680(5)
Authors: Benczo Chris; Gaudy Doris; White T.Michael

Improving the Quality of Data in Your Database: Lessons from a Cardiovascular Center
pp. 681-688(8)
Authors: Haan Constance K.; Adams Mark; Cook Ray

Human Factors Risk Management as a Way to Improve Medical Device Safety: A Case Study of the Therac 25 Radiation Therapy System
pp. 689-695(7)
Authors: Israelski Edmond W.; Muto William H.

Conclusion: You Need Human Factors Engineering Expertise to See Design Hazards That Are Hiding in "Plain Sight!"
pp. 696-700(5)
Author: Gosbee John W.

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