Emergency nursing and medical error—a survey of two states.

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Emergency nursing and medical error—a survey of two states.

February 27, 2008

Hohenhaus SM.

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This study surveyed emergency room nurses, and while most respondents reported adequate resources and support when reporting a medical error, the authors highlight several opportunities for systematic improvement.

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