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Events that inspired change: the importance of sharing what happened to stop it from happening again.

May 3, 2023

Myers E, Allen C. Patient Saf. 2023;5(1):62-63.

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Event reporting is core to identifying system-level problems that could harm patients. This article shares several instances of learning from event reports submitted in the state of Pennsylvania to illustrate the value of reporting in patient safety.

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