Introduction to Trigger Tools for Identifying Adverse Events.

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Introduction to Trigger Tools for Identifying Adverse Events.

December 6, 2006

Institute for Healthcare Improvement; IHI

This Web page provides summaries of and links to the various trigger tools available from the Institute for Healthcare Improvement to use in identifying adverse events.

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