Statewide identification of adverse events using retrospective nurse review: methods and outcomes.

Michael P. Silver; Paul Hougland; Susan Elder; Jan Haug; Tracey Pritchett; Steven Donnelly; Carolyn L. Link; Wu Xu

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Statewide identification of adverse events using retrospective nurse review: methods and outcomes.

May 7, 2008

Silver MP, Hougland P, Elder S, et al. J Nurs Meas. 2007;15(3):220-32.

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In this study of hospital discharges from Missouri and Utah, nurse reviewers were able to identify iatrogenic injury at rates that compared favorably to physician reviewers.

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