The following is a list of hospitals with a door-to-diagnosis time of less than seven minutes as listed on Hospital Compare. Times are "door-to-diagnostic-eval" times from Hospital Compare's Emergency Department Care Measures dataset.
Patient Safety & Outcomes
Don Berwick, MD. President Emeritus and Senior Fellow of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement.Dr. Berwick served at the helm of IHI for nearly 20 years, starting in 1991, where he oversaw the cultivation of innovative concepts for…
The Department of Veterans Affairs has largely fallen short of its goal to see patients within 30 days of the preferred time of care, despite that the system has hired 8,000 employees between April and December, started opening new health…
The Critical Care Recovery Center has been identified by the Regenstrief Institute and the Indiana University schools of medicine and nursing as a new collaborative care model that is effective in reducing the likelihood of serious illness after a patient…
Institutional change is undoubtedly hard, but in an industry where people's lives are at risk every second of every day, there is no excuse for not prioritizing and tackling patient safety head on. How quickly is healthcare changing if attention…
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A man walked into the critical care unit of Wentworth-Douglass Hospital in Dover, N.H., early this morning and shot and killed his wife before fatally shooting himself, New Hampshire Attorney General Joseph A. Foster told Boston Globe reporters.
As healthcare associated infections (HAIs) continue to rise and the rewards – or penalties – related to quality of care continue to grow, this content delivers immediate value. Providing a visual map of best practices employed by many of the…
Up to 99% of healthcare device alarms do not require clinical intervention. Clinicians are bombarded by alarms on a daily basis, most of which do not require action, causing desensitization to alarms, which potentially puts patient safety at risk. In…
The future of clinical documentation programs rests on improving data collection techniques during patient visits, according to a statement released Monday by the American Health Information Management Association.
The Patient Safety Movement Foundation has partnered with the Emergency Medicine Patient Safety Foundation in pursuit of its goal to achieve zero preventable deaths in hospital settings by 2020.