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Silently Harmed – Nebraska White Paper

Silently Harmed in Nebraska

‘Silently Harmed’
Nebraska
Hospital Medical Errors in Nebraska

Heartland Health Research Institute (HHRI) has released its ‘Silently Harmed’ White Paper that provides estimates for patients who were fatally and seriously harmed in our hospitals due to preventable adverse events (PAEs).

Report Highlights include national background data and newly-released estimates about PAEs in Nebraska Hospitals:

  • Estimated Data on Medical Errors
  • Estimates of Patients Seriously Harmed in Nebraska Hospitals
  • Estimates of Patient Fatalities in Nebraska Hospitals
  • National Data on Common Adverse Events
  • Estimated Number of Common Adverse Events in Nebraska Hospitals
  • Social and Economic Measurement of Medical Errors
  • Estimation of Social and Economic Costs Due to PAEs in Nebraska
  • Patient Safety Culture within Hospitals
  • Conclusion

 
» Click here to download your Free ‘Silently Harmed in Nebraska’ White Paper.

>> About every 10 minutes, estimates show one person is seriously harmed in a Nebraska hospital...

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Silently Harmed in Nebraska

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