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Patient safety is a major concern for all healthcare providers. It appears perverse that patients can suffer harm when they are being treated and cared for. However, healthcare is complex and its outcome is infl uenced by many factors. It is inevitable that within any healthcare system patients will be harmed, and in every encounter there is the potential for harm to occur.
However, it was the publication of the Harvard Medical Practice Study HMPS in that highlighted to healthcare providers and policy-makers the extent of harm. Patient safety was now in the public eye, not only in the USA but throughout the world. The HMPS analysed more than 30 randomly selected medical records of recently discharged patients from a random selection of 51 hospitals in New York State.
Adverse events, defi ned as extended hospitalization, disability at the time of discharge, or death resulting from medical care, were identifi ed.
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