… , we propose several implications for future research on organizational routines and rules
management in high-risk organizations. 2 Organizational routines and organizational flexibility …

… The Health Improvement and Prevention Study15 is designed to evaluate the impact of an
intervention for patients at high risk of vascular disease. Both trials commenced in 2008 and …

… In summary, the real-world study has shown that patients with high risk of fracture due to
osteoporosis may be regarded as difficult to treat. More potent therapy that was initiated at the …

Objective Cervical cancer screening by human papillomavirus (HPV) testing requires the
use of additional triage and follow-up analyses. We evaluated women’s compliance with and …

… Atrial fibrillation is a major risk factor for thromboembolic disease, particularly stroke.1 Its
prevalence rises with age, from about 1% in the whole population to about 5% in people aged …

… Non‐routine events (NREs) are atypical or unusual occurrences in a pre‐defined process.
Although some NREs in high‐risk clinical settings have no adverse effects on patient care, …

… The handling of laboratory, imaging and other test results in UK general practice is a high-volume
organisational routine that is both complex and high risk. Previous research in this …

… , and high risk. Some guidelines do not recommend the use hip fracture probability in routine
… few individuals reclassified from low risk to high risk (0.1%) or high risk to low risk (0.2%). …

… more likely to have diabetes risk factors than unscreened subjects: high-risk (nonwhite) race
… more likely to have at least one diabetes risk factor than unscreened subjects (P = 0.001). In …

… daily as a part of routine investigations in … high risk patients. The aim of this study was to
identify and assess the clinician’s perspective in abandoning the current practice of daily routine …