In the most recent stage of development of modern society, the growing complexity and
dynamism of the contexts firms operate in has led to a relentless increase in the level of risk …

Background Content coverage of patient safety ontology and classification systems should
be evaluated to provide a guide for users to select appropriate ones for specific applications …

Similarly to the industrial sector in the late 1980s, nowadays leading organizations in the
healthcare sector acknowledge the fact that human errors, adverse events and system …

Although a large number of medical error taxonomies have been published, there is little
evidence to suggest that these taxonomies have been systematically compared. This paper …

Introduction Patient safety classifications/ontologies enable patient safety information
systems to receive and analyze patient safety data to improve patient safety. Patient safety …

This work aims at developing a procedure for analysing the drug administration process in
order to understand and highlight the criticalities and risks of the process as well as the …

Objective: To develop a taxonomy describing patient safety events in general practice from
reports submitted by a random representative sample of general practitioners (GPs), and to …

Der oberste Anspruch des hippokratischen Berufsethos ist für Ärzte das Primat der möglichst
schadensfreien Therapie („Primum non nocere “). Darüber hinaus verstehen sich Ärzte und …

Objective. To investigate the role of information gathering and clinical experience on the
diagnosis and management of difficult diagnostic problems in family medicine. Method …

The objective of this systematic review was to understand the current state of
Ergonomics/Human Factors (E/HF) qualitative research in health care and to draw …