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Advances in Healthcare Information Systems and Administration Book Series, 2022
This study aims to demonstrate the importance of waste analysis and similarity of results. For that, the HFMEA-FUZZY was used as a tool. The study used waste results from 20 emergency care units (ECUs) from different regions of Brazilthrough the HFMEA criteria and complemented with the concepts of logic Fuzzy with the COPPE COSENZA methodology. The use
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This study aims to demonstrate the importance of waste analysis and similarity of results. For that, the HFMEA-FUZZY was used as a tool. The study used waste results from 20 emergency care units (ECUs) from different regions of Brazilthrough the HFMEA criteria and complemented with the concepts of logic Fuzzy with the COPPE COSENZA methodology. The use
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Applying HFMEA to Prevent Chemotherapy Errors
Journal of Medical Systems, 2010To evaluate risk and vulnerability in the chemotherapy process using a proactive risk analysis method. Healthcare failure mode and effect analysis (HFMEA) was adopted to identify potential chemotherapy process failures. A multidisciplinary team is formed to identify, evaluate, and prioritize potential failure modes based on a chemotherapy process ...
Chao-Ton Su, Pa-Chun Wang, Chia-Jen Chou
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A Review of Healthcare Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (HFMEA) in Radiotherapy
Health Physics, 2016This paper presents a review of risk analyses in radiotherapy (RT) processes carried out by using Healthcare Failure Mode Effect Analysis (HFMEA) methodology, a qualitative method that proactively identifies risks to patients and corrects medical errors before they occur.
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Using HFMEA to Assess Potential for Patient Harm from Tubing Misconnections
Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety, 2006Reported cases of tubing misconnections and other tubing errors prompted Columbus Children's Hospital to study their potential for harm in its patient population. A Health Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (HFMEA) was conducted in October 2004 to determine the risks inherent in the use and labeling of various enteral, parenteral, and other tubing types
Judy, Kimehi-Woods, John P, Shultz
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Evaluation of Time- and Cost-Saving Modifications of HFMEA
Journal of Patient Safety, 2011: This study aimed to evaluate different shortcuts of Healthcare Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (HFMEA) in a radiotherapy setting.: A 2 × 2 study design was set up, in which 4 similar groups analyzed separately the possible risks of the same process by using different versions of HFMEA.: In the Maastricht Radiation Oncology clinic, a radiotherapy ...
Annemie Vlayen
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Applying the HFMEA Technique to the General-Purpose Infusion Pump
IFMBE Proceedings, 2009Attempting to guarantee the quality of infusion pumps, a study was performed at a Brazilian public hospital applying the Healthcare Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (HFMEA). This technique can be applied for usage by the clinical engineering, to identify the failure modes of electromedical devices (EMD) and to assess the involved risks.
S J Calil
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Nursing risk management of COVID-19 pneumonia isolation wards using HFMEA method
International Journal of Life Science Research Archive, 2022To explore the application effect of Health care failure mode and effect analysis (HFMEA) in nursing risk management in COVID-19 pneumonia isolation ward, the risk management of nursing in isolation wards was evaluated by HFMEA method. According the six highest risk factor score, the improvement measures were formulated to intervene, and then nurse ...
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Ergonomics, 2009
The aim of this study was to evaluate the use of Healthcare Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (HFMEA) in Dutch health care by means of user feedback. Thirteen HFMEA analyses of various health care processes were successfully concluded and on average took 69 person-hours (excluding reporting).
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The aim of this study was to evaluate the use of Healthcare Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (HFMEA) in Dutch health care by means of user feedback. Thirteen HFMEA analyses of various health care processes were successfully concluded and on average took 69 person-hours (excluding reporting).
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