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Educational Safety for the Surgical Learner
Journal of Surgical Education, 2022Psychological safety is known to improve team performance and organizational learning. The related concept of "educational safety" has recently emerged to describe an environment in which learners can unreservedly focus on learning and professional growth, without worrying about the potential repercussions of interpersonal risk-taking.
Andrea J.H. Williamson +2 more
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Journal of Medical Engineering & Technology, 1984
As the sales of surgical lasers continue to grow, the problem of laser safety in hospitals becomes increasingly more urgent. This article considers both the principles and the practice of laser safety, and indicates how safety codes should be organized within a hospital. Eye safety is of paramount importance, and the effects of different wavelengths of
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As the sales of surgical lasers continue to grow, the problem of laser safety in hospitals becomes increasingly more urgent. This article considers both the principles and the practice of laser safety, and indicates how safety codes should be organized within a hospital. Eye safety is of paramount importance, and the effects of different wavelengths of
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Safety of Surgical Resident Training
Advances in Surgery, 2013The current structure of residency training allows for safe participation of residents in the care of surgical patients. In part, this is likely due to the ability of attending-level surgeons and educators to adequately select and provide the supervision needed for different levels of residents.
Usama, Ahmed Ali, Jon D, Vogel
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A systems approach to surgical safety
Surgical Endoscopy, 2002The documented and “accepted” incident rates in surgery are unacceptably high. Incident rates of 1–5% are generally accepted as a normal part of practice. Current morbidity and mortality reporting, while important, does not sufficiently examine or expose the active and latent errors that lead to adverse outcomes. Further.
J F, Calland +5 more
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Surgical mesh and patient safety
BMJ, 2018© Published by the BMJ Publishing Group Limited.
Heneghan, C, Godlee, F
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Patient Safety in the Surgical Setting
Thoracic Surgery Clinics, 2012Patient safety has been the subject of surgical investigation for the past century. A specific focus on safety and medical errors has incited public attention, government oversight, and research funding. Traditional efforts have been focused on the individual responsible for the "mistake," while current procedure focuses on a systems approach.
M Blair, Marshall, Dominic, Emerson
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Archives of Surgery, 1992
Invited Commentary .—Sharma and co-authors make some interesting observations on the article by Shaked et al. Like Dr Sharma and his colleagues, I am totally supportive of the opinion that surgical residents should be properly trained in a graduated fashion, painstaking and stepwise, until the mentor has prepared the neophyte for carrying out surgery ...
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Invited Commentary .—Sharma and co-authors make some interesting observations on the article by Shaked et al. Like Dr Sharma and his colleagues, I am totally supportive of the opinion that surgical residents should be properly trained in a graduated fashion, painstaking and stepwise, until the mentor has prepared the neophyte for carrying out surgery ...
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ICALEO '82: Proceedings of the Medicine and Biology Symposium, 1982
With the development of any new biomedical or surgical technique using a potentially hazardous new technology, it is necessary to consider health hazards to both the patient and medical personnel. Lasers used in surgery and in some other biomedical applications can pose potential hazards to both the patient and to the laser operating personnel. Because
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With the development of any new biomedical or surgical technique using a potentially hazardous new technology, it is necessary to consider health hazards to both the patient and medical personnel. Lasers used in surgery and in some other biomedical applications can pose potential hazards to both the patient and to the laser operating personnel. Because
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SURGICAL SAFETY SURGICAL SAFETY CHECKLIST
The Egyptian Journal of Surgery, 2009Nabil Dowidar +4 more
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