Expedited response to unsafe conditions: an academic health system approach

Laboratories should consider the establishment of a dedicated safety committee and cadenced huddles because such tools are effective for improving safety and communicating occupational hazards.

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Laboratory Medicine
Published
2025-04-18
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https://doi.org/10.1093/labmed/lmaf001
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Healthcare cost, quality, practices
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Expedited response to unsafe conditions: an academic health system approach

John Babcock, J. Joshua Thomas, C. Peng, M. L. Nelson et al.
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Laboratory Medicine
Healthcare cost, quality, practices
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Expedited response to unsafe conditions: an academic health system approach

John Babcock, J. Joshua Thomas, C. Peng, M. L. Nelson, Mahasen Samhouri
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Abstract

Laboratories should consider the establishment of a dedicated safety committee and cadenced huddles because such tools are effective for improving safety and communicating occupational hazards.

Laboratory MedicineVol. 56(5)
University of Kansas (US)
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Healthcare cost, quality, practices
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