Trends in Patient Safety Management Systems by Hospital Size in Japanese Acute Care Hospitals

Over the past decade, Japanese acute care hospitals have made notable progress in developing patient safety infrastructures. While foundational systems were widely implemented, adoption of advanced analytical tools remains uneven. The rise in reported serious events may reflect improved detection and identification capabilities, or a simple increase in medical accidents. Sustained policy support and customized strategies for smaller hospitals are essential for continued advancement.

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Journal of Patient Safety
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2026-02-02
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https://doi.org/10.1097/pts.0000000000001476
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Patient Safety and Medication Errors
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Abstract

Over the past decade, Japanese acute care hospitals have made notable progress in developing patient safety infrastructures. While foundational systems were widely implemented, adoption of advanced analytical tools remains uneven. The rise in reported serious events may reflect improved detection and identification capabilities, or a simple increase in medical accidents. Sustained policy support and customized strategies for smaller hospitals are essential for continued advancement.

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