입원전담전문의가 바라보는 환자 안전과 의료의 질 향상
Patient Safety and Quality Improvement in Hospital Medicine
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Hospitalists are specialists in inpatient care who aim to improve patient safety and quality of care. Accordingly, hospitalist research focuses on patient safety and quality improvement (QI). Major hospital medicine journals publish studies on patient safety and QI. This review introduces the latest research related to patient safety and QI research in the field of hospital medicine.
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Hospitalists are specialists in inpatient care who aim to improve patient safety and quality of care. Accordingly, hospitalist research focuses on patient safety and quality improvement (QI). Major hospital medicine journals publish studies on patient safety and QI. This review introduces the latest research related to patient safety and QI research in the field of hospital medicine.
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