Critical Event Review Team (CERT)

Jeffrey Kuhlman; Thomas Looke; Louis Barr; Jeanette Bartos; Gengie Nail; Brittany Almon; Joseph Keebler; Elizabeth Lazzara; Elizabeth Blickensderfer

Critical Event Review Team (CERT)

Jeffrey Kuhlman, Thomas Looke, Louis Barr, Jeanette Bartos, Gengie Nail, Brittany Almon, Joseph Keebler, Elizabeth Lazzara, Elizabeth Blickensderfer

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Abstract

The culture of medicine is shifting from placing blame on providers to a systems-minded culture of trying to understand human error as a symptom of deeper rooted systemic issues. The goal is to reduce harm by redesigning the systems in which humans work.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Dec 1 2017

Keywords

human error
medical care
human factors
operating room procedures

Disciplines

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment
Critical Care
Surgery
Trauma

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Critical Event Review Team (CERT)

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