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Achieving a safety culture in obstetrics
Erin DuPree1, Loraine O'Neill, Rebecca M Anderson
1Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Science, Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York, NY, USA. erin.dupree@mssm.org
Abstract:
Preventable maternal and neonatal mortalities still occur, despite the wonders of today's technologically advanced healthcare system. Delivering high-quality, consistent care is the goal of every provider. Yet, obstetrical practice, in which unpredictable events and high-risk situations are the norm, is particularly vulnerable to medical errors. Obstetrics departments should be striving for a climate of patient safety, one that includes a just, reporting, and learning culture. This article discusses the various components of a safety culture as well as some of the advances that are being made in the field to improve the quality of care in obstetrics.
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