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  • Clinical practice implementation science
  • Healthcare risk management
  • Patient safety research

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  • Implementing evolving scientific evidence into clinical practice is challenging.
  • Timely assimilation of new research into protocols and recommendations is difficult.
  • Healthcare systems face hurdles in adopting current evidence-based interventions.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To examine the value of partnering with a medical malpractice insurance company and its Patient Safety Organization.
  • To leverage data and convening opportunities to advance implementation science principles.
  • To foster efficient and widespread adoption of current evidence-based interventions.

Main Methods:

  • Utilizing medical malpractice and root-cause analysis data.
  • Establishing a partnership with a captive medical malpractice insurer and its Patient Safety Organization.
  • Applying principles of implementation science to guide evidence adoption.

Main Results:

  • Data analyses provided context and catalyzed guideline creation.
  • A partnership facilitated the development of best practice guidelines.
  • Collective wisdom across specialties and institutions was leveraged.

Conclusions:

  • Partnerships can accelerate the adoption of evidence-based interventions.
  • Utilizing malpractice data can identify areas for practice improvement.
  • Collaborative efforts enhance patient safety and risk management.